It's beautiful! Yoga at Blithewold in Bristol RI every Monday at 11 am

Bristol Yoga Studio and Blithewold have teamed up to offer a YOGA class every Monday morning at 11 am with instructor Christine Reed, co-owner of the Bristol Yoga Studio. (www.bristolyogastudio.com) The class is for all levels. Bring a mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing. Just do it!

Local growing season veggie chart

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Free Bristol Yoga Series on Sundays from 6-7 pm all Summer

This sounds like a really good deal and a great way to meet the many instructors at Bristol Yoga Studio and to learn about Yoga as well. Bristol Yoga Studio is located at the southeast corner of Franklin and Hope Streets in Bristol. For more info go to:
www.bristolyogastudio.com
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Boston Bruins do it!

Thank you Kristen Browne for this image.

Vegetable Gardening Tips and Tricks June 25

About the Presenter:
Rosanne Sherry is the URI Cooperative Extension Master Gardener State Coordinator for the URI Outreach Center. She has held this position since 1988. She worked in garden centers for 10 years prior to working at URI. She is also a URI Master Gardener and graduated from the program in 1980. Over the years she has written garden columns in local newspapers and has been a guest on numerous radio programs. She is also a regular speaker for garden clubs and civic organizations throughout RI and SE MA in her capacity as a Master Gardener.

Her garden passions are to help other gardeners enjoy their gardens
and the surrounding environment in a more ecological way. Her own
garden and landscape reflect her passion for the birds.

This lecture is on basic organic gardening tips and techniques in the
vegetable garden.
http://conta.cc/l3MKYL

Kathleen Seguin's new B&B at 14 Aaron Ave sounds delicious!

Link below from the Bristol Phoenix by Eric Dickervitz.
Bristol needs this. We wish her well!
For reservations call 401-396-9066 or visit www.bristolhousebnb.com
http://www.eastbayri.com/detail/143727.html

Cats Available: From 2 months to age 14

Potter League Cats: About 65 of them! All neutered and spayed w/shots coming with lots of education and coaching on how to be cared for! Tortie pictured above: Maxie age 14; Loves laps and affection. ID # A045836
(Confession: I have had a tortie cat in my life for over 45 years - 3 different ones; Ouija, Louis, and currently Ada found on Union Street)
http://tinyurl.com/6gvjbsf

Weaver's Cove abandons Fall River LNG plan

FALL RIVER, Mass. -- Citing "unfavorable economics," Weaver's Cove Energy and Hess LNG announced Monday that they had dropped their long-fought plans to build a floating liquefied natural gas terminal. Links below to two articles - one by Alex Kuffner from the Pro Jo and one by Will Richmond from the Fall River Herald News.
Thank you Rep Ray Gallison, Save the Bay, Save Bristol Harbor, The Bristol Town Council, the RI House & RI Senate, The City of Fall River, MA and the many others who fought this battle for eight years!
http://tinyurl.com/42vjzh3
http://tinyurl.com/45yqvbg

Below is a message from Save the Bay:
This victory is a credit to the more than 5,000 people who signed our petition and the hundreds who attended public hearings and made donations; the many local organizations that mobilized their communities; state officials and the congressional delegations of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and municipalities that challenged the project every step of way – especially the City of Fall River and the Town of Bristol. The work of protecting Narragansett Bay from threats like the LNG project takes time, resources and a dedicated professional staff. Thanks and congratulations to you all.

Virginia Delgado Photograph Exhibition in Bristol on July 1

Click on image once to enlarge. This exhibition to be held at the Bristol Yoga Studio is only ONE DAY long - so it is NOT to missed!

Bristol Golf Course given honor as worst in America by NY Times!

http://tinyurl.com/3uoeqtg
"But quirky as these courses are, none can compare with the Bristol Golf Club, in nearby Bristol, R.I., which is of a worseness so extreme that you occasionally wonder if it’s not ironic. Maybe, like certain fashion trends, it’s bad on purpose?

More likely, the course is the way it is because golf is not the highest priority here: something you sense when you to try to find the pro shop, and discover that all the golf business — paying for greens fees, buying a last-minute sleeve of balls — is done at one end of the bar. And Bristol has also been stuck — blighted, you could say — with some of the least likely golfing terrain imaginable. The course is in the middle of an industrial park, so that the opening hole, for example, an otherwise flat and forgettable 137-yard par 3, is enhanced by the sight of a blue metal warehouse building behind the green. When I played here recently, there was a guy out in back welding, and the sparks brightened a day otherwise overcast and dismal."