At 7 PM the EPELOA will hold its annual business meeting. This will be followed at 8 PM by a presentation about coyotes in Jamestown by Dr. Numi Mitchel of the Narragansett Bay Coyote Study. The meeting will be open to the public. Since 2004 The Narragansett Bay Coyote Study has been developing science-based coexistence and management strategies for coyotes.
Evolution of the Urban Forest - led by Chris Fletcher, a managing arborist for Bartlett Tree Services. He also is a caretaker of Juniper Hill Cemetery, one of three landmark graveyards in Rhode Island. Fletcher will discuss the history and importance of forestation to the environment.
This is to provide local referees with an opportunity to be taught the new rules of the game.
Also to engage new referees in discussion regarding video clips on how to make the correct decisions in a match.
We will also be providing local referees updated information on referee abuse and what to do if in that situation.
This is to provide local referees with an opportunity to be taught the new rules of the game.
Also to engage new referees in discussion regarding video clips on how to make the correct decisions in a match.
We will also be providing local referees updated information on referee abuse and what to do if in that situation.
Little Rhody Thrummers, the RI Chapter of the Association of Traditional Rug Hooking Artists
Free training that explores the history of racism and classism in the US and RI.
The training includes lecture, activities, trivia, dialogue, roll-play and more.
