My girlfriend spotted this Hooded Merganser while we were walking in Riverside Park. I’m always kind of surprised when I see something like this in Providence. Like most people the only wildlife I expect to see in the city are rats, pigeons, and seagulls, but as more areas of the city become open green spaces […]
I’m addicted to Wale’s mixtape. It’s getting more rewinds than that Diplo v DJ Shadow joint. But, despite my friend Michaelle’s vote of approval, I can’t shake the feeling that he’ll suffer a fate like Lupe Fiasco, who Mark Ronson called a cockface. Please comment with your thoughts on the W.A.L.E.D.A.N.C.E. I really agree with
The infamous Olneyville garbage cans are now on display at the Dirt Palace. The Steelyard has a page up explaining their take on the situation, and a place to leave comments about the way they’ve handled the controversy. In late 2006, the Steel Yard’s Urban Furniture program (one of a kind, custom- produced street amenities
Dissidents be warned: It seems the revolution will live on, even if Fidel Castro fails in his quest to outlast Bush’s presidency. As Fidel’s health remains in question, he’ll no doubt find renewed strength in knowledge that the new Cuban Revolution megaplex in Olneyville has just opened its doors. It’s around four times the size
RIFuture has this post on Dan Yorke’s apparent desire to repeal the 19th amendment, following in Anne Coulter’s steps in suggesting that women shouldn’t be able to vote. I’d love to be able to ignore or laugh at all the Rhode Island talk radio loonies, but they’ve sadly actually got some influence. The Phoenix has
As I’m sure all of you know we are currently smack dab in the in the middle of Sukkot, the Jewish Feast of Booths or if you prefer, the Feast of Tabernacles. I know you’ve been meaning to celebrate but have been just too busy watching Latin American films. Well not to worry, Olneyville resident Miriam
You might think a bike path started in 2004 would be easy navigate and safe to ride in 2007. Well, woh hoh my friend you’d be wrong. There have long been plans to build a bike path connecting Providence to the East Bay Bike path, which starts in East Providence and goes to Bristol, but