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WickedDog310 t1_j9g5z1f wrote

I knew about Rt. 37, but not the other too. Thanks! As an East Bay'r I do wish the 37 project had given us another bridge and connected to 114. It would greatly reduce the congestion on 95/195. There are days I just need to get to Warwick or Coventry and I know they aren't far going with the current set up, but it would be so but easier with another bridge and stop routing so much traffic from the East Bay through Providence when so much is just trying to get to Warwick.

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cowperthwaite t1_j9g04p3 wrote

Story:

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/news/local/2022/10/19/providence-proposes-limiting-number-of-student-renters-per-unit/10546283002/

>PROVIDENCE – Locals packed the City Council chambers on Wednesday night, eager to sound off on a proposal that has residents divided: Whether to ban more than three college students from renting a single apartment.

>The council's Committee on Ordinances hearing saw an overflow of attendees backing up into the balcony, with about a dozen signed up to testify in support and roughly 40 to testify in opposition.

>Currently, the city already prohibits more than three college students from living in single-family homes within single-family zones, known in planning-speak as R-1, although a proposed amendment to the ordinance would expand that regulation to multi-family homes. It is sponsored by Councilwoman Helen Anthony.

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Sarcofaygo t1_j9fvh4e wrote

> I saw it as the absence of available receptacles that would lead to people throwing them everywhere.

I see it more as a disregard for humanity kind of thing. Like how sick does someone have to be to just leave a dirty sharp on the ground that could infect a human or animal

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laterbacon t1_j9fnrpk wrote

It's hard to imagine now, but College Hill was basically a slum in the mid 20th century. Plowing highways through "blighted" areas was seen as the ticket to revitalization because the horribly misguided thinking was that the big problem with cities was suburbanites not being able to drive to them.

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saja542 t1_j9fkfhx wrote

I would recommend reaching out to the artists whose work you like and see if they already use vegan ink or can order it for you. There are brands of ink that advertise being vegan, so it's not as much as a specialty as it used to be. Good luck:)

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