Thank you, reddit. You have failed me yet again, facebook.

7 eleven

Plus it overlaps with Pride. Can make the draw problematic. I know I prefer Pride.

says 3rd floor in the coming soon... guess by the food court?

Unfortunate. Last year was my first time going and it was kind of nice having a big start of summer gathering. Doing it when more students can attend makes sense though.

Bristol Bikes - -

(in Bristol)

I am black and I agree with what he said

I looked at the google maps suggestions and they dont look terrible. The most direct routes look the least fun. I would avoid Rt 6 and Rt 44. On the suggested google route, i would navigate off Rt 101 and use less traveled roads to get to Central Pike and stop and see Swamp Meadow Covered Bridge, one of only 2 in RI. Once you cross the Reservoir you can climb up to Central Ave which will take you right into the Olneyville section of Providence. Celebrate with a taco, weiner or Cuban. Traffic is busy in Olneyville Square but Ive never had an issue and ride through there all the time.

Does anyone know how exactly to qualify? Do you just have to make below poverty wages? I'm willing to do that to get free housing.

This.

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/

Let's write a fluff piece about local colloquialisms that doesn't include any real information.

Quality journalism worthy of projo's paywalls.

Ive ridden the unpaved section from the Parking Lot to the CT border, totally rideable.

Most malls have been struggling for the last decade and the pandemic just made it worse. Consumer habits and competition have just changed so much from the 80s and 90s. malls just aren’t what they used to be

The lack of a good Jewish deli is one of the biggest gaps in Providence’s food scene.

Moved here from Philly about 8 years ago. I’d recommend checking out the West End, Hope Village, and Fox Point. The lofts in Olneyville/Valley are worth checking out too. It’s not an easy place to find an apartment though, the recommendation someone else made to get a long term Airbnb is a good one, and what I did when I moved here. And honestly a lot of the locals will give hilariously out of touch advice about how dangerous downtown Providence is. If you’ve lived in a city before and have even a shred of common sense you’ll be fine.

Should I wash that NY System dog down with some whhhaata from a bubblah, coffee milk, or some Dells??

Ask for Nikki at Salon 951

Seriously. Nordstrom->boscovs was already a huge downgrade, but losing the cafe still hurts.

Considering Night Shift fired all of their employees only a few months ago and now only contract brew, I feel pretty confident in my assumption

Hope they also sell their coffee here, it's very good

I loved looking at that view as a kid! I always wonder where those windows are now in the mall.

Great! Mall needs this.

$65 per person, all you can eat, from what I understand.

I think the state will sell the housing at a very high price and give them an enormous tax break. Prov only has entertainment now and it will become like Boston soon which has the highest percentage of subsidized of any major city. I think the taxes will increase for everyone else too. They approved an empty lot on Valley st for 52 units and it’s for sale for over 1 million. I think they could easily hold it and build themselves but they don’t. . But This is all my opinion