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What are you doin’ for New Year’s Eve? Don’t fret over your lack of plans for the holiday because we’ve rounded up some local ways to ring in 2018 and celebrate whichever way you like.
Trooper Daniel O’Neil and Ruby pose for our “Rhode Islanders of the Year” cover story. (Photo by Alex Gagne) There’s a reason why people jump into action on social media when a dog goes missing. Most of us know what it feels like to lose our best friend and fear she’ll never come back. And Ruby — well, she was…
“We are put on this earth to connect. And it’s through connection that you find a sense of belonging.”
Turn the key and say hello to home, whether you have $250,000 to spend or $2.5 million.
There’s still a lot of work that needs to be done when it comes to preserving farmland, making it more accessible to new farmers and getting more people to purchase local products.
“Every day for the last thirty years we’ve woken up, looked out the window and thanked our lucky stars that we live here.”
In the North End, you can live like the elite on a middle class salary.
Common spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms bow down to the glorious view, and thank goodness for that.
Maione announced that he will retire from his position at the end of 2018, capping a thirty-five-year career as a nonprofit CEO.
