Maybe they could take someone off speed trap duty and go investigate a hate crime or something idk

Lol

This is great!

It starts with functional and accessible sidewalks. Stop allowing utilities to block the public right of way with utility poles and boxes. Enforce already in place laws and regulations. Including parking laws that prevent parking too close to intersections and crosswalks.

Then create safer streets by allowing high level traffic roads to travel at reasonably quick speeds with coordinated stop lights and curb bulbs for pedestrian crosswalks. Use proven methods to slow traffic on other streets and make more pedestrian/bicycle friendly travel ways. Increase public transportation and reduce outside parking in dense neighborhoods.

Have appropriate lighting at crosswalks and enforce traffic laws.

Other cities have done this and been successful.

Agreed, it's not like they're doing a denial of service attack. It's spam. All you have to do is tag it spam and your filter grabs it. Do they not know how email works?

Be better if people posted this stuff without with the contact info showing. Otherwise you're just giving these racist, hate mongering pieces of shit more reach.

That's pretty warm, might want to lower your thermostat a few degrees.

Might want to check out how the Brits are doing with this. Or basically anywhere in EU. Even the west coast drought is increasing costs for hydroelectric powered areas here.

Ah, yes, Seekonk, distant gateway to the Cape

It's ok there, but the fish on ice are not as fresh as I like. Too many cloudy eyes and strong fishy smell

It's def strange. But I think one issue is that the catch has been getting smaller and smaller. So most of it is going to commercial buyers and not much left for retail. And there's not much infrastructure here to facilitate it (like having a fisherman's wharf type sales cooperative location to sell from)

Edit: it's weird your reply is getting downvotes

Not technically in RI, but Tony's Seafood in Seekonk is not bad. Finding fresh fish here is actually pretty hard

https://tonysfreshseafood.com/retail/

If you haven't tried it before, highly recommend Thai massage. It's like massage+yoga and really helps with injury. I have shoulder and lower back issues, this helps so much. Thai Tranquility in Richmond Square is great. They're licensed here with Western methods, but also trained in Thailand. https://www.thaitranquility.com/

First, thank you! Second, a question: is that 50' from the entrance or the property?

Didn't they close a while ago?

Idk, the ramen was only ok, with really fatty meat and a pretty small portion (I know it's supposed to have fat, this was not that). I just think it's overpriced when you can get the same quality product elsewhere

I haven't had any in PVD that is consistent and delicious enough to recommend. I was giving a warning.

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It was pretty surprising. It was the dirtiest front of house I've seen in a long time. Don't want to think about the areas I couldn't see. It doesn't get that dirty if there isn't serious issues in staffing/mgt.

Save your time and don't go to Ganko Ittetsu Ramen on Thayer. Went last week, it's filthy inside, the staff is really inexperienced (not their fault, but it was really rough), and the food wasn't anywhere near good enough to try it again. Made me sad