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Bessent: Senate on track for Friday vote on Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

Scott Bessent · United States

Bessent: Senate on track for Friday vote on Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

66% Center coverage: 38 sources

Treasury Department Secretary Scott Bessent said the Senate is on track to vote Friday on the GOP megabill to enact President Trump’s agenda, and that the president would be fully involved in helping gather support for the bill in the final days. See the Story

Coalition Asks Sheriffs to Avoid Immigration Enforcement

Donald Trump · Pawtucket

Coalition Asks Sheriffs to Avoid Immigration Enforcement

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

A coalition of immigrant rights, faith and pro-democracy organizations presented a letter with 12,000 signatures Tuesday to the National Sheriffs’ Association Conference in Florida See the Story

This is how we roll: The iconic seafood sandwich in the Ocean State

Pawtucket · Pawtucket

This is how we roll: The iconic seafood sandwich in the Ocean State

From clam shacks to high-end restaurants, the lobster roll has become a quintessential item on the menu in RI. In early 20th century New England, fishing folk put lobster meat into buns for convenient meals. A hot buttered lobster roll made its debut at Perry’s Restaurant in Connecticut in 1929. In Read Article

One nice thing: Poetry

I run early, up hills like San Francisco’s cousin—or stepsister. Not blood-related, but the grime clings the same. Shopping carts gather behind the house, where the snowdrops just emerged, buttercups not far behind. And I run past a coffee shop just opened, sePawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

On the Cover: Esther Helas

When cover artist Esther Helas of Providence was in high school, her biology teacher caught her drawing in class. One day the teacher, Edwin Yoo, handed her a sketchbook and said, “Do it here,” the digital illustrator recalls. “That changed my life,” Helas says. She became serious about art and, aftPawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

Calamari Showdown: Best fried squid in RI... can it be?

I have found myself tasked with the impossible: find the capital-B, Best calamari in Rhode Island. I’ve definitely had good calamari. I’ve undoubtedly had bad calamari, but have I had the best? Is there such a thing? In late June of 2014 a decree was made: Calamari was named the official fuel of RhoPawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

Break some bread & cut some cheese: A look at local bakeries and cheese shops

This food issue features options to test your taste palette. Bread and cheese, although simple, is no different. Anyone who is a lover of these two things knows that there is a thin line between a good loaf and a bad loaf; a sharp bite of cheese full of flavor, or one that falls flat on the tongue.Pawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

Fleur De Lis: The French Canadian influence in Rhode Island

In my recent article, “Foreign Flavor,” I got to explore some of the major immigrant groups of PVD, and where they hailed from. This gave me a vehicle where I could explore my own heritage a bit and give proper homage to my DominicanAmerican mother. For this French American heritage month, I want toImmigration · Pawtucket Read Article

GHOSTLY SOUNDS: Alex and his ever-evolving Spirit Ghost

Many months ago I was standing in the middle of a pumped crowd at Providence’s beloved AS220, waiting for the next band on the bill to start playing, when up on stage came a group of musicians led by Alex Whitelaw. I remember thinking that he, the lead singer and guitarist, felt like someone enterinPawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

AMERICAN CAESAR SALAD: Your new squid-based healthcare team.

We had to have a Caesar Salad for the food issue. You should see what we had to chop out for space. Join us as we slice and dice this delicious mix of healthy greens and rotting tomatoes. Harveywood Culture wars are burning in our national heads (in Boston) and hearts (in LA), which has led toPawtucket · Pawtucket Read Article

THE POWER OF DANCING: One woman's motivation to turn movement into medicine

Julie Adams Strandberg did not set out to be a dancer. She’d taken dance classes when she was younger, but it was her sister Carolyn Adams who took the first leap into dancing with the Paul Taylor Dance Company from 1965-1982. The sisters would later become life-long collaborators, but when Julie enEast Providence · East Providence Read Article

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