It's a hot summer day in 2013, a doubleheader at McCoy Stadium. I'm an undergrad at Rhode Island College and spending my summer cooking for the pregame BBQ in the big right-field tent.
I think we should call them doctors. We should treat them with respect. The doctors in this state delivered me into this world and they've cared for me and everyone I've loved in this state. They are not the problem either. Maybe if the General Assembly could finally step up.
I photographed a clambake in Massachusetts that’s been held since the 1880s. It’s my first-ever photo essay, and it accompanies my radio story: https://t.co/VgBnGk5e6i
State Rep. Arthur Corvese welcomes his cousin and god-son Stefano Famiglietti to the State House, moments after his swearing in as the new Senator from Senate District 4..
Just this morning, I was admiring the pavement in Rolfe Square, where for the first time I noticed an inscription quietly marking the revitalization of the area that he led as Mayor of Cranston. Not the first thing he'll be remembered for, but it's part of his legacy.
I was always a fan of the Orwell quote, “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act,” I just never thought the truth in question would be basic constitutional rights.
@dennismhogan meanwhile on the other side of town there's a belated procession for the feast day of St. Joseph passing a meatball tasting contest on Atwells Avenue
It's a hot summer day in 2013, a doubleheader at McCoy Stadium. I'm an undergrad at Rhode Island College and spending my summer cooking for the pregame BBQ in the big right-field tent.
Over a decade later, Xander is still playing. He’s still my favorite player. When he’s done, he’ll have made over half a billion dollars in his career.