Located in an industrial park on Franklin Street, Planet Eclipse is a manufacturer of paintball guns, including Ego, Geo, Etek and other popular brands. No retail business is conducted from this location, but consumers may go to the website to order online or locate a retail outlet.
The Education Exchange is an adult education facility located in Building C of the Lilypads Professional Center in Peacedale. It hosts a variety of programs including family literacy, adult basic education, English fluency classes and GED preparation and testing. Additional programs include ESL and Civics, External Diploma Program (EDP), Transition to College and Career, Work Readiness, computer instruction and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
Preventative and seasonal maintenance are available for your large boat as well as large-scale repairs. Custom fabrication in fiberglass, aluminum and stainless steel is available to keep your boat looking ship shape. Contact the business directly for your repair needs.
Chabad of West Bay is an organization for the Jewish community that provides an atmosphere for nuturing wisdom, understanding and knowledge. Services, study groups and special programs create a foundation through which Jews may seek education and experience their heritage.
Established in 1976, South County Artificial Prosthetics, Limb and Brace is a provider of custom prosthetic braces and limbs. It has locations in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Products inlcude ankle and carbon fiber ankle foot orthoses, C-LEG prostheses and specialized prosthetics from The Harmony System. Visit South County Artificial Prosthetics, Limb and Brace's Web site for more information about the company, including a photo gallery of products, a special FAQ for new amputees and information about the products and services offered by this company.
Take one look at the staff as you enter the colorful storefront of The Right Click, and it becomes quite evident there's no shortage of tekkies here. As one employee talks a customer through a technical problem over the phone, another takes a break from working diligently over a keyboard to help you with whatever technical problem you might have. The Right Click prides itself in straightforward and knowledgeable customer service that comes only from its nine years of being in business.
East Bay Dive Center is the best dive shop in town (and not just because it is the only dive shop in town). Tucked away on Church Street, this cozy nook is the one-stop shop for divers in the East Bay.
Divers can get advice or share stories with store owner and dive instructor David Labrecque, or just stop in to say hi to his dog Anabelle. Labrecque can help divers book excursions, form group dives, fill tanks and service equipment.
East Bay Dive Center also collaborates with the Roger Williams University SCUBA club and offers PADI certifications and refresher courses for open water divers, advanced open water divers, night diving, deep diving, wreck diving, underwater photography, rescue diving and dive master.
In the summer months, divers can participate in dive center-hosted events such as the annual clambake and treasure hunt. For those looking to get away from New England's wacky winter weather, divers and non-divers can sign up for the annual winter dive vacation (the 2011 trip is to Bonaire in the Netherlands Antilles from January 22-30).
