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Review: '10 Most Endangered Properties'; plus, 'Chromophilia'

The most striking reminder of the threat to buildings featured on the Providence Preservation Society's "2010 Ten Most Endangered Properties" list is that Brownell & Field Company at 119 Harris Avenue, which the society highlighted because it feared
Faded glory
By GREG COOK | October 01, 2010

Providence Fall Preview Listings 2009

A page of listings for local music, theater, art, festivals and more this fall.
Music, theater, art, festivals and more in the coming months
By PHOENIX STAFF | September 18, 2009

Creative loafing

Essential geek grounds
Where to get your geek on
By MARION DAVIS | September 04, 2009

Pete Burr

4 am bar closings; drop martial law; bring Buddy back.
Almost Famous
By FRANK MULLIN | December 03, 2008

Almost Famous: Joe Bernstein

I’ve been all over the country, and I have to say, the quality of the State Police department here — they’re the best.
Retired former senior special agent for the US Immigration and Naturalization Service
By FRANK MULLIN | September 10, 2008

Almost Famous: Micah Salkind

"You can’t throw a stone here without hitting an artist."
Providence Black Repertory Company
By FRANK MULLIN | June 04, 2008

J Hogue

Dr. Seuss, David Bowie, Mike Watt, Zuzana Licko, and Julia Child. That’d be quite a night.
Almost famous
By FRANK MULLIN | April 16, 2008

Chris Bull

A bike is the most appropriate technology for moving around the city — it’s easy to park, and it’s powered by burritos and beer.
Almost famous
By FRANK MULLIN | March 05, 2008

Kim Ahern

To minimize pre-conceived notions about voters, so there’s less focus on stereotypes and categories.
Almost famous
By FRANK MULLIN | February 06, 2008