When you can afford to secure your monopoly by owning all the spaces where a competitor might set up shop

Going to pay more attention to sound quality as a matter of where you sit. Times I've gone to PPAC sound has been lousy or OK but never very good. Balcony seems best come to think of it.

When you could not be an outright "Sundown Town" anymore, the overnight parking ban was a next best thing. If you do not have the means to secure off street parking, we do not want you around.

Its most zealous supporters continue to be NIMBYs who find it a convenient weapon against neighbors in multifamily houses.

Prostitution should be legal but not on the sidewalk.

They don't throw them out they use them up.

El Paso in CF is the answer also the answer where to go to get the best Mexican food

The sand and the waves at that beach are excellent but everything else about it is annoying or worse. Where long ago was a funky little downtown right across the street from the beach is now nothing but that eyesore condo building.

>people that willingly choose to fuck up.... people down on their luck through no fault of their own

Thank god we have MuchachoMan to infallibly judge who is who!

>I don’t think anyone wants to take a half hour bus ride into Providence

Ever tried it?

What makes a half hour bus ride so much worse than a 25 minute car ride plus finding and paying for days of parking?

Half hourly bus from Bristol and Barrington to PVD station so - driving not "required."

If you are comfortable anywhere in Philadelphia, there is no neighborhood here to avoid - just blocks to avoid in some. For a one-seat bus commute look at Southside, Washington Park, Edgewood, East Side off Hope. Not having a car means much more $ for rent and fun.

For a minute I hoped this meant they would replace the "traditional" road test with one that actually, you know, tested worth shit.

In nice weather the outdoor scenery at Ragged Island in Portsmouth is unbeatable. The #60 West Main bus goes right to it.

What is there to study? Just do it.

No one should be bothered to see a toddler in any restaurant. People rightly expect you to remove the child if they set up a fuss.

The scene was nice with kids but no changing table in the restrooms.

What to do? How to decide? Who to believe?

I really do not know but here is the best clue I have: This scheme was set in motion by the guy who tried to sell our water system to wall street scumbags.

Because elected officials are so determined to avoid responsibility over troublesome issues, the Rhode Island Foundation is actually who we have to thank for setting local policies on education and homelessness. Nicest thing I can say about them is some policy is better than no policy. I have no idea what Cicilline intends to change if anything.

Among the most damaging lies people believe in order to excuse inaction on school integration: That segregated municipalities and neighborhoods of today are the natural result of everyone freely choosing where to live.

Parking is plentiful and easy to come by downtown - if you can get over paying for it. If that is your problem, here is excellent news: Downtown and the local colleges are cleverly arranged so that day to day life and attending classes are easily accomplished without using a car at all!

So you can also get behind on rent while homeless

Orale Tacqueria Cranston st if take out will do

Needs to go to the beach

I forgot

A leader implementing a wise vision of a 21st transit system he is not. But Avedesian has been great at maintaining the status quo of fairly clean safe buses running along century-old routes as on time as traffic and double parkers permit, without looting the place.