So moving soon, but probably not here…

Second this, RISPCAs clinic is great!

Completely agree. I’ve often said that roads need to feel unsafe to go over 30 on if you want people to actually slow down. “Traffic calming infrastructure” is a much better way of saying that.

Putting automatic speed cameras in front of schools generated revenue and gets people to slow down but has little measurable effect on student safety since people are watching their speedometers more closely than the road and just slam it as soon as they are past the camera anyway.

Much better to narrow the roads (and in the process either expanding sidewalks and/or adding protected bike lanes), add more controlled intersections, add raised crosswalks, rotaries, etc.

Or just not build the new school on a fucking four lane state highway right next to the interstate. Looking at you, EP.

on my list. I've been to most of the east coast lego stores. Haven't been to this one. Thanks

I read about that. It wasn't on my list but I think I might just check it out. Thanks

I will look at that. Thanks

Will keep an eye out.

I go to Lindsay Thibeault at RISPCA’s animal clinic. I’ve been with her forever and have followed her from when she was on Gano St to when she ran a mobile vet service. She’s very kind, enthusiastic and makes working with her clients her first priority. She’s always been mindful of finances/cost, and great in receiving and answering questions.

It pisses me off

Nothing to see here

Are the planters there to help reduce speeding? I’ve always wondered. I never really drove over there except to go to Hudson Street. I can’t imagine navigating in the snow would be great.

Came here to say this!!

Stopped in on my way home definitely worth it!

Lol. It’s actually incredible that not one single car parked on the street was even scratched due to this.

It’s definitely possible, but the woman in the black car was not at fault and definitely not under the influence.

Very much appreciated! And will do.

Thanks for the tip!

Thank you!!

They cant park there.

I’ve gone to vets in four different states. No one here seeks more expensive than anywhere else (save nyc). So not sure if the comparison makes sense, nor the common idea that pets are cheap to take care of. Not saying you are saying that but it’s amazing to me how many people didn’t do the math before getting a pet (esp during Covid).

The services I'd recommend getting checkups, vaccinations, and on-demand visits if the animal seems unusual or in some level of discomfort

Can attest that people still blast through Sycamore. It's also near impossible to fit two way traffic during the winter because there is no plowing between the planters-- like near head on collisions.

I actually ripped a hole in my tire at the horribly located one at the stop sign. I had no idea as I pulled up that there was a sharp corner because nothing was planted in it for visibility.

The speed bumps around the park have really slowed down crazy speeders, though.

My vet back home was reasonable, sometimes it feels like I’m at a car dealership with some of these veterinary hospitals

This is why the only infrastructure we get are speed bumps.

Providence Brick Exchange-- don't let the name fool you it'a in Smithfield.