Can't speak to the parking because I've only parked there in the evening to go into Boston for a show but it was not creepy at all. They had floodlights and even though it was almost midnight, I felt perfectly safe.

Totally agree

I used to be 100% for assisted death but then I had a conversation with a disability justice organizer that really made me nuance my way of thinking. She said that unless we have tax-funded healthcare that is free or low cost at point of service, some folks that may otherwise want to stick around might choose this to not leave their families with huge medical debt (assuming surgeries/hospital stays/hospice costs more than what this procedure would). There are a multitude of reasons as to why someone may or may not want to end their life, but cost should not be one.

Hope they also sell their coffee here, it's very good

I love my neighborhood (Elmhurst). Maybe a bigger place but right on my street.

We already have one in Pvd, 325 Washington st

Just because they only list the things that may seem palatable does not mean this will not help the continued militarization of Atlanta's police department. Their website states "Our training includes..." not "this is an exhaustive list of what we will be doing here. You can disagree on whether this is a net loss for their community, but linking to the website does nothing.

This is so important

Probably not a fiscally sound desicion but i would love a good coffee shop in Elmhurst.

We paid 10K, but our bathroom is below the sewage line so we had to install a crusher pump. The bathroom was basically just a toilet. Now it's got a small standing shower, vanity, and toilet. We used Lil Rhody Renovations.

According to his alarmist ass, literally ANYWHERE in Providence you will get stabbed, skinned and lit on fire at any time

If they send me a sign I'll do it

Every city I have ever lived in listed the buses and where they went. Whenever they did a service change, which honestly don't happen that often in terms of stops being taken off a route or a bus line being cancelled, they would put a sticker over it.

I wonder if the The RI Statewide Independent Living Council (RISILC) would have resources on that

I noticed that yesterday while waiting for the bus at KP. Had to restart my phone and then it worked.

Yes, because nazis espousing the murder of many groups of people and threatening bodily harm are EXACTLY the same than some nerds reading Capital.

It's such a bummer that this doesn't get updated properly. The whole point is to show support or celebrate something but then most people have no idea what that thing is.

I went once on a Friday night and it was very packed but you still could play games. Only things like DDR had a line. It also skewed very young, like college kids, but we didn't feel awkward as people in our 30s. Gonna try to visit on a weeknight, it's cheaper and probs less packed. The drink selection does kind of suck but it was still lots of fun.

In Elmhurst, where we live, it's common because the houses are mad old. We got a no-interest loan to change our pipes inside the house and Providence water covered the ones on the street side. Of course, that'a only possible because we own, and that we can afford to pay back the loan. It's a very inequitable solution for something so widespread.

Freeplay cost $10 on the weekends for unlimited arcade games.

Also check out Dusk and AS220, they have shows that cost 10-15 bucks to get in. Not sure your music interests.

AMOR does mutual aid and immigrant justice work

Make your own. Craft moonshine is in these days.

Yea I saw the comments on the FB event. In retrospect it made a lot of sense why a bunch of ignorant ass people were mad about the reading of a book

At least in Providence, google maps is fairly accurate for where the stops are. When they do move, it does take a while for to update though.

TIL tattoo ink contains glycerin. Sorry, I don't have any advice but thanks for teaching me something!