Same thing happened to me but in college in Maryland.

There is a new one on Washington St I tried the other day that was good, Kimochi. Bubble tea house on Westminster is always good too.

The first comment does have a point, roundabouts are more dangerous for pedestrians. Although that is in relation to normal intersections, not what is there currently.

oh is it where the small breakfast place used to be?

Nope that was at the intersection of dean st, this is more up the street.

There is also early voting going on now until election day, usually at your city hall. You can check with them for hours during the week and some weekends will be open as well.

There are not a lot of people with Mexican heritage here, it's mostly Dominicans, Puerto Ricans and Guatemalans for Hispanic heritage. I like mi Guatemala on atwells, not sure how close that is to the Mexican food you are used to, but I'm guessing similar to southern Mexican cuisine. Don Jose on atwells is good too and that is a Mexican restaurant.

Yep, op just make sure you get the right kind of antenna for where you are. When I lived on the east side a simple indoor antenna did not work amplified or not, and I ended up getting cable again. But i needed an outdoor antenna, when fios got rid of the local only package which is what I had I tried one out and it worked great.

I still use the same one now in east Providence but an indoor one would have worked, just a coxial cable plugged into the TV picks up the locals lol. Plus you also get the Boston stations. And if your house is wired for cable already just disconnect the incoming cable cord and connect the antenna to that and you just need one antenna for the whole house. If you have a lot of TV's get an amplifier to boost the single. I have six TV's running with one $60 antenna and one $20 amp. Although prices will likely be more today.

And I also use sling, my brother and I actually share it he's in Pawtucket and I'm in EP.

El mariachi in east providence has a burger on the menu

https://elmariachimr.com/menus/

this is if you have forced air, most around here have baseboard heat with a boiler so no filter needed. If you do have forced air, make sure you get the right type of filter. Too high a rating filter on an older furnace can make it work harder than it needs to. usually an 8 merv is good for most furnaces. And you really only need to change it every 3 months.

if you have a boiler you should make sure it has adequate water in it, your inspection report should have told you if it already has an auto water fill component or not, in which case it makes it much easier.

i know, such a waste for just an hour of use, i just can't in the morning.

when do those new rates start?

I try to go until November but was tempted to turn it on last couple of days. Pulled out the blankets and heated blanket as well, and plugged in the heated mattress pad for when I sleep. Of course my dog stole the heated blanket first chance he got haha.