Recent comments in /f/providence

Themalster t1_ixotwvt wrote

Last podcast on the left, NADDPOD, the always Sunny podcast, Dungeons & Daddies and either 2 bears 1 cave or Stay Tuned with Preet.

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Pvder t1_ixoot0v wrote

If you are used to city living , then upper south providence or dexter park in the west end are totally fine, and you will find a lot more space for your dollar. There are mostly young families and artsy old people living here despite what you hear from Rhode Island residents who would never step foot in this part of the city. The proximity to pretty much everything Providence has to offer is very convenient, you have the easiest access to 95, you have plenty of mom and pop shops, you have tons of yuccie popups and breweries, and you don’t need to deal with hordes of students everywhere. Also, 3 public high schools including one of the best exam schools in New England. Yes, it has a homeless shelter that closes during the day, and many organizations offering social services which is the main reason for the stigma.

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Vegetable-School8337 t1_ixokcoc wrote

All time: Comedy bang bang, radiolab, serial, s-town, welcome to the magic tavern.

This last year: the headgum podcast, you’re wrong about/maintenance phase, the Trojan horse affair, reveal, we were three.

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5XTEEM t1_ixoibsv wrote

Why is it that you can so easily use 3 colons but can't seem to bring yourself to use a single comma?

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katiedid1991 t1_ixoa82t wrote

I would say the East Side of Providence. Wayland Square area has a decent amount of families and is walkable to a few parks. Also walkable to grocery stores, restaurants, parks, etc. There are also part-time preschools that you can walk to as well. Depending on traffic, 10-15 minutes to the hospital.

Source: we moved there with a newborn and had our second child on the East Side. We lived off Butler Ave. We moved to the suburbs for better schools but really miss the East Side.

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