Oh wow. Of that were the case I'd legitimately use this train more. I do amtrak sometimes, mbta sometimes. But the schedule is infrequent, and the 1:45hr trip is a lot.

Heck, at that point I'd train to Boston just to shop.

I've seen articles here and there, but haven't followed this too closely. What was wrong with the building? Was it flawed or bad for the city?

What do you use for dealing after?

Wait, did you just come up with that? That sounds like a MILLION dollar idea!

That's a good idea.

That sounds really convenient, but also a tiny bit highly illegal and dangerous.

Wait, how does that work? You mean if someone saves electricity by going with this program, it'll negatively affect all other electric customers in the state? How?

Ri has a similar program. It's optional/opt in, same thing.

Wakefield has a bike trail too.

For real, it's a crazy confusing/misleading name. Even better; they run a spices/imported foods minimart across the street named... "Not just spices". They do like a theme :)

But IMO they have the best "traditional" (i.e. what I've come to expect from american indian food, no idea if it's authentic) Indian food in the area that I've tried. Very no-frills, but very good.

Not just snacks, so good! Close to what I used to get in California.

And for ice cream have you tried Clementines? Their texture/taste is amazing. Brickleys is good local stuff, but clementines is something else.

And across the street at Neopolis they make gelato, amazing stuff. Try the raspberry cheesecake or hazelnut.