Rhode Island has new signs for public access to wild and scenic rivers while Perry Raso asks Rhode Islanders for more public waters for a personal business.
Sitting, idling, cursing perhaps, many of us have sat there impatiently, waiting for one car to turn right to Sosnowski’s farm stand and another to cross left for a cup of TLC coffee. Countless URI students zip daily over a small bridge at South Kingstown’s...
