This is mainly catered for the Cambodian community which follows Theravada Buddhism ( the first teachings) and this might be the reason they have a little online presence. I'd give them a call if your interested about it but don't be shocked if you get the 3rd degree either as their have been robberies happening to mainly Southeast Asian Buddhist temples in other states and word gets around

Put them everywhere all the time. There’s no downside to cars slowing down in a city.

Stories like these suck enough as is, but the way people are pretending there were no heart attacks to young, healthy people prior the last 2 years really adds another layer of shit to the whole thing.

Joe Paolino is poison. He’s so ridiculously out of touch with basic, best-practice, urban planning and yet he is constantly barking at people, and with influence. He needs to go on a sabbatical, visit other successful cities, shit—do a fellowship somewhere, and learn a thing or two. This is not 1991 and we don’t live in Dallas.

Hi! I don’t like to advertise on reddit because ethics and what not, but I work at green leaf in Portsmouth.

Where's that?

Absolutely not. The traffic alone would annoy me

Possibly you!

Most dispensaries do. The one in RI I work at sells .25/.5/1g in packages ranging from single to ten pack.

No. The owners are trash people who treat employees like garbage.

Source: multiple current and former employees

Homeward Bound - Simon & Garfunkel

According to 311 it was construction on 95.

I lived in the 3rd floor condo of one of the houses near the start of Benefit St and it was 120 stairs from the driveway to the apartment 😅 that part got old fast.

But the view from the balcony made it all worth it

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I just listened to it. Punk Rock? It's a vibe!

Yes, but what information do you need?

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like, yeah the houses are beautiful but it’s gotta be noisy as all hell and after living in a first floor apartment in fox point it’s super weird having your windows on the sidewalk at face height for people walking by.

Its a beautiful street with a ton of tree coverage and beautiful views. Walkable to Thayer, Whole Foods, Wickenden, downtown. Yeah, of course. I'd love to live there in one of those charming little houses. I doubt it's affordable though being one of the nicest areas of Providence.

I'd love some installed on our street tbh.

There was a small house at the very end of Benefit that had an open house one day. My husband and I went in just to see. It was so cute! Would love to live in one of those houses, though I'm not sure a lot of modern furniture would fit in the staircase. Oh, and the street itself is so damn pretty.

Just don't pick the house that's at the end of the giant hill that needs stone protection. That would be terrifying.

Only Reddit would be in favor of traffic cameras which are inherently racist. The speed bumps do nothing to slow down the truly reckless and most dangerous to the safety of our streets and residents

Also heard it over in East Prov

A noise? In a city? Gasp

Free Play and Dave and Busters