Sunoco station on Cranston St. a few blocks west of route 10

He did quite well but could not beat one of the strongest players ever

There are good bagels but no excellent bagels.

Providence bagel is my favorite but they are too damn big. I guess because they profit most from lunch-sized sandwiches. Too bad the sandwich fillings are mediocre. Coffee is good though.

Best Rhode Island accent tournament.

Cops and firefighters get their own league.

Bonus rounds for immigrants who learned English with a Rhode Island accent.

why you stay?

If everybody who buys bogus-ass syrup started insisting on real maple syrup what would the price of the real thing go up to?

the last $1 empanadas in 02906

>not sure how walking on a sidewalk that's an overpass is a big deal for 150 ft

Maybe you would be sure if you actually walked there much

Also, if only it were merely the length of the overpass. The highway blights a blocks wide strip along both sides where not much but neglected parking lots, tire shops, traffic choked streets and, how convenient, Crossroads are to be found.

yup, layers.

Wool socks are a must all winter. Don't forget long underwear. My threshold for putting them on is 20 degrees.

Hours outdoors in the dead of winter? Unless doing active sports or work where it would get in the way, you will love a knee length coat!

Pick a direction to walk from your front door and explore your surroundings. Get familiar with your neighbors and let them see you. Look for the nearest places to shop, eat, hang out. Walk in and check them out. In even the least famous neighborhoods you will see funky or splendid old houses, trees, gardens, animals, weird miscellaneous creative stuff. Repeat the process. When you find some local favorite sights and places you can share them here!

>We'll just have to live with it

except the people killed and injured, numbers going up

Great Northern BBQ, Tuesday burger special, Wednesday wings, Thursday 10% off until 7pm

And +1 for Harry's

We don't know enough to bust this particular voter.

Nevertheless, the only form of voter fraud that is not vanishingly rare occurs when people who own more than one house vote in more than one place.

Bike lane made them do it.

>showboating for a larger media audience.

Yes, I always felt he was intent on keeping up with the latest mayoral fashions (mostly a good thing) but whenever the initiatives bump up against entrenched powers, his will to fight is not there.

confirming!

The garage may be useful someday when we remove I95 from Providence. People out in the sticks who still drive cars and want to go to Providence will have to park there and they will love it because there will be a train every 10 minutes all day long.

Old fashioned investigative journalism. The kind that takes weeks or months. Stories that politicians and the donor class does not want us to see.

For instance, I would love a proper expose of how a boutique hotel on Westminster Street owned by a long-ago mayor can grab 100 feet of sidewalk and turn it into private parking while any other changes to streets face years of meetings, studies and committees.

Why does the common obsession with "Safety" ignore traffic violence? The numbers dwarf random criminal violence.

The area is decidedly not a shit show except for one thing: Too many cars. It is most welcoming to people moving about by means other than car. If that is not your thing, just keep driving to any of the other 1000 supermarkets.

Buildings like that on sites like that are exactly how this city should grow so I do not want to get all negative here but...

I feel bad for people paying those rents and not even getting a bay window, or cross ventilation.

Maybe someday the cheap exterior panels on all those bland buildings can be replaced with cheap cornices and friezes for a neotraditional revival.

>all the stud bays run from the basement to the attic

All? You must have just been super lucky. (Not so lucky if fire gets in there).

But thanks for reminding us: It is worth using a phone to take pics upward from the foundation sill in hope of finding a convenient stud bay that is not blocked like they usually are.

DIY makes sense if you can scout a route for the cable alongside plumbing or a chimney (look down from the attic) that will not require opening a wall in the first floor unit - unless your DIY skill set includes cutting and patching the holes super neat and quick.

If landlord and first floor tenant agree, tacking an ethernet cable in an inconspicuous corner of a closet may be the solution.

Otherwise its a job for a pro.

It helps a lot if regional and long distance traffic is not speeding through the main streets of your town. WRJ has local traffic, the rest is on the interstates. Rutland is doomed as long as 4 lanes of 40 mph traffic and a square mile of strip malls are right where the heart of town should be.