Honeybird
RestaurantsSouthern comfort, Rhode Island style: Where deep South meets hometown, Honeybird serves chef-driven fried chicken with stick to your ribs sides and artsy, nostalgic cocktails in a lively room of retro art and 90s hip hop.
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Southern comfort, Rhode Island style: Where deep South meets hometown, Honeybird serves chef-driven fried chicken with stick to your ribs sides and artsy, nostalgic cocktails in a lively room of retro art and 90s hip hop.
Clean cut confidence: Whether you want a crisp fade, a tidy trim, or the full traditional shave with a hot-towel facial, Ariel's Cuts delivers style with precision and zero pretension.
A Rhode Island classic: Since 1933, Twin Oaks Restaurant has been the local move for classic Italian, seafood, and steak, with multiple dining rooms ready for the whole crew and banquet-worthy spreads when the guest list grows.
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American Airlines has run two planes with identical flight numbers simultaneously, causing air traffic confusion near Providence.
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The Democratic candidates for mayor of Providence, Brett Smiley, and State Rep.
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Residential Properties Ltd. has announced the sale of 465 Lloyd Avenue on Providence's East Side for $2,995,000.
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LifePACT, the critical care transport team at Brown University Health, has been awarded national accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS), the third ground-only medical transport program in the country to receive accreditation.
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RhRhRh Island State Police made four arrests in Providence, Pawtucket, and the Lincoln Woods Barracks, District “A” Commander, Captain Mark McGehearty.
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