Attended a charity event Saturday night. Man do I love duckpin bowling! I stepped right back into…read morea piece of my childhood when I stepped onto THL. The arcade games, the carpet, the clanging of bowling balls... Since it was a charity event we didn't have much interaction with the THL folks but I can tell you we had a 2 hour block of bowling and we had 2 lanes for 8 of us. One lane, lane 15 kept breaking repeatedly. Out of 2 hours with 4 bowlers and the repeated break downs meant the team on lane 15 couldn't even play 2 full games. It was hard to get the staff to answer our help call and fix the lane in a timely manner. So glad we went for a charity because it it wasn't for a charity I would have been very upset over our time spent bowling vs. paid value. FYI: You could get drinks but no food. Snack bar was closed.

It had been quite a while since I'd been here and I have to say I was quite happy with my recent…read moreexperience. The place was clean and the employees were pleasant. The lane was easy to set up and start using. I like that 1/2 hour options are available (though I used an hour) - an ideal situation if you have little kids. When I checked in on Yelp, I received a free pitcher of a soda. I would go again and recommend for children and adults. (There were mostly adults and they seemed to keep kids off to the side, which I appreciated both as a parent and an adult.)

I went to N.P.P D, 12-13-23,I was refused a copy of a incendent. I filed on line. Next day the NPP…read morecame and took another report from me. Everyone was fighting over parking . Today, The. North. Providence. Police tolded me ,there was no. Report on line. Then why were the police at my door the next day 830 am. Today NPP, said," go home ,there is nothing here. " I repeated myself. They replied,go , home . Then shut the door in my face. It was 3 pm ish. I don't understand ,why they give you a stupid answer? Shut Door in Face. I feel really safe tonight knowing that these are the same people protesting us, nothing but the best for. N. P. Very. Disrespectful. Good night

This is a hidden gem, for sure! I grew up in Providence, am now 52 and just discovered their gym…read moreand pool. For a month-long non-resident it's $45. No additional fees, unlike the Y, which has a one time fee of around $50. Also unlike the Y, this facility's pool is warm and clean, as is the grout and tile. You will not worry about your bare feet. The showers have great water pressure and are nice and hot. The gym isn't fancy, which is a relief, and provides all the equipment you need for a thorough workout. And friendly people to boot! Just remember, it's an old New England building, so not everything runs smoothly. Also, they take personal checks and money orders - no credit cards. Wicked old school and that suits me fine.

Not to be confused with South Queensdown which is where I go with Barbi regularly if you know what…read moreI mean. So this is one of RI's most beautiful towns, and there are many beautiful towns here. Not far south of Providence, right on the water, with a good 30k people or so living here, including one of my best friends from college. Amazing food around here, very unique. What a wonderful corner of America this is. Not cheap, in fact quite expensive, but gorgeous, right by the water, lots of boats, and somewhere I'd consider living myself.

Doing business with the Town is pretty easy here. Almost all the offices are in one building, and…read morethe staff know all the departments to help you. I was able to breeze through three offices in less than 30 minutes. The staff are friendly and helpful. Parking is easy.

I love my town hall. It's absolutely stunning inside and out. Who would have thought such a big…read morebeautiful building would be in a small seaside town?! The staff that I've dealt with there have always been friendly, helpful and an all around pleasure. Fairhaven is a magical spot!

Henry and Mark…read more The Fairhaven Town Hall is a stunning building that sits just across the street from the equally stunning town library. Both buildings were gifts from Henry Rogers, the very, very, very, very wealthy businessman who spent summers in Fairhaven. The building was opened in1894 and is constructed in the French Gothic Style. Huge, ornate, and resplendent, the building dominates the center of the small town. The inside is as wonderful as the outside with oak paneling, stain glass windows and lovely pictures everywhere. At one time the building also held the post office, police station and even a jail inside but now is mostly restricted to administrative offices and the usual town hall stuff. One the second floor is an amazing auditorium that held dances, plays, concerts and all kind of cool events. Mark Twain, who was a close buddy of Henry Rodgers, entertained here as well as other famous actors and musicians. The town hall has a lot of cool history and is an amazing building that continues to serve the community. Stunning inside and out, the building remains a very useful and beautiful gift from a very, very, very, very generous man.