Depends on lots of factors. I just went to Denmark out of Logan and took the train up early, met up with some friends and grabbed some dinner and hit a couple of bars. That was great before leaving. Coming back, I would have easily paid an extra 150 if it had meant coming back to TG green vs Logan. Landed at 5 and didn't get home til almost 10 which is a bit rough after 12 hours of travel

I usually go out of wickford. Free parking and covered garage. But not that many trains to and from

Actual mountain bike or just a hybrid with front shocks?

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Those used to go new at dicks for like 4 to 500 bucks. As long as you have basic maintenance knowledge and some tools, you should be able to get it to last a while.

Nurses, pharmacists, PAs and NPs all make decent salaries too. My friend who's a dental hygienist pulls in 50/hr and 60/hr on Saturdays. Pair these people together and that's a solid 250k a year

Do we have a demographic shift? Like regardless of population number change, more households now?

Most of my street is empty nesters so like 40 ish houses of just 2 people in 1500±500 ft houses. The neighbor across the street had 3 kids when I first moved here but they all moved out of state so it's just the husband and wife now.

Butterfly trainer and part time accordion repair technician

Save the bay does stuff but more coast oriented

Flash food app. Deals are dependent on the store but the quaker lane stop and shop has had some good produce boxes. I got 13 pomegranates for $2.50 the other day

Price rite rotisserie chicken + veggies and water

Sure doesn't. Id rather do a job I tolerate and be able to enjoy my free time and the money I made vs a job I love and have to pick up a second job that I hate.

It's always students too who do their best to close at posted closing time

Unfortunately places that have it won't advertise it, or will just say no because it's easier to say no than to be yelled at by your regulars about not having it. Less populated towns are always worth looking into. Especially towns where there's no bus lines, walking traffic, or reason to go to on a regular basis.

Eleiko plates and bars and 4 squat bays. It gets busy though

There's not much reason to public transport to Charlestown, richmond, Hopkinson etc if you don't live there or are visiting someone. I'll golf down there from time to time but have never found myself heading there to try out a restaurant or bar or what not. I used to work in westerly per diem but don't often go down there. I honestly go to mystic more as there's more to do and it's faster than getting off exit one and getting stuck behind someone going slightly below the speed limit on RT 3

Miller's crossing still has 35 cent ones. Just make sure to tip more than $3

Sounds like a good place to forget to turn off the stove

Yea but you can just fill the entire plastic tray with cheese. Just be careful because it's hot and not super sturdy

While not a vast selection, they do have an interesting selection of things I haven't found elsewhere

+1 for edge

Price rite

Most brewery hours in this state aren't great or are fairly limited. I remember trying to group together places for the beer RI food fights and it was a bit of work

Everytime I go out of state I make it a point to go to Arby's

I'm going this weekend, got round trip tix for 55 bucks. If you buy at the right time they're not bad!

Your question should be more, why isnt there much good food near westerly. But in all honesty, it's too seasonal of a town to maintain a high number of good restaurants. Winters are rough there for a lot of restaurants

Kbbq here is meh at best. Lot more unique places in NYC/DC for east coast. Hyun in NYC is great if you're on a wagyu kick, not exactly kbbq but it's AYCE wagyu and other meats cooked in from of you. Pricey but depends on how much wagyu you can stomach..the experience is top notch though