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This June 2021 issue of Notable Works focuses on Notable Works' recent publication "Love Warms the Homeless Heart II" and the issue of homelessness. This issue features a poem by Juliana Anderson entitled "Near Boston Common: St. John's, Bowdoin…

The impacts of the Covid 19 pandemic on and the resilience of the community are addressed in this March 2021 issue of Notable Notes. This publication also officially announces the release of Notable Works’ new book Love Warms the Homeless Heart II,…

This May 2021 Issue of Notable Notes announces the release of Notable Works' new book "Love Warms the Homeless Heart II" and features a poem by Mary Ann Mayer from this book called "Sunday Afternoon" which focuses on the history of the Blackstone…

This November Newsletter includes a link to a special presentation which was a collaboration between Notable Works and Audubon Society of Rhode Island entitled "The Earth Is In Our Care." This issue also celebrates the release of Notable Works' book…

This newsletter highlighted the efforts of Amos continued to do so much to help individuals and families "in crisis" in the local community, throughout the Covid 19 pandemic. This publication also includes a link to Notable Works' special…

This September 2020 newsletter “Notable Notes,” published by Notable Works Publication and Distribution Co., Inc, is an example of how our performance-based arts organization began to adapt to the pandemic, using platforms such as Twitter, Facebook…

As April 2021 slowly emerged, there was a promise of a light at the end of the tunnel with vaccines, wonderful restaurants serving customers outside and the people of Rhode Island on the whole complying with mask mandates and other Covid 19…

This Notable Works' Presentation focuses on Rhode Endangered species, especially the piping plover, and the efforts of The Nature Conservancy in Rhode Island to preserve and protect Rhode Island's natural habitats.

This presentation by Notable Works is a tribute to one of the key environmental agencies in Rhode Island, Audubon Society of Rhode Island which is doing so much to protect open spaces, endangered species and their natural habitats.