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to the area, and when he opened his restaurant on 441 Atwells Ave. in Providence three years ago, it was a homecoming for him and his family.

“I left in 1989 to work in Las Vegas and Florida at various Italian festivals,” said Palmisano, who is a third-generation feast festival promoter and a well-known local philanthropist. Our family loves the area and has been a part of this community for years. When this space (for the22 restaurant) was available, it was like coming home again,” he continued.

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The restaurant employs a dozen people and prides itself on December Jeffrey Manzo 2019serving dishes with a nod to the “Old Country.” Diners can feast

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on several signature dishes, including their bone-in veal chops that are so big that they take up the entire plate, their linguini and clams and their Italian stuffed artichokes. Patrons can Editor Chief Operating Officer also dive into their fresh fish dishes, chicken or veal parmigiaAnthony Manzo Jim Lombari na with pasta, or perhaps for dessert, their amazingly delicious homemade cannolis.

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Executive Editor Editor Perhaps their calling card is their "World Famous Expresso President & Creative Jeffrey Manzo 28cocktails that are infused with Anthony Manzo Martinis,” among other specialty

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Director rosemary, ginger and other herbs to give them an authentic flair and taste.

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Palmisano said that his goal for operating a successful restauJim Lombari Jeffrey Manzo rant is simple: “I want people to feel like they are eating at my

Managing Editor house.”

President &Chief Creative Director Operating Officer David Patricio He noted about how meals are cultivated back in Italy. “It starts

Michael McDonald Jim Lombari with visiting the local butcher shop for the freshest meat, then ng Hanukkah ng || Hanukkah walking to the garden to select the vegetables, and maybe to Vice President the local store to pick up a bottle of wine. Palmisano said that New President Director Editor & Creative ||Managing New Year’s 52

Brian KellyMichael McDonald David Patricio menu available to table” offers the best quality and flavors for their customers. menu isis available cluding our special luding our special “I hope that when customers62 visit Anthony’s Italian Cuisine, ichokes and Cannolis!

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Managing Editor Vice President chokes and Board Members they enjoy a little piece of Italy with every made-to-order dish,” the restaurant strives to maintain this tradition because “farm

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Dr. Paul Matrullo The restaurant is open4Monday, Year TravelTuesday Tips and Wednesday from Dr. Joseph Matrullo Vice President Year Board Members 11:30 AM to 9:30 PM, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from Michael Mota Brian Kelly 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM, and Sunday from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Dr. Paul Matrullo

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The bar remains open5one hour after closing.

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Michael MotaBoard Members Contributors 6these World Newsevents, please call 401For more details about upcoming Dr. Paul Matrullo Jen Wallace 273-5900. More details may be found by visiting their website Dr. Joseph Matrullo at www.AnthonysonFederalHill.com. mContributors 7 Table of Contents 4 Travel Tips Al Matthews Michael Mota mJen Wallace Stacie Venagro Al Matthews 9 Anthony’s5 Authentic Front Page Tom Lopatosky Stacie VenagroContributors Italian Cuisine Andrew Irby Jen Wallace Tom Lopatosky 6 National News Andrew Irby Al Matthews 11 Live the 4Live Travel Tips Stacie Venagro Monthly Recipe Writers Tom Lopatosky 7 World News Writers Mark Berger Andrew Irby 5 Front Page Mark Berger

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Unique Fall Experiences Out West As we approach the tail end of summer here in New England, we look forward to fall as the leaves change and the cooler weather sets in.

For those growing bored of the usual pumpkin carving and apple picking, we have a unique fall experience that only takes place every September and October and will truly take your breath away. Up, up, and away we go all the way to Albuquerque, New Mexico!

This is an annual experience not to be missed. The Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta has grown into one of the world’s most photographed events each year. Set in New Mexico, a place diverse in culture and scenic beauty, the Fiesta is simply one of the most spectacular displays of sound and color you are ever to witness.

