Do not wrap your tree in plastic! Cleaned off, these trees can be turned into mulch and compost and kept out of the landfill. The City of Providence will be picking up trees through January 21st on regularly scheduled pickup days. The City of Providence today announces that free, curbside pick-up of Christmas trees will …
(12.8) [Postponed to Tuesday due to weather.] This year you can enjoy the lighting of the City Hall Christmas tree from the comfort of your own home. Plus, some Nutcracker and Scrooge. Attendees are invited to participate in the live-streamed event on Saturday, December 5 at 5:00 PM on Mayor Jorge Elorza’s Facebook page. The …
And not yet. In Providence, your tree will be picked up curbside during the first full two weeks of January. The Rhode Resource Recovery Corporation has a helpful page devoted to Providence-specific instructions on the handling of bulky waste like furniture, appliances, mattresses, etc. The more general, statewide, instructions for preparing any ‘Real Christmas Greenery’ …
(12.3) Spark ’em up! First, this Friday the City of Providence will be lighting its holiday tree on the steps of City Hall. (Free parking at parking meters all night Friday.) At 5pm, a chorus of Providence City workers will line the steps of City Hall, filling the airwaves with harmonious sounds of the season …
The City of Providence will begin free curbside pickup of Christmas trees beginning Monday, January 7 until Friday, January 18. Residents are urged to take the following steps to ensure that their tree will be picked up: Place trees at the curb on regular trash collection days All ornaments, tinsel, lights and tree stands must …
Perhaps Bishop Tobin has been too busy preparing for his close-ups to get going with his own decorating, but right now there is absolutely nothing about Cathedral Square that signals the so-called ‘Reason for the Season.’ I see plenty of room for a Christmas tree here, thirty or forty trees actually. Or a garland . …
The Slade Building — or, Slade’s Building according to the PPS plaque at the door — at Washington and Eddy Streets was built in 1881. More details as they become available.