This Thanksgiving serves up a feast of NFL football dripping with playoff

potential.

Two upcoming films at the Wakehurst theater are Sprited Away (Japanese) and Seabiscuit.

It begins when you walk in the door. The counters are lined with rows of glass jars piled with candy, nuts, and toppings. The sight is enough to make your mouth water and your mind whirl with the possibilities. It’s hard not to grin like, well a kid in a candy store. The faces behind the jars smile back and welcome you to Cold Stone Creamery.

Late in October, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) stated that they might need to cut service to meet budget short falls. The initial proposal to RIPTA’s board of directors would cut service after 9 p.m. on weekdays, after 7 p.m. on weekends, wipe out holiday service, and eliminate the summer service from the cities to the beaches.

This past Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 6 p.m. about 40 people, including both old and new residents and guests attended a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Seaview Resident Assistants.