You will be hard pressed to get a Quahoging spot out of a swamper.

Sure if they live with their grandparents.

Well, you can still buy land up north for a reasonable price, however the catch is, you better be self sufficient.

Well, rental and real estate is at an all time high, taxes are high and the incentives to stay are low. People just can’t afford to live here.

Correct, the electro magnet that actuates the claw can be set to different strengths, essentially a random payout algorithm. How many times have we seen the claw perfectly grapple a item only for it to fall right off. We see this happen, know why it happened yet, we put in another dollar? I can walk past a slot machine, but those dam claw machines draw me in like a magnet.

Thankfully I don’t know, I have a unhealthy addiction to claw games. Logical risk part of my brain tells me the prize is worth .50 cents but the illogical, irrational part of my brain says put another dollar in and keep trying, it’s almost there!

Well, I’ll tell you one thing, I’m not eager to share my garden with it. I’ll likely need to plant extra just to distract him.

We called them woodchucks, yup I have one that took up residence in my garden.

On R102 off 95 in West Greenwich, don’t ask me what exit number they just changed them.

Truck stop in west Greenwich.

The irony is those so called homeless people at one time paid taxes, essentially cementing their stake in public lands. We all have a right to public property. The State owns nothing, we the people are the State, we own the land. If I ever become homeless, the first thing I would to is head out to the woods of western RI and build a cabin on “State” land.

Ho Lee Fok

Use to be a walk in the park… not anymore!

South Providence?

Pre existing non conforming use… he can build.

You need to write the bar association. Your lawyer is a deadbeat, it’s not uncommon in Rhode Island. Fire him and request a complete refund, being he refuses to go to trial. Hire another lawyer who will do the work. Saul Goodman for example.

Well, they have cameras at every cultivation center and RIDBR has access to them 24/7. So I suppose they could look for evidence of pesticide spraying. I don’t know if the RI law or DBR rules even have a provision for fines in this case. This of course is likely the last time they would be able to get away with it. Unless of course a grower made a financial contribution to the testing company.

Well, if they where found to be willfully and knowingly using banned pesticides and or herbicides? I would expect a fine at the very least.

In all my days I have never seen laced weed, I’m not saying it doesn’t happen, I’m just saying it’s not very economical.

Uncle Stan has what other growers don’t… Tegrity.

You can have your purchase independently tested, but that is obviously cost prohibitive. I wonder what if any protections you have for prior banned pesticides being in your medical cannabis. I would think civil litigation would be a possible route if your health has suffered. Hopefully going forward you don’t have this issue anymore. If the rash problem does go away then you would have your answer as well.

Not to mention since 2013 until now everything sold to medical cannabis patients has not been tested. They all have used pesticides, but will deny it.

It’s simple, the DBR doesn’t want to penalize these business right before the rollout of over the counter recreational cannabis. That would cut into the States profits.

Well, if you don’t see anything wrong than that’s fine.

Ants and Beatles, don’t forget a leaky roof.