Good morning, Providence.

Rumors that Taylor Swift would marry at her Watch Hill home drew visitors and photographers to Westerly this weekend, although local wedding planners said the tent was part of a regular setup.

The chatter reflects ongoing curiosity about the star, who has lived in the area for a decade.

The Bristol Fourth of July concert series kicked off Sunday at Independence Park — Band 7 Day Weekend opened at 6 p.m. as the event returned here after last year's move from Roger Williams University and now leads up to the historic Fourth of July parade.

URI is moving forward with plans for the state’s first public medical school as the General Assembly approved a $5 million seed fund today to cover early planning and leadership hiring - URI must submit a progress report by Jan.

1 and the first class is expected to enroll in 2029.

One of two rescued bobcats released in March has established a territory about (15 miles) from its release point in South County while researchers search for the other, which lost its collar after release.

The study tracks the cats, rescued as kittens last year, to learn more about bobcat behavior.

The original T.F. Green terminal built in 1933 is closed to the public but is listed on the National Register, as state officials plan to develop a new approach to its future use per FAA guidelines.

It stands next to the cargo terminal.

Local gardeners are urged to fine-tune watering (based on rainfall) and pruning practices so tomatoes can yield a better harvest in August and September.

Using organic fertilizer as needed will support healthy growth across backyards.

In May the median price for a single-family home dropped 2.5% to $500,000 — still $75,000 above levels from three years ago, leaving many buyers priced out; Realtors said closed sales fell 19.8% as inventory rose 2.5%.

Cape Verde made news at the PVD FanZone Sunday with a 2-2 draw against Uruguay that marked their first tournament goal.

A Cape Verde flag is displayed daily at 1070Lounge on North Main Street, and the team will face Saudi Arabia Friday.

MahJong Game Gathering

1-3 p.m. — Rochambeau Library — Free entry — Meet a friendly group of players and enjoy a casual game of MahJong, beginners welcome.

Rooftop Power Bring Your Own Bill Day

5-6 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Rochambeau Library — Free pizza — Learn how to cut your electricity costs and navigate your electric bill while enjoying free pizza.

Delta Sleep Concert

7-9 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — $25 ADV | $30 DOS — Experience the dreamy sounds of Delta Sleep alongside Michael Cera Palin and Combat.

Reaper's Gong Live Concert

5-8 p.m. — Alchemy — Tickets from $40 — Experience the electrifying performance of Reaper's Gong at this can't-miss live event.

Revolve Dance Project: Revolutions

2-5 p.m. — The Strand Ballroom — Cost information not provided — Celebrate five years of artistic collaboration with new works of live music and dance.

Eric Johanson Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — Tickets available — Experience sharp songwriting and exceptional guitar skills by Eric Johanson.

Chatty Cats Gathering

4-5 p.m. — Wanskuck Library — Free entry — Connect with fellow cat lovers over snacks, coloring, and crafting cat toys.

Open Studio at Makerspace for Adults

6:00 – 7:30 p.m. — Knight Memorial Library — Free entry — Explore your creative projects with access to cutting machines and other makerspace equipment.

Recycled Sewing Workshop

3-5 p.m. — Wanskuck Library — Free entry — Upcycle and repurpose fabric in this all-ages sewing session.

Arcadia - Arcade Music Festival

July 4th — 165 Pub — Cost not specified — Experience a vibrant celebration of arcade music in Providence.