They cut and pasted this is like a dozen other city’s subreddits as well.

People have sometimes been driving almost highway speeds in this neighborhood, not stopping at stop signs or even bothering to look out for other drivers or pedestrians. A car should not be hit with such force that it FLIPS on these streets. Thankfully, nobody was severely injured. But…what the fuck. Cmon.

I can't believe I'm the first with the Toy Vault.

Have you seen the video on YouTube where those guys broke in and hung out at the very top? Watching it gave me vertigo

I used to live in Coolidge and that market was great. Plus there was a green line stop right at the front door. Again—not built for drivers so, yes, it was a nightmare for drivers. Sorry—go to stop and shop instead if you want east parking. The world doesn’t revolve around someone from Barrington easily driving everywhere they want to go.

If I remember correctly there are also a few punk/noise shows happening at Red Ink Library on Camp St this month.

definitely going to look into this. Thanks!

I'll look into it. Thanks

>showboating for a larger media audience.

Yes, I always felt he was intent on keeping up with the latest mayoral fashions (mostly a good thing) but whenever the initiatives bump up against entrenched powers, his will to fight is not there.

I’m honestly so torn about this, the building is gorgeous and a major state symbol, but I can understand why people wouldn’t want to subsidize a developer. We’re also in a housing shortage though, and any housing / business is better than the nothing currently residing in the building

>Back to the Future

I'll check this guy out tonight! I am in the market for GB, GBC, and GBA games!

Is Rah-Co-Co's near the State House still open?

I was there at 1pm, it was dicey for peds and drivers even with a someone managing traffic. I do agree the foot traffic on Wickenden brought out people and added to the energy.

I've found some great comic books and vintage toys there!!

Hope you find Biz. Good luck!

With no info can’t really help you with the first question, but below are some recommendations for the others:

Parks:

• Lincoln Woods: a bit outside the city but big park with lots of woods to explore, usually my go to when I need some nature
• India Point: Pretty central, nice place for a picnic, connects to a bike path, can walk to Fox Point with lots of shops from here
• Prospect Terrace: small park with an incredible view, perfect spot to read
• Dexter Park: on the west side of town, surrounded by beautiful huge old houses, lots of doggos here, pretty much prime dog watching spot in the city

Bars/Breweries:

• Isco Spirits
• Moniker Brewery
• Glou
• Courtland Club
• The Avery
• Long live Beer
• Beer on Earth
• Bayberry Beer Hall
• The Royal Bobcat

Go to the RI Antique Mall! I’ve had some good SW finds there and have seen Lego as well!

Providence Homemade Donuts on Providence St in West Warwick

I’m sure you’ve tried everything but if you haven’t already, place their litter box outside. I hope they find their way home ♥️

Yes. This.

>I’m into Punk, Industrial music…

Boy did you miss your shot a few months back lmao

Money has been approved by the city council as of last night to renovate the building and make it into a commercial/real estate location - https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/11/03/metro/superman-building-providence-gets-key-approval-redevelopment-city-subsidy/

There's def some heavy HDR-action to make the colors look the way they do.

Funny thing is,I grew up in Woonsocket pretty much my whole life but never visited the museum. Most likely because my grandparents told me a bunch of stories AND in high school I took a “ Woonsocket History “ course, which was great! I really should still visit the museum though 😁

Pop by the Big Top Flea Market during the weekend. They have one toy vendor in particular with some great stuff like that.