more zeros, less enforcement? Also, probably hard to garnish wages of people who pay themselves.

I don’t even understand how you get to be 6-7 figures delinquent. I once made a mistake on my taxes and owed the IRS a couple hundred bucks and they were aggressive and threatened to garnish wages.

It's like the old fashioned bounced check taped to the cash register.

Rock band from Scotland

Their show after this was Portsmouth, last night.

Their new (last year's) album is good, give it a try.

I mean, a lot of these are pretty specialized companies most individuals would be unlikely to deal with. Without looking into it, I would hazard some are likely former businesses as well.

The Department of Taxation also names and shames the Top 100 individual income tax delinquents.

Who are they?

This Is My House, This Is My Home.

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You can choose wherever you want to eat or shop. There's places I support because of their stances and politics and shops I don't support because of their stances and politics. It goes both ways for me.

Met is a cool spot. Loads of parking near by, tables in the back if you're a sitting kind of person, loads of floor space.

The avery, the eddy, the east end, needle and thread, and possibly the shanty

I just moved to the area too! Hoping to hit up some of the nightlife spots and get to know people in the area

Hope st is a very crowded area, especially with the huge student population, in one of the most dense cities in the US.

We did the trail for a week and it was fine, more people were able to access Hope, families, kids, the disabled, etc, finally felt safe and could commute and ride around. As per studies and my observation, there's an over abundance of parking. And again, this infrastructure reduces parking needs as it encourages noncar transport.

We cannot keep catering to only cars especially in the wake of safety hazards, a growing dense city, climate change, and everything else.

If a business cannot survive losing 1-2 parking spots (even though all evidence shows it increases business), that's on them.

Cpurtland Club is awesome and would probably be able to do a penicillin. I haven't been in a bit but if you're looking for good cocktails in that area it's the move. It honestly feels on par with the Eddy for quality of cocktails.

Pretty much all prior studies examine whether it impacts businesses in crowded city areas, not in more suburban areas like the east side. Also, parking on Hope st can already be a pain sometimes. I can only imagine how bad it would be if you take away half the spots.

Noooo!!! Also can’t believe I missed them! I saw them in Portsmouth, NH in 2019 and they were absolutely amazing live, especially in a small venue. Love the fact that they come to smaller towns here on the east coast.

Wait...seriously? Damn.

Cannot belieeeve I missed this, I used to be obsessed with them. would have been so cool to watch and relive some memories.

1000% agreed on East End. By far my favorite cocktail bar in RI. When we first moved back after several years in Chicago, I ordered a dealer’s choice “like a Last Word, but with rye and lemon instead”. When they said “oh, so you want a Final Ward?” I knew I’d found the right place

If you squint your eyes at the Met, you can pretend you are at the old Lupos Heartbreak Hotel. The Met is an incredible venue!

The met. Very cool spot

What is the venue, looks awesome?

The eddy will do one!