More often than not it is a fox or coyote making that sound. Another sound is like a baby crying, often fox or coyote as well.

I didn't know about the CC thing. Thanks!

We use them for condo bookkeeping, and they're also very responsive in that regard.

Damn shame the place on Wickendon closed down, that would have been the easy suggestion.

It's small, but good, and fairly priced fish.

Tropic Isle has been on a steady downward trajectory over the past decade, IMO. They're on their 3rd location now and still most of the tanks are barren. I work near there and drop by every couple of weeks, but still haven't bought livestock there in years. Good for dry goods thought.

My fav close by place as well. Otherwise I'm generally driving to Uncle Neds.

Moved here about 6 years ago. The sixth state I've lived in. Great size. The arts / food scenes aren't all corporate blandness. Easy to get around. Safe. I like it a lot. The only downside is I have a longish commute when I need to go to the office, and I have to head to Boston or NYC for arts, especially international touring bands. No big deal, generally.

Agreed. But timing is important. I often have pre 6:30 am flights out of Logan, or arrive around midnight. Then it doesn't work.

Logees is great, but nearly impossible to duplicate the environment they grow their plants in realisticaly. I get gift certificates often enough, but the plants don't seem to survive.

Yeah, this was a bad location to target in the first place, IMO.

Askew is open. They do a free buffet. Almost always low key.

Dirt Palace