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Yet another dubious distinction has been bestowed upon our fair state. Website The Daily Beast has named Providence the third craziest city in all the land. We make the cut just......

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03/11/10 12:00 PM in State of Mine | By Courtney Anderson

Arctic Endeavor

Just when it starts to get properly nice here next month, Ellen Piangerelli will head north. Way north. In fact, to say she's headed for the frozen Arctic wastes is no......

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03/10/10 11:00 AM in Shopper | By Pippa Jack

The Dish! The Party!

So, we just got word that our monthly food e-newsletter, The Dish, is a finalist for this year's national City & Regional Magazine Awards, up against big-city slickers......

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03/09/10 04:00 PM in What's On | By Nicole Maranhas

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	Real Deals Low prices, cheap mortgages and tempting tax credits — whether you already own a home or you’re a first-time buyer, this is a great time to venture back into real estate. By Mary Grady
	His Father's Son As the youngest child of Ted Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy has become the heir apparent to a political dynasty. But six months after his father’s death, he reveals what that watershed moment taught... By Mark Arsenault
	Rhode Island's Most Expensive Houses No time like the present to dream. And why not dream really big? Experts say the Rhode Island real estate market is in come-back mode, which translates into some decent deals, even in the luxe market.

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