It’s day one. Feet are sized, skates are assigned, and skates are secured. Helmets are fastened as little ones are hobbling their way to the ice rink. “I think I’m going to break both ankles,” says the four -year old who is petrified of the ice. The children whose ages range from four to 12 begin to tap their little skates on the ice to make sure it’s safe.

We have all experienced that nervous anxious feeling as you approach your door at the end of a good date, palms sweating, wondering if you’ll receive the elusive good night kiss or if you should attempt to make a ‘seal the deal’ trying your hardest to read your date’s mind.

Monday nights on ABC are sizzlin’ hot! Watching some of the best professional ballroom dancers get down and dirty with spunky stars from the biz is enough to get viewers dancing out of their seats as they tune into season seven of “Dancing with the Stars” live.

Newport is a tourist Mecca, among the towering Gilded Age Mansions, the beautiful seaport, and the energetic night life; it is easy for a tourist to leave Aquidneck Island with a hungry wallet. Somewhere between the narrow, clogged harbor streets, irritating one ways, off schedule trolleys and endless lines to get into mansions, a hungry tourist on the go can get easily frustrated.

There is never a dull moment at Salve during Halloween. Our school is always thinking of ways to get its students into the spirit of the season. Salve’s annual “Fright Week,” continued this year with events such as Ghosthunters, the Fright Week Dance, Pumpkin Decorating, and Things for Thursday in Wakehurst.