2-month-old found dead in the Festival Field Housing Projects in Newport's North End (Providence: homes, place to live)

[JBtwinz]

Redplum33 you can’t have it both ways. The below link shows where you posted the following to answer a posters question in post 3.

“You're seeing mixed reviews because it fits both descriptions. It depends on where. There are nice areas in West Warwick”

https://www.city-data.com/forum/rhod...t-warwick.html

Yes there are questionable areas that we can respectfully agree on, but there are also nice neighborhoods which you admitted to the poster.

[redplum33]

Originally Posted by JBtwinz

Redplum33 you can’t have it both ways. The below link shows where you posted the following to answer a posters question in post 3.

“You're seeing mixed reviews because it fits both descriptions. It depends on where. There are nice areas in West Warwick”

https://www.city-data.com/forum/rhod...t-warwick.html

Yes there are questionable areas that we can respectfully agree on, but there are also nice neighborhoods which you admitted to the poster.

Never said otherwise.

[JBtwinz]

Originally Posted by redplum33

Never said otherwise.

At least you respectfully admitted there are nice areas in West Warwarwick.


https://www.city-data.com/forum/rhod...t-warwick.html

[redplum33]

Originally Posted by redplum33

West Warwick, Woonsocket, and the Oakland Beach neighborhood in Warwick are all widely considered to be among the trashiest places in RI.

^ This is a factual statement. Not sure why that's so hard to understand. But I'll point to this comment again:

Originally Posted by redplum33

sandsonik, if I were to say "Barrington is widely considered to be among the wealthiest places in RI", that is a factual statement.

There are plenty of people in Barrington who are not wealthy, but that doesn't make the original statement not factual.

[JBtwinz]

Originally Posted by redplum33

^ This is a factual statement. Not sure why that's so hard to understand. But I'll point to this comment again:

You say they are the trashiest yet compliment West Warwick on having nice areas in previous post. I can not find any best of or worst of lists or news links that state the fact that those three areas of Rhode Island are the trashiest. Could you please provide those factual links?

[independent man]

Originally Posted by JBtwinz

You say they are the trashiest yet compliment West Warwick on having nice areas in previous post. I can not find any best of or worst of lists or news links that state the fact that those three areas of Rhode Island are the trashiest. Could you please provide those factual links?

Your studied kindness to that one precedes you. Your measured posts show you to be a better person than most of us.

[sandsonik]

Originally Posted by redplum33

Please show me even one instance where I used the term "white trash".

My apologies, you did not.

Can you tell me what definition of "trashy" was used and how many people were surveyed?

[7 Wishes]

I didn't realize Newport had a such a neighborhood. Kind of similar to Greenwich, CT that has a small area including a public housing project (but a very good looking one, looks like a condo complex) right on the border of Port Chester, NY but no one outside of there really knows about it.

[redplum33]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

I didn't realize Newport had a such a neighborhood. Kind of similar to Greenwich, CT that has a small area including a public housing project (but a very good looking one, looks like a condo complex) right on the border of Port Chester, NY but no one outside of there really knows about it.

The North End of Newport (on/near the Middletown line) has many public housing projects. I think they were Navy housing a long time ago. It's not a small area.

[redplum33]

Lots of questions following death of baby in Newport

The 17-year-old that was arrested is the father.