Do you mean Gary?

Woonsocket

https://www.cozyrhody.org/ I’ve never gone with them, but know people who have.

But I always drive exactly the speed limit, so nobody should ever go faster than me.

I’m kind of guessing here, so pardon me if this doesn’t get you what you want, but try the Providence library to see if they have old photos or at least old newspapers from that time.

Rainman enters the thread…

One of the Newport Mansions or Blythewood are my thoughts.

I like the Colt State Park idea. I’m also a big fan of Beavertail as a great place to walk around.

Gas Lamp Grille has a bunch of TVs and they have the NFL package

As a person who used to work an overnight shift, I feel your pain. The world is not set up for people whose work day ends at 6am.

I’m almost positive that the hours are set by law and they are something like 8 or 9am.

I did it a couple of weeks ago and no regrets. The suggestions seem reasonable and are either free or subsidized. Though the work they recommended won’t be done until January, so I might have a different opinion then.

This isn’t every last business. This is a business who decided for esthetic reasons to make the entire direction out of glass, rather than the usual construction. I’m not saying that this is a sure win, but if the lawyers can show that Apple was aware of the risk, perhaps from similar events, and did nothing, then the jury will definitely make them pay out.

I’m not sure why you are so mad about getting MORE information about an event.

You don’t say where you live, but Potter League in Middletown has volunteers under 18, or at least they did pre-pandemic.

If by “next Wednesday” you mean the day before Thanksgiving, expect a rough trip no matter what.

There are no repercussions to be outlined. As far as the landlord is concerned, you agreed to pay $X a month through the end of the lease. In exchange, you get to live in the property and you are responsible for any excess damage. If you choose to live someplace else, that’s not anything the landlord cares about as long as he gets paid.

Now, if you are leaving because the landlord didn’t hold up his responsibilities (maintenance and repairs, etc) you might be allowed to walk away from the lease. But you will have to prove that things were really bad for it to get to that point.

Go to Emerald Auto in Bristol. They will take good care of you

That’s the developer who built the strip mall

My understanding is that policy is set by your employer, not the state.

As God intended.