Perfect thank you

Instead of going south, try going west of Needham or northwest. Check out the MBTA website for train schedules (purple line/real trains). Depending on the towns, there could be other public options.

I like Providence, but I would not personally make that commute every day. It's not the gas, it's the time and traffic.

If you're generally game for it, make sure when you're comparing prices that you're generally on the northern and eastern sides of the city, to avoid driving all the way through PVD as well.

I did this commute for a few years. About 1-1.5 hours everyday each way, 2 hours on a bad day. The commute home is the worst, massive traffic at the start and end of the trip. I got a new job....

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This is very unfortunate but I’m glad they were able to locate him.

I’m not sure what happened but please be vigilant when using the East Bay bike path day or night.

Though it is pretty modern it is poorly lit in certain sections and they’ve had a few notable fatal car accidents over the years and even unfortunately a few attacks in the more secluded sections.

Driving in is a crapshoot, but on weekdays, you’d be looking at about a little over hour if everything goes perfectly without accidents, weather, and you’re close to the highway on both ends. I’d assume any job worth moving for is closer to Highland/Kinsley Ave on the edge of Newton, so you’d at least be close to the highway on that end, hopefully.

In reality, it’s closer to two hours going there and it can and will be worse than that.

Coming home isn’t as bad unless you’re leaving in that 4:30-5:30 sweet spot. It’ll usually be pretty heavy traffic but chokepoints like the 95/93 split aren’t nearly as slow. Outside of weather slowdowns and accidents, the worst part of going home is either going to be events at Gillette Stadium, the Great Woods ampitheatre (not as much of an impact on where you’d be going but it’s still thousands of extra cars), and the last 25 or so minutes when you get into Rhode Island. I think that part is overhyped in terms of how bad it is, but it’s more frustrating at the end of a long day or week when you’ve already spent a ton of windshield time.

I did it for a couple years you’ll definitely need a car. I think the closest train is the green line in newton and it’s a several mile walk to needham. But if you don’t mind sitting in traffic for 45-60 mins it’s a pretty easy trip up 95. Similar commute to if you were along the 495 belt in mass but I think providence is the only place you’ll find a good city atmosphere

Depending on where in needham you can take 95 and then get on rt 1 / providence highway. Alas the commuter rail “can’t get there from here” because it’s a separate train line from this direction but you’re not wrong about it being cheaper here! Basically everything between bos and Pvd is solid suburbia which if that’s the vibe you want go for it. But for perspective extended fam that lives in Mansfield / Sharon drives to PVD to go out / farmers market etc. so good schools but it’s def geared towards non-urban living and not cheap.

Healthtrax, east providence and Warwick

Why would it be dangerous? It cuts through some of the safest communities in the state. Maybe he had a medical emergency? Or took his own life? Why assume something nefarious?

I have the utmost respect. Noone can discuss the death of someone in the news? Your mother is calling you from upstairs. she wants to do your laundry.

It’s sooooo interesting.

Lots of people agree.

Seeing a ton of comments mentioning the East Side, and their absolutely right. However, stay as far away from Camp st as possible and be as close to Brown as you affordably can. You’ll know it when you see it. Technically two streets up towards Hope St is the East Side, but the run up there (Cypress St and North Main) can be a little dicey.

does anyone have a real news source of this so i don’t have to click on golocal

Oak Hill just on the border in Pawtucket is adorable

East Side, Fox Point.

You know what I love about it here? The wildlife! I regularly see squirrels (duh!) but nearly as often rabbits. On walks I see turkeys, chipmunks, raccoons, and ground hogs. More rarely opossums. Twice I saw a pair of wild minks, and once an otter 🤗

Lots of old established trees. It really doesn't feel like any city I've ever lived in (unlike the Silver Lake neighborhood, or Federal Hill 😣). Yet I can walk downtown in about 20 mins (or be there in 10 riding one of those accursed scooters lol)

Safety: I'm female. Never felt unsafe. Car break-ins happen. Even home break-ins (far more rare these days). But on the whole, the East Side is extraordinarily safe for a city.

Gutted

I'd been looking for him every day, and then two days ago came back from doing that and was hugely relieved to see he'd been found.

Went on my usual walks yesterday full of relief that I didn't need to keep an eye out, that he was safe.

Never occurred to me that "found" could mean dead 😣

Dude, would you kindly shut the fuck up and crawl back into whatever Cheeto-encrusted shitstained hole you crawled out of and have some God damned respect.

It's part of his user name. You should change yours to 'wicked big ass clown who can't read worth a shit'.

Good news for you is thanks to climate change, it’s going to be in the 40s/50s on Friday and Saturday. Yay, I guess?

Enjoy the show and the city!!

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And they spell his name incorrectly throughout. (Once is a typo. Multiple times is typical Go Local sloppiness.)

Yup, there is one sentence of new and relevant information in that whole article. Good for them.

>In typical GoLocal fashion, most of this article is cut-and-paste from a social media post.

And yet you found it worthy of posting. Go figure.