Good morning, Providence.

The No Kings coalition will hold a nationwide day of action titled No Kings: Vote Early on Saturday, Oct.

17 to boost early voting ahead of Election Day. Rhode Island residents can join virtual rallies since no in-person events are planned locally.

Tiverton's Boat House will close after dinner on Oct.

3 for major renovations that include a new outdoor bar and expanded patio at 227 Schooner Drive before reopening in late spring with panoramic views of Mount Hope Bay.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will speak at Brown University Tuesday, Sept.

22 at 5 p.m. in an open lecture on leadership, democracy and global change + he will reflect on his decade in office and discuss challenges facing civic life.

Brown University held its 263rd Convocation on Sept.

8 — urging nearly 3,300 new students to embrace curiosity and critical thinking as they begin their education. University leaders stressed that questioning assumptions and learning from diverse viewpoints are key to making the most of a Brown education.

Today, Middletown’s Norman Bird Sanctuary highlighted its conservation work by promoting educational programs and habitat restoration on its 300-acre property (established in 1949).

The nonprofit is celebrating its 75th anniversary while restoring a 10-acre pollinator meadow.

Gubernatorial candidate Helena Foulkes visited Temple Beth El, an East Side polling location, early Wednesday morning to connect with voters.

Rhode Island College will host a remembrance ceremony next to Adams Library and the 9/11 monument from 8:46 to 9:30 a.m. tomorrow as part of Patriot Day observances even though Sept.

11 is not a federal holiday (flags will fly at half-staff per federal law).

Mayoral candidate David Morales addressed voters at MLK Jr. Elementary in Providence today, outlining his plans to shift City Hall leadership.

He is leading a progressive push to change local government direction.

Local high school sports Wednesday delivered wins and ties across soccer, field hockey, tennis and volleyball, with teams showing strong play in key matchups.

The full schedule for Thursday's games (football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, tennis) is now available for local fans.