>This sounds like an extreme case for the west end or most of Providence for that matter

Seriously? Car break-ins are super common in Providence. You claim to be in Federal Hill, so you should understand this (unless you just moved here or don't have a car).

>Ooop op just went mask off.

???

Safest:

Elmhurst or anywhere on the East Side (other than the Mt Hope neighborhood).

With Elmhurst, avoid the immediate areas that border Valley, Smith Hill, or Wanskuck.

"patient and progressive"

That's right up there with "cooler and warmer".

You may enjoy this one:

Elorza tells '10 News Conference' he won't send his son to Providence public schools

>The violence has always been around. GoLocal has figured out a way to monetize it. And some people eat that shit up

And some people downplay and/or try to suppress all instances of violent crime in Providence.

>The violence has always been around. GoLocal has figured out a way to monetize it. And some people eat that shit up

And some people downplay and/or try to suppress all instances of violent crime in Providence.

And here is another article that you may find interesting:

EDITORIAL: Providence Public Schools Administration’s Handling of Violence Raises More Questions

"The administration of Providence Public Schools is under fire by nearly every constituency.
This week's violence and the administration's attempt to mislead parents, community leaders, and the media about the severity of the beating and stabbing at Central High School only goes to further undermine trust."

>A fight in early December at Central again where a kid was getting beaten up, pulled out a knife and ended up injury the principal that grabbed and tried to disarm him. GoLocal called a stabbing. WPRI made it seem more like he was just inadvertently cut on the arm.

Here is video evidence:

EXCLUSIVE: Video of Principal Being Stabbed at Central High School

>You know that nobody actually reads your shit right

I feel like I'm talking to an elementary school bully.

The article contains facts and opinions. You're apparently not disputing the facts. Do you disagree with the opinions?

Evidence? As I said, all of the recent violence has been in the news.

Let's also not forget about the circa 2019 John Hopkins study which put Providence schools among the very worst in the nation and comparable to Baltimore and the South Bronx. There's a reason for that. You simply can't learn in an environment dominated by fear and violence.

All of the recent violence has been in the news.

>The only thing worse than a go local prov "article" is a go local prov editorial

And yet you're not disputing anything that was written. Just a mindless anti-GoLocal rant.

From the article:

"In four weeks, there have been multiple injuries, ambulances, assaults, arrests and felony charges not at the ACI, but at Providence Public Schools.

The incidents have included students, staff, and a principal being injured.

Many of these events involved knives. Others were beatings."

and...

"Presently, the Providence School Department website now lists more than 350 job vacancies.

Teachers and staff are quitting in droves, at a time when there is full employment and workers — especially teachers — can be selective.

Who would take a job in a work environment in which violence and felonies are the norm?"

>But I don't really think people living in the valley consider that bourgeois section to be the valley.

Sims Ave is absolutely Valley. And it's "Valley", not "The Valley". Fantasies strip club is over there. Not exactly "bourgeois".

Also, you seem to be under the impression that all of Valley Street is Valley. It's not. All of Valley Street south of Atwells is Olneyville, not Valley.

This is Valley

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Edit: If I recall correctly, you're also the guy who said Carpenter Street isn't Federal Hill. You need to learn the Providence neighborhoods.

The thing is, after the storm, we're looking at zero degree wind chills. Without power, that's brutal.

>Khout gas station on Valley

And you can get some fried chicken there too!

From the article:

Meanwhile, a man who did not want to be publicly identified, told NBC 10 that a group of men representing themselves as Proud Boys was approaching people in downtown Providence, along Empire Street, on a rainy Friday night in early November, in an apparent attempt to recruit.

“They were definitely pitching people on their agenda,” the man told NBC 10 News. “I was just kind of surprised at how open and blatant they were about, ‘hey, we're here recruiting for the Proud Boys.’”

>Waterplace and the Omni residences have incredible demand. The Nightingale opened less than 2 years ago and is one of the more expensive apt buildings (one bedrooms are min $2300). It has 9-10 open units in a 150 unit building.

This is a weak argument. If there was truly high demand for luxury apartments in downtown, there would be zero open units (and a waiting list) in the 150 unit building that you're referencing.

I'm not in favor of these Flock cameras. Not in the least. Just mentioned that because some person is saying you don't have to pay the tickets (there are no tickets; they are not speed cameras).

These are Flock cameras. They are not speed cameras, and you don't get tickets.

Not cool, Dopey.

> I’m going away for 2 months and was looking for someone to sit my dog after my now ex-dog sitter decided to cancel on the eve of my trip. When I’m back in Feb, I’ll be traveling again soon after.

Just my opinion but I think your decision to get a dog was extremely irresponsible.

>It's literally just Material-Fabulous trying to circumvent his ban.

This nonsense again?

Other incidents at the park:

Providence Police Investigating Stabbing at Dexter Park

August 12, 2021

https://www.golocalprov.com/news/new-providence-police-investigating-stabbing-at-dexter-park

"Police say the victim told them he had gone to the park to work out, when he was hit in the face with an unknown object and then assaulted by two males.

He said he was stabbed multiple times and robbed."

Teens charged in beating death of Providence homeless man

JANUARY 10, 2020

https://whdh.com/news/teens-charged-in-beating-death-of-providence-homeless-man/

"Four teenagers have been arrested in connection with the beating death of a homeless man in a Providence park this summer, according to police.
Three of the teenagers are 16 years old and one is 15 years old, police said Friday. The arrests stem from the death of 50-year-old Manuel Delacruz, who was assaulted July 23.
Police responded to the Dexter Training Ground park and found Delacruz, who told officers he had been assaulted by a group of juvenile males but didn’t want to press charges. He was taken to Rhode Island Hospital, where he died of his injuries the following week."