This exciting journey also includes time in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, two culturally rich cities. Some of the highlights of this tour include, embarking on a bucket-list drive along the eclectic Route 66, having the opportunity to enjoy a docentled tour of the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History, and setting out on an open-air tram tour of Santa Fe, with a local guide. On tour, you will see the ever-changing art galleries at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

Your favorite cooking show will come to life as you experience the Santa Fe School of Cooking. And wind your way through the stunning Turquoise Trail, while visiting the unique shops and restaurants of Old Town Albuquerque. But then,the event of the season will appear right before you, with the dramatic Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, and the 4 Shop In RI

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Sugarbush is an overlooked gem among its peers, with many skiers heading to nearby Killington, Stowe, or Mad River Glen over this double mountain resort. So why shouldn’t you do the same? To put it simply, Sugarbush offers practically everything that those more popular ski areas boast, minus the crowds. So if you fancy schussing down a freshly groomed slope without queuing for a lift or dodging snowploughers this could be just the place for you!

Terrain: The resort is made up of two interconnected mountains, Lincoln Peak, where the majority of trails are, and Mount Ellen. Other lower peaks include Peak and North Lynx. the excitement will truly setCastle in, asRock, you Gadd This weeklong tour willFor divulge type of gnarly terrain you would expect from Mad River Glen, just stand in awe of the extravaganza, two cities rich in multiculturalism hop aboard the Castle Rock Double chair to Castle Rock. From the overhead. Watch as the thousands and take you away for one last top at 3,812 ft, you’ll have the steep double black chutes of Lift Line of balloons launch in stuck one of theIf clocking stroke of summervertical heat drop before and Rumble to get into. up maximum mostis spectacular displays of sound returning to the colder, shorter more your thing then you’ll find the slopes here laid out much betand ter color all of aviation.

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Designtioneerresearch spotted painting as the finds: chains and pendants; jewelry letter from a parent on Jetstar Airways.

Hehad nabbed his mom’s creditafter just it has two internal structures.

El-Anany saidof and the ers say the technology is weather-proof the staggering loss of life in what was one million been planted The world’s newest and biggest space armincluding clusters of emeralds, amethysts, card, tricked his grandmother into giving him passport, a train and C the elderly woman was preparing tohissell hertook house, will rise automatically when one car passes the Bent Pyramidnatural represents a transitional hours.

At tothe end of and 12 flew the country’s minster for are innovation a the world’s deadliest disasters.

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The IRS and of Minnesota are entitled another, Sky News reports. silver TheArails said sold and other gems; Chinese porcelain; ahours, pearl ring.

The finds, which the this then for a staggering $26 million at auction earlier form of pyramid construction between thecoins; passport to prove that I’m over 12 and that I’m in secondary school,” chnology, Getahun Mekuria, announced 353,633,660 seedlings had gon hough the estate can stretch out the payments over time.

Court to be safe to the touch. earthquake off Sumatra island government, will be displayed in the Bahamas Maritime before, auroras andmagnitude all. Djoser Scientists property of the Bahamian says the boy,than identified only as Drew.

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The each citizen ad not yet finished appraisals and deals for the high use of his music, Hans Säll. “We now have a solution that will makeplanted before tapering off towards the top." ed him as missing back home.

It wasn’t until the boy posted a video of some contraband), plus some salvaged from another wrecked Spanish ship, when photos in July, capturing unprecedented uding his Paisley Park studio. this possible, which is amazing.” Among itsplant pluses,at least 40 seedlings. The goal is to transform Ethiopia’s landscape, himself in the hotel pool that has his vacation finally came towork an end.to “I was France's culture ministry declared the be a "nat Sällitsays the electricwith road lets vehicles haveissmallcollided the flagship of its fleet following a navigational error.

Just 45 of the views of Jupiter’s northern and southern seeing degradation, soil erosion, deforestation, and droughts and flo Coastal areas ofalso Thailand, Indonesia, India, shocked and disgusted, there’s no emotion to feel what we felt when erannounced batteries and therefore makes vehicles cheaper El-Anany that Egyptian and has at least temporarily overruled the sale, reports U tied to agriculture.

