I haven't really been paying attention, but it looks like it might not be completely fabricated: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-21/heating-oil-being-rationed-in-us-northeast-before-winter-starts

Thank you for the education, I didn't recognize/remember/appreciate the difference between them either.

Well some neighborhood kids might wander through, but it's not specifically a kids party.

Yes alcohol.

99% outdoors by the fire, with an outdoor movie.

Closer to laid back chilling for sure.

Wickford Horribles parade, Saturday at noon.

You should come to mine too, if you're cool

Same offer from my other comment ITT applies to you too

>as legitimate as Fox “News.”

It pains me to say it, but that might even be generous

I think the plan is just to move all the crosswalks further away so drivers can get recombobulated after the rotary before having to think about yielding to something else

>I do think the intersection of tower hill and annaquatucket by the high school needs a light

Agreed

>I'm curious how they're going to squeeze a rotary in that space that doesn't require drifting to make the turn, just because the space there isn't that big and it's bounded by the bridge and the businesses.

As I recall, the only thing being lost is like the two closest street parking spots, and the center of the rotary will practically be imaginary...just like a 3 foot brick circle at a similar level as the asphalt so it indicates where you're supposed go, but the odd semi truck could just roll straight through.

>drivers not noticing people crossing the street

Sounds like a self-solving problem then...bad drivers go to prison and bad pedestrians go to heaven

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I don't think the rotaries part is specifically necessary, but otherwise, yes.

Because that intersection really is a breeze the vast majority of the time...outside of the summer mornings and afternoons when it really sucks, traffic from any direction can just freely flow through. All the delays a light would introduce would be totally unnecessary. Although a light that's just flashing red/yellow most of the time would probably accomplish the same.

But I'm all for the rotary. I just want to watch the world turn.

Kelley Square is much better now, but still worse on account of so many different paths converging. Wickford is only a tee, so it can only be so bad.

Good news, it's being changed to a rotary...and people are PISSED.

https://www.independentri.com/news/article_9cc1ad08-666b-11eb-9000-b3a7606a7908.html

Or town FB page post about it, with exactly the types of comments you'd expect: https://www.facebook.com/groups/OurNK/posts/2926367324259174/

Party at my house all Saturday afternoon, evening, and night after the halloween parade at noon. Cool people only.

Camp fire and outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus (and I've probably just doxxed myself to anyone who actually knows me).

> You do you, asshole.

What the heck you your problem?

Sure it makes sense. You each own half, which mean neither of you can do anything to the wall without the consent of the other. Dismantling your half of the wall would undermine their half, so you can't do it. Same goes for them, so you end up with a bit of a buffer zone.

Ah okay, so the technique is to just throw everything at the wall and hope something sticks, and when it doesn't stick just throw more?

134,137 voted in the governor primary this year; notably more than the 117,875 who voted for the same in 2018.

>Voters were being turned away from polling sites due to last minute polling location changes. When given the information of where they could vote they were stating they wouldn’t even bother.

Source?

>People that were also registered democrats were specifically requesting for a Republican ballots during the primaries because they simply didn’t want him.

That doesn't even make sense. First, it's not possible, second, it wouldn't accomplish their stated goal. Third, you just made it up.

>This wasn’t a grand slam as some people are attempting to make it seem.

What "grand slam" do you think I'm trying for? I just mentioned the tiny McKee margin in the comment you just replied to.

In Cumberland, he was 15 points ahead of the next highest, compared to being 3 points ahead statewide.

Also in Cumberland, over 3x more people voted for him than Kalus.

Of all the valid criticism you could have leveled at McKee, why make something up that's so objectively false?

>Is bill clinton no longer part of the democrats because his 1990’s stances are much more centered than todays progressive left?

Depends, does he still hold the same ideals today?

I am not sure how Matt Smith, praised by the catholic church for his pro-life stance in 2016 would ever be considered a Democrat in 2022.

Is the point that she only has the support of people so forgetful or deceitful that they are registered with a party they don't share values with?

I would assume some kind of stage or platform.

But seriously, here's the full script: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2022/10/26/remarks-as-prepared-for-delivery-by-first-lady-jill-biden-at-rhode-island-college/

tl;dr: teachers are good, and you should consider becoming one

Could it be something as simple as seasonal allergies? Like, if you were away in a completely different climate for a bit then came back in to the peak of whatever fall pollen we have around here, it could feel worse than if you were here for the whole bell curve of pollen.

Also, it has been particularly wet and humid, which must not help. I mean, I can literally see the air outside right now...

Then of course, traveling you might have been exposed to any number of cold/flu/rhino/noro/corona viruses which could have respiratory ramifications.

Maybe they do, I dunno

Neat, I learned something new.

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plural locticians

Definition of loctician : a hairdresser specializing in the growing, maintenance, and styling of dreadlocks

> You're wrong. $1384 is the price for a studio in one of the small number of units that will be set aside for affordable housing.

How does that make them wrong? The first person said the lowest tier is 2k/month. That isn't accurate; the lowest tier actually is $1,384.

There being too few units in that lowest tier doesn't change that fact that it's the lowest.