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Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee Controversy [SOUTHCOAST VOICES]

Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee Controversy [SOUTHCOAST VOICES] THIS GUEST OPINION PIECE BY: Jessica Machado is a freelance writer and former contributor to the Fall River Herald News. She is also a former radio host at WSAR and political blogger.     This past weekend, I sat down with Dighton-Rehoboth school committee member Katie Ferreira-Aubin, who has been facing criticism from fellow committee members for a social media post on her personal TikTok account where she likened the current vaccine mandates to events reminiscent of government actions during the Holocaust. Her views on freedom of not only speech but of a parent’s choice over vaccination of their children is one that myself and fellow moms in my community of Somerset share. I am aware these feelings are not shared by all, but my work for conservative candidates as well as the recent Trump presidential campaign have shown me that there are many people in Bristol County who share these passionate points of vie

Welcome to Your New Humble Abode: A Providence Shopping Mall

Welcome to Your New Humble Abode: A Providence Shopping Mall Did you know that you can live inside the oldest indoor shopping mall in America? It s true, and it could be your reality without having to move very far from the SouthCoast. The Arcade was built in downtown Providence in 1828 as the nation s first indoor shopping mall. Its architecture is simply stunning, with gigantic columns outside and intricately-designed green balconies lining the second and third floor balconies inside. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was named a National Historic Landmark in 1976, but has still faced struggles in recent years. The Arcade was shut down in 2008 and even landed on Providence Preservation Society s list of 10 Most Endangered Properties. But four years later, Northeast Collaborative Architects developed a new plan to reuse the building, and it underwent a $7 million restoration project. In the process, they transformed the second and third floor

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