PAWTUCKET, R.I. (WJAR) — In the last few months, we flipped the switch from extreme drought to periods of heavy rainfall, and that has had a major impact on our foliage season.
The rain came just in time in September for trees to get healthy, and it has delayed the progression of color and led to a longer stretch of nice color. The rain has also led to more vibrant-than-expected color, which is also great news for tourism in the Blackstone Valley.
Research and Development Vessel “Spirit of Pawtucket” to Begin Its Work Pawtucket, RI – The Blackstone Valley Tourism Council will launch The Spirit of Pawtucket on […]
The Blackstone Valley Travelers takes you to the cities and towns in the Blackstone Valley, Rhode Island. New England’s Blackstone Valley has many unique museums, shops, […]
(WPRI) The Ocean State is chock full of fun in the summer, and Blackstone Valley is offering activities on the water for locals and tourists alike. […]
