She [Rome] told the children's department that the audience will be able to find out what cool things can happen when you put seemingly ordinary materials together, things like make slime, colors disappear and skewer a balloon. It should be really exciting.

I think it is one thing to be an independent thinker. It's another thing to be a Democratic senator who is acting as a lobbyist for King George and his Chancellor Cheney.

She came highly recommended by the children's department at the West Warwick Public Library. They told us that she gives a very innovative program and that it would be something that the children here would definitely be able to get into.

It hasn't really sunk in yet. I'm sure when it's all said and done, it will rank high on my list of coaching accomplishments. Right now, winning my first state championship is the highlight of my career.

Dave just said, 'This program will go on -- it has to go on,'

They changed the town and this is why this kind of thing would do well in Carnegie. PAT will give a power point presentation and residents will be able to present comments. Nothing has been decided and this will be a prelude to a planning session. We have not actually planned anything here.