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cowperthwaite t1_jec4l0g wrote

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/news/local/2023/02/15/wheres-my-ri-tax-refund-when-to-expect-your-tax-refund-check/69878389007/

"within two to three weeks" was the official line from the state when I wrote about this in February.

Here are people sharing their experiences after I posted that story to this sub:

https://www.reddit.com/r/RhodeIsland/comments/1136ffk/when_to_expect_your_rhode_island_and_federal_tax/

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cowperthwaite t1_jdsqtkr wrote

Balcony, second dress circle, also there on Saturday night.

While I normally complain about the sound quality at PPAC, mostly that the instruments overwhelm the voices, this time, I thought it was fine.

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cowperthwaite t1_jddli64 wrote

I pay for $54.99 for the "Fios Internet 100/100." Used to be $40 for the first year. Rarely have outages. Is plenty fast.

Edit: I don't pay rental fees for equipment. Bought my own router and they don't charge for the modem.

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cowperthwaite t1_jd82tjm wrote

Dropping the links, addresses to the various organizations mentioned by others.

>Recycle-A-Bike, 1911 Westminster St., Olneyville https://www.recycleabike.org/

>PVD Bike Collective, 50 Sims Ave. https://www.pvdbikecollective.org/

>Dash, 230 Broadway (Doesn't have their address on their website) https://www.dashbicycle.com/

>Legend Bicycle, 181 Brook Street https://legendbicycle.com/

>Providence Bicycle, 725 Branch Avenue https://www.providencebicycle.com/

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cowperthwaite t1_jd4kzc9 wrote

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cowperthwaite OP t1_jcpe54m wrote

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>PROVIDENCE − The Cranston Street Armory in Providence should transition back into an empty building by the end of April while the state continues to look for additional shelter spaces, state leaders told a room full of West End and South Providence residents Thursday night.

>The "warming station" at the armory, run by the nonprofit Amos House, was supposed to stop operations by April 15 when it opened at the beginning of December 2022. That exit date has been pushed to the end of April, Housing Secretary Stefan Pryor said.

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