East Side Monthly Magazine
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The old Pizzico location is new with East Bay Oyster Bar
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By Kemill Logarta
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10/11/16
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Diamond Room opens in the spot previously occupied by Custom House Tavern
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By Marisa Petrarca
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10/11/16
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Russell Taub and David Cicilline are both running for the congressional seat
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By Barry Fain
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10/31/16
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Not all memory care assisted living facilities are created equal. Briarcliffe Gardens, on a beautiful, 30 acre campus in Johnston, is an independently-owned facility that offers the kind of personal …
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10/11/16
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Sam Hood Adrain comes back to Providence with his experimental theater company in tow
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By Tony Pacitti
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6/27/17
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Elena Lledo lives, loves and laughs about her life on the East Side
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Nancy Kirsch
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10/11/16
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After RIDOT shifted funds from the Gano Street Gateway to the Providence Pedestrian Bridge, East Siders rallied to restore the project
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Story and Photos by Jayne Guertin
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12/23/16
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Is Gilbane's new student housing development a boon or a bust for College Hill?
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Barry Fain and Steven Triedman
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1/12/17
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Clear your schedule for kickball in Providence, blues and barbecue in East Providence and a ton of oysters on Block Island
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8/23/17
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An East Side elementary school welcomes a new principal
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Jill Davidson
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10/11/16
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Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, lactose intolerant – wherever you are in Li'l Rhody, you’re bound to find a dining option that meets your needs.
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Grace Lentini
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10/20/16
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Making sure your footwear is in tip top shape
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Nancy Kirsch
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10/20/16
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Find out where to buy bikes and gear, rent a ride and maintain your wheels in the city
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By Bob Curley
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6/27/17
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The former state rep talks community, historic preservation and the cause that's taking up all his time
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By Amanda M. Grosvenor
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9/6/17
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Now that the construction on Hope Street is completed, what’s next for the East Side?
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Steve Triedman
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10/20/16
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Since its inception in 1955, the Advanced Placement (AP) program has offered college-level courses and exams to high school students.
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By Lauri Lee
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11/24/16
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Get you food goodies before they run out
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By Grace Lentini
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11/24/16
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Providence-based food app tells you where to go, not where you shouldn't
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By Marrissa Ballard
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12/24/16
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From meetings with Santa to the heavy metal stylings of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, here's how to do the holidays right in RI.
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12/24/16
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Nitro Cart's smooth, frothy coffee is now pouring from taps all over the state – and business isn't slowing down
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By Alastair Cairns
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7/25/17
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Listen to the Oral History of Olneyville
[Photo gallery]
Hear the voices of Olneyville's collective history
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All photos by Vera Carothers and Carolina Buitrago
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8/8/17
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Dolapo Akinkugbe – aka DAP – on balancing academia, music, family and the legacy of Abbey Road
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Tony Pacitti
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10/11/16
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It’d be difficult to find a more awkward entrance into the political arena than the arrival of Clay Pell. His car... make that his perceived loss of one... will remain one of those indelible …
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Barry Fain and Steven Triedman
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12/24/16
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Rudy Cheeks on four decades of local music
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Rudy Cheeks
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10/20/16
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See what's happening in your East Side neighborhood
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11/12/16
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