Real Estate RI: To Rent or To Buy
In the 33 years I’ve been selling real estate, the question I get asked most often is, “Is now a good time to buy?” The question they are really asking […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Motif’s 5 Event Picks of the Week: August 17 – August 22
Thru August 21 The Washington County Fair: Now in its 50th year, the fair is Rhode Island’s largest agricultural events. Featuring concerts, special acts and events, exhibits and displays, […]
Motif’s 5 Event Picks of the Week: July 20 – July 26
Thru July 24 Harold & Maude, 2nd Story Theatre, 28 Market St, Warren. Rebelling against the privileged life prescribed for him, 19-year-old Harold develops an inexplicably deep and intimate bond […]
DIY Porno Coming to the Columbus
For one steamy night, porn is making a resurgence at the Columbus Theatre. On Saturday, April 30, the venue is hosting Dan Savage’s Hump Film Festival – a screening of […]
In Their Own Words: Cannabis
We received verbatim responses from two leading proponents and two leading opponents of cannabis taxation and regulation. We have not censored their responses or fact-checked their claims — we just […]
In Their Own Words: Peter Kilmartin
What are the chances Rhode Island will be the first New England state to proceed with cannabis taxation and regulation? While there is a push by proponents in all New […]
In Their Own Words: Scott Slater
Do you believe that cannabis will be legal in RI at some point in our future? For me, the question of legalization is not so much about if but when. […]
In Their Own Words: Andrew Horwitz
What are the chances Rhode Island will be the first New England state to proceed with cannabis taxation and regulation? I wish that I could say that I was optimistic […]
New RI Advertising Campaign to Include Subway
Subway is now among the partnerships being called on to help promote the Ocean State as part of the new branding just released. Yes, the chain of sandwich shops will feature “picturesque” […]
Here Comes the Sun
The first time I saw an electric meter run backward was in the late 1970s in a loft in New York City’s Chinatown. It was, how you say, highly illegal. […]