About 80% of Ethiopia’s population relies on 650 people aboard survived.

Carl Allen, the founder of Allen Exploration, which lights,sentative and swirling polar haze.

Jupiter’s contacted school officials Thurswe found out that he’d left overseas,” says mom, per news.com.au. One agric to produce.

The $7.7 million project will be tested Sri Lanka, and other countries were deluarchaeologists have uncovered a collection day about the surprise message, says a reason she’s ticked: Her son had actually tried this stunt twice before, to make a living, with the result that just 4% of land is now forested, carried out the latest expedition, says the wreck was “heavily salvaged by Spanish, with a truck fleet for two years, and if the governministry hopes to hang the painting permanently in the Greatspokeswoman Red Spot, a storm enough ged. big One of the areas hitit could wasbeIndoneof stone, clay,first and wooden some for the district. only toatbethe turned at the19th airportcentury,

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Whether you have questions about voting in Rhode Island or how these elections may impact the hospitality industry in 2023, and beyond, please contact Senior Vice President of Advocacy/General Counsel Sarah Bratko, Esq. at: 401-223-1120 x 115 or Sarah@RIHospitality.org.

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By Brian J. Lowney

If you haven’t yet visited the farmers market at Hope & Main in this bucolic coastal seaside community, you are certainly in store for a delicious treat.

While the weekly selections vary, shoppers will find an assortment of fresh pasta, sauces and condiments, bakery products, candy, ethnic cuisine, entrees, and so much more, every week. That’s why travelers from all over the East Bay and beyond, as well as the the south coast of Massachusetts continue to make Hope & Main an exciting and premiere shopping destination.

cooking at home with my mom and grandma, hosting a dinner party, or on a trip somewhere with my partner and friends.

Food is always part of those memories because it brings people together.”

After moving to Boston several years ago, Allis started working at Flour Bakery, under the tutelage of renowned chef and baker Joanne Chang.

“I started as a cookie baker and was later promoted to head baker,” he says. “Joanne is smart, creative, and really cares about her staff. I honestly loved my job and learned so much about baking and managing.

“However, it was time to move on and take my career to the next level,” he tells.”I had been introduced to high quality chocolate in culinary school, and while I was exploring other options, I started to experiment with chocolate.”

After living in Boston for a few years, he and his partner decided to move to Providence for a change, where a friend introduced him to Hope & Main in Warren. Working in the kitchen at the popular facility, the entrepreneur creates a delightful assortment of artisanal bonbons and chocolate bars.

Allis explains that his innovative company, “Hawt Chocolate,” originated out of his need to share his great love of chocolate with others and to create these comforting experiences for people from all walks of life, while simultaneously expressing his own creativity and the one thing that he is most passionate about - food!

One of the newest and truly most innovative entrepreneurs at the market is Miguel Allis, a native of Mexico City, Mexico, a chocolatier whose confections continue to win rave reviews from appreciative fans.

“I believe food should be more than just good flavors,” begins Allis, who earned a culinary degree in Mexico and later worked in Orlando, Florida, and then in Seoul, South Korea.

“It should be an experience,” he continues. “Some of the fondest memories I have growing up and later in my adult life are food related, whether it was back home over dinner with my family,

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“The word ‘Hawt’ began as an acronym for ‘having a wonderful time,’ and nowadays, people frequently use the word to describe something that is attractive (hot),” the entrepreneur emphasizes.

“Here at ‘Hawt Chocolate,’ I strive for both. I am having a wonderful time, while offering amazing food and confections to customers by presenting a product that is not only enticing to the eye, but is also rustically crafted with high quality ingredients and great flavors.” Some of the most popular flavors are the salted caramel bonbon, in a rich dark chocolate shell, PB&J bonbons, made with milk chocolate, and peanut butter ganache with toasted peanuts and berry pâte de fruit. One of the newest chocolates in the market is Ruby chocolate, a naturally pink colored chocolate with fresh berry notes. Allis uses this for his strawberries and cream bonbon, made with vanilla bean ganache, strawberry pâte de fruit, in a Ruby chocolate shell, the perfect pairing for sweet and tart berry lovers.

