Kayla Jean Ricci Dog Park in North Kingstown. It's at the end of Quonset. I only go down there to do wildlife photography - as I like the relative isolation - but I rarely see more than one or two people in the dog park later in the day. It's a very quiet, scenic area. If on a leash, you could also take them to Spink Neck Beach. It's has enough parking of its own, but is also a very short walk from the Dog Park. A pretty good stretch of sand that typically isn't too active, in my experience.

I've gotten them at Cafe Tempo in Warwick. The selection seems to be pretty limited later in the day though.

North Kingstown Laundry on Post Rd., if you are ever in that area. Not sure if they'd get annoyed or not though.

Bring a pair of pliers. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a quarter stuck in one of those things after the cart was properly connected.

Not as annoyed as when you bring them back a bag full unrolled. I used to go to a laundromat, but switched to doing clothes at my apartment complex, which uses a card system. Anyhow, I dropped in ten minutes before they closed. They handed me a bunch of wrappers and made me quickly roll them all myself. They were not pleased. :)

Next we need some Calamari Rings (Life Savers knockoffs) for stocking stuffers. Definitely a Dollar Tree exclusive.

Dr. Stephen T Skoly in Cranston.

Not sure of his current availability, but he once took me the same day for an emergency extraction. One of the best dentists I've ever been to. Very kind.

https://findadentist.ada.org/ri/providence/cranston/oral-and-maxillofacial-surgery/dr-stephen-t-skoly-1421982

Might I suggest installing a few skylights. Better pheasant under glass than cold turkey, I say.