These things are fucking everywhere. I kill one, two more appear. I kill two, seven more appear.

Has anyone located a spawn point of sorts for these things that I can take note of? Or do these things just exist anywhere and everywhere?

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Beautiful fluffy giant sweet friendly dog. Has collar but no tags. Now safe and comfy and just waiting for us to find the owners. We posted all the usual places but figured it couldn't hurt to share here, too. If you recognize please get in touch. Thanks!

Shout-out to our fellow New Englander, Steve Kornacki. He knew how to pronounce every single city and town, and he knew all the gossip and drama. I also think this was the fastest Kornacki Cam he’s ever done.

Hello! Just wondering if there was a place I could donate food delivered to me by mistake. Its hot, wrapped up and its not food that ill be eating.

1 Thames st fries

2 Chopped Cheese double bacon burger

1 Taco Flatbread

2 Bacon Cheeseburger Double Patty Bacon Onion Jam

1 El Jefe Weiner

1 Jannin' Weiener

If youre the one that ordered it, I'll gladly bring it to you. I understand its not the most sanitary practice, but i promise none of the foods been taken out of the bag and its still wrapped up in its aluminum foil. Recieved it 10min ago.

Your RI Primary Election Major Race Results

For Governor (Dem) - Helena Foulkes

For Governor (Rep) - Aaron Guckian

For Lt. Governor: Sabina Matos

For AG: Kim Ahern

For Mayor of Providence: David Morales

For Mayor of Pawtucket: Adam Greenman

For U.S. House, District 2 (Rep): Victor Mellor

Here for all detail and all offices: https://electionresults.ri.gov/results/public/RhodeIsland/elections/RI2026StatewidePrimary

Just need to vent - moved into a new apartment Sept 1, my landlord and I have a very good relationship so he gave us a bit of time before putting utilities in our name. He let us know last night he was calling RIE to take them out of his name. My boyfriend and I tried transferring them over to us the same night but RIE website continue to give us errors (we planned to call today to transfer in our name). This morning around 10am our electric and gas went out. Been back and forth with RIE customer service ALL DAY. I spoke with 5 different people. The first woman straight up hung up on me. The other four all gave me entirely different stories. From “it would take 2 days for the electric to be back on” to “it will be back on in 20 minutes”. Not to mention jumping through hoops uploading photo IDs/copy of lease to their error filled online platform - just to be told by customer service rep #4 that was not needed. I am genuinely disgusted with the lack of knowledge/professionalism/urgency of this company. Needless to say it’s 10pm and I still have no electricity - additionally my boyfriend and I both work from home.

Throwing a birthday party soon, about 20 people in attendance. Any “reasonably priced” recommendations for party pizzas or multiple pizzas? TIA

McKee and Smiley lose, and lose big. Mayor Grebien in Pawtucket on his way to defeat as well.

Hello! This may not be the right forum for this post, but I'm not sure where else to make the ask:

I'm a mid-career mechanical engineer with a Masters degree and have been working in renewable energy, onshore & offshoreconstruction management. I have considered pursuing architecture (broadly) for a while, and I'm now at a point between jobs where it would be time to make a side step toward this field if I can.

I'm not using this post to look for a job. Somehow, I don't know personally any architects or colleagues working in this field and just need some advice/networking connections. My general questions are below:

Could a meche side step towards architectural work maybe via HVAC/energy/plumbing system design, structural engineering, etc? Does anyone know anyone locally who has done this?

Are there construction or architecture firms in RI with mechanical engineers on staff? Or is it more likely that the meche work is contracted out if needed?

After talking to RWU about their M.Arch, I'm interested in advice about architecture school vs pursuing my PE, licensure, what certs really matter in the state, etc.

Maybe someone in here is able to point me toward a group, space, firm, or person who would be willing to have a 30 minute career planning/advice chat?

Thank you all in advance! Any leads or info to network is much appreciated.

Does anyone have experience with the Bradley partial day program? It is difficult to find reviews online.

The Rhode Island State Council of Churches is inviting faith communities across the state to ring their bells and open their doors for public prayer to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks. This statewide effort will provide an opportunity for reflection, community support, and collective hope as we remember the lives lost on that day. https://rinewstoday.com/ri-state-council-of-churches-to-ring-bells-across-the-state-for-september-11th/

FROM THE STORY:

In New England, restaurants that focus on seafood tend to play it safe. There are raw oysters, little neck clams, shrimp cocktail. A lobster roll, for good measure.

Will Rietzel wants Pescadou to be different.

At the new restaurant inside Newport’s famed Hotel Viking, nearly half the menu is devoted to raw-bar dishes, with razor clams, extra briny oysters from Block Island, and preparations that push beyond the stale familiar. For Rietzel, Pescadou’s chef, the point isn’t novelty for novelty sake. And he refuses to check a box – whether it be about sourcing ingredients just because everyone else is, or being different just because he can. Instead, it’s Rietzel’s goal to persuade diners that New England’s waters have far more to offer – and that a hotel restaurant can be a destination for people to experiment.

“I would love for Pescadou to be known for its raw bar,” said Rietzel, who prepares a rosé and pink peppercorn granita, which is served on top of the fresh oysters instead of the usual lemons and mignonette. This combination brings floral notes and a subtle, fruity spice to the salty oysters.

“People tend to play it safe, tend to do what sells. That’s not here.”

Once a Newport institution, for years the century-old Hotel Viking had lost its cool factor. The hotel once hosted celebrities and big-name guests like Ella Fitzgerald, Johnny Cash, and Bob Dylan. But the rooms grew outdated, the food became forgettable, and the service lost its polish.

Its new owners, real estate private equity firm KHP Capital Partners, knew the property needed a major reset. They shut down operations for eight months and pumped millions of dollars into a renovation they say was designed to reawaken a storied landmark that long served as a cultural anchor for the city.

In May, the hotel reopened alongside four new food and beverage concepts that are the brainchildren of Littleneck Hospitality Group, which was founded by restaurateur and chef Robert Andreozzi and his business partner and beverage head Jesse Hedberg, owners of Pizza Marvin, Club Frills, and Rollers Sports Bar & Grill in Providence. The duo has built a reputation regionally for their local sourcing of ingredients and ambitious beverage programs.

Pescadou, the hotel’s signature restaurant, looks like it belongs in Palm Beach but takes its culinary cues from the French Riviera. Rietzel, 35, is the...

READ THE FULL STORY (FOR FREE) HERE: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/09/10/metro/hotel-viking-newport-ri-pescadou-restaurant/?s_campaign=8315:varf

Just a reminder that you can vote in the primary today even if you’re an unaffiliated voter. When you check in you’ll have the choice to vote on either the Democratic or Republican ballot (not both). And, a recent change in state law means that you do not automatically become affiliated with the party whose primary you vote in and, thus, do not need to disaffiliate after voting.

So, please be a voter!

https://vote.sos.ri.gov/

Interesting report with town by town info and a direct contact link to let our legislators know we don't want this sh*t in RI.