mine was about this too

The line didn’t use trolleys, it used self-propelled electric heavy-rail carriages (similar to that of a conventional subway) that had a much higher speed and capacity than standard trolley cars. At its peak in the 1920s-30s the New Haven Railroad ran headways as frequent as every 8 minutes at rush hour

>Most of that former rail line is now the East Bay Bike Path/Warren bike path

I wonder how an electric bike on the path would compare to the electric trolly a hundred years ago.

I bet it would be a bit less comfortable in the winter, but also faster. Lower throughput? Or I could see it being comparable if enough people tried and had good bike manners. Ecologically? Must be better, right, on account of our improvements generating grid-scale power?

Idk, I'm not sure there is an answer, and it's all moot anyway. Just a fun thought experiment.

Smith retired.

Not on the menu but it's worth giving them a call and asking. Thanks.

I transferred to Karolyn Zambrotta for my pregnancy as a Lifespan OBGYN and love her!

Dr. bowling from Bayside OBGYN is amazing. Always one of the top ranked docs in the state

RockyPoint Plates are now available

Think they went with the worst choice so people would opt to pay extra for one of the nice ones.

South county center for women’s health. Their midwives are awesome.

Toddler $260/week full time

I bet if you talk to Ja Patty they might make some for you, they do Jamaican patties, but maybe they’ll do a one-off.

If this kind of stuff interests you I recommend checking out this plan for electric rapid rail using the Northeast corridor right-of-way for dedicated service to a dozen stops throughout RI, I thought this looked great: https://archive.org/details/ri-rapid-rail-final/page/n1/mode/1up

Here’s another one that goes more in depth about a dedicated RI service using the NEC, there are several other examples including the Shoreline East service in CT: https://transitforwardri.com/pdf/Strategy%20Paper%209%20Passenger%20Rail.pdf

Honestly this makes more sense to me than trying to take a bunch of land or lanes for an entirely new ROW for light rail, imo. The Paw/CF station unlocks so much potential, exciting times!

They might be at Garden of Eve on Harris Ave. in Providence

1,200 a month

Pawtucket is the best of times or the worst of times, depending on the street. I'd do a lot of research if you aren't local and going to commit without experience living there.

Toddler age I paid about $350/week for full-time. It's worth the money for the socialization and education they provide. Some daycares have prices listed online.

I found that and appreciate it but I suck at baking.

The costs and the corruption would be astronomical.

In case there are none, here’s the recipe:

http://haitiancooking.com/recipe/haitian-patties-pate/

Eastside Vet Clinic in Providence took care of my pupper's teeth issues. Bill came to roughly $1,200 or so if I remember a lot - which included extraction, anathesia, etc. Didn't really seem to be bothering her but her breath was beyond foul and the issue was getting worse. No issues since and her breath is now merely the normal doggy bad breath.

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Great list

Thanks...looks like a nice spot to go to...will try!

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