For many of us, the summer of 2020 was about neighborhood patio gatherings and takeout. But thanks to vaccinations, this summer can be different.
Here’s my roadmap for fun from now through September and maybe even October with 21 food and drink adventures for 2021. While the offerings promise to be delicious, many of them will also come with stunning waterfront views.
Cheers to summer. We missed you.
No. 1: Have lobster rolls at the beach
The Easton’s Beach Snack Bar is home to the popular twin lobster roll deal. The 2021 price is $19.97 for two. You can order online for pickup or beach blanket delivery. They have other seafood as well. Order online at https://twinrolls.square.site/ or call (401) 855-1910.
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Since the late 19th century, women have been fighting for equal treatment and equal rights. Many people still feel that a woman s place is to be quiet, but every day, women choose to stand up and change that narrative.Â
Abby Guy, a junior political science and Spanish major, stood up and changed that narrative in Starkville, Mississippi, by planning the Fight From the South Women s March. The march was held on Saturday with goals to highlight and bring attention to the many issues women still face in the world today.
The march started at Fire Station Park, and Guy introduced herself and the guest speakers. Guest speakers included Kimberly Kelly, the gender studies program director at MSU; Santee Ezell, the assistant director of Health Promotion & Wellness at MSU and founder of Black Girls Rock of MS, Inc.; Morgan Gray, the president of I.D.E.A.L. Woman and Akshita Singh, the vice president of Students for a Sustainable Campus.Â