The mountains are Johnston once we truck all the trash there.

Brown and College Hill developers can’t do anything right in the eyes of the CHNA and Helen Anthony.

“We want fewer students in our neighborhoods!” Okay, then we’ll build a dorm on Brook Street. “No! It’s too tall!” Okay, we’ll build more apartments on Thayer(where it’s already loud as hell) to concentrate students away from your mansions. “No! Still too close!”

People want the property values that come with living near Brown without dealing with the downsides of living next to any university in America. Wonder why they moved there in the first place

Turned into a highway and a parking lot, great!

Providence is perfect the way it is.

Guessing you haven't been.

I believe that is the 110 Grill has won awards for being good with allergies

Persimmon

I really don’t miss Saki’s at all when I used to attend JWU. Their pizza tasted way greasier than most pizzas I’ve eaten over here in NYC

I understand the notion of PVD being BCN, but there are a lot of dynamics that would change the way this city looks in comparison.

I think that an inclusive supportive environment for the arts, including the blue collar industries that would benefit from some of the creativity that is born out of some art forms, is important in seeing a vibrant Providence.

What programs would you want to support that would allow us to continue this dynamic?

Thank you!

Barcelona may look pretty but the Spanish didn’t stop Hitler.

OP is a communist, which should indicate their level of awareness and reasoning.

It depends on how careful the kitchen is, because cross-contamination can make someone very ill.

I don’t have any restaurant recommendations for you, but if your boyfriend lives in New England, check out https://www.nefoodallergy.org

They have offices in West Hartford, CT and Quincy, MA. My son did the protocols for peanuts and treenuts at the CT office when he was in high school. After the initial visit, one goes back every two weeks to up-dose, so if you have to travel, it’s not too bad.

It’s not a cure but it is life-changing in that he no longer has to worry about cross-contamination. As long as a meal doesn’t contain peanuts or treenuts, he’s good! We can go to restaurants without pre-planning everything these days.

Is this the stupidest post here ever?

Maybe ask the people at Angels Collective. I don’t know if they use vegan inks or not but if I had to guess, they’ve probably dealt with this before. https://www.angelscollectiveri.com/

You just don’t get that kind of development anymore

are there restaurants in places that are not good with this stuff? Like, as long as the person with the allergy is letting the server know, I don't think there's many places that willingly endanger their customer's lives, right?

It’s a plague on nearly every city it goes through.

NEVER FORGET!

Blackies in Smithfield, RI not far from Providence. I can't do gluten and they put a sticker on your meal with what your allergy is.

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What my grandmother should and could have been, minus the exhaust pipe

Thanks for doing some cleanup! We need more people like you.

Bring on the mountains!!

They have both hairdressers and barbers, so I'd say yes.

I love when people move to rhode island and suddenly have grandiose opinions of what it should be like.