Allis shares that he plans to expand his business to additional farmers markets and to eventually create a retail store.

To learn more about this innovative artisanal confectioner, visit the web site: www.hawtchocolatepvd.com Another energetic entrepreneur worth discovering at Hope & Main is “W’s Mobile Wood-Fired Pizza Oven,” owned and founded by William Fritz, who works in collaboration with Patrick Hodge, head of marketing and sales.

Fritz, a graduate of Johnson and Wales, with degrees in culinary arts and food service management, recalls that he was working as a fence builder and discovered that the company owner had a wood-fired oven that was “just collecting dust.”

That discovery ‘ignited a fire’ within him and led to the birth of the new pizza company.

Now in its third season, the fixed-price artisan pizza company, whose delicious pizzas offer customers an array of toppings that include pepperoni, sausage, steak, prosciutto, meatballs, black olives, and pineapple.

“Our signature pizza features fig, arugula, goat cheese, and honey,” Fritz reveals, adding that another unique and delicious choices are the chicken bacon ranch pizza, as well as the chourico-clam pizza.

The pizzas are sold at Hope & Main, farmers markets throughout the Ocean State, local breweries, and at private events.

“We travel throughout Rhode Island, parts of Connecticut, and into Southeastern Massachusetts,” the entrepreneur shares, adding that event offerings include pizza bites, homemade chocolate chip cookies, baked stuffed clams, chicken wings, and more.

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Teaching Proper Food Safety and Compliance is Dottie LeBeau’s Calling.

She could not have known it at the time, but her training as a Hearings Officer for the Traffic Tribunal and the DMV gave her the background and temperament to segue into her next opportunity at the RI Department of Health as a state inspector.

Her love of food and ability to help others provided the inspiration for her current endeavor as a food safety instructor/inspector for The Dottie LeBeau Group, based in Hope. Dottie works with restaurants throughout Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut to show them what they need to do to remain in compliance and keeping their workers and customers healthy and free from potential illnesses that could cause problems for everyone involved.

Dottie, who worked for the state of Rhode Island for over 28 years before retiring, said being able to demonstrate why restaurant owners need to fix a problem works far better than simply telling them they must do it to comply. It’s the compassion she brings to her work that endears her to restaurant owners instead of running for cover.

“I can go into a restaurant and in a few minutes know whether I will be eating there or not,” said LeBeau. “If I go into a restaurant where I can see the cooks aren’t wearing gloves or are engaging in other unsafe food safety practices, then I turn around and leave. My husband can sense this sometimes and says, ‘we aren’t eating here, aren’t we?’ It doesn’t turn off; you always look to see if establishments are doing the right things.”

Getting her foot in the door happened by chance—and a colleague’s nudge. Her friend sent in her resume for the inspector position at the RI Department of Health. She received the interview and was offered the position in part because of her experience with helping people and being able to diffuse possible volatile situations.

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people leave happier with the solutions rather than adding to their problems,” she said.

LeBeau was sent throughout the country to learn about food safety. She joked that people always remarked about her RI accent. She once went to New Hampshire for a course on “The Big Dig” highway project in Boston. There, she learned about setting rat traps for the rodents displaced from the massive construction happening throughout Downtown Boston. She said it was just as important to know how to deal with the four-legged creatures as well as the two-legged ones.

Once she was licensed to teach, Dottie initially taught her courses for URI in Downtown Providence. She quickly learned her students had difficulty commuting and finding suitable parking in the late afternoon. To solve the issue, some colleagues in the restaurant industry offered her their facilities or banquet halls to help. That move made all the difference, she added, because it made classes more convenient and easier for students to attend these classes.

Because of the provincial nature of Rhode Islanders, she holds these classes throughout the state. More information about her upcoming courses may be found on her website at www. foodsafety-certification.com.

Students receive a day-long (eight hour) class on the fundamentals of food safety, a course book, an exam study guide (of more than 100 multiple choice questions) and the national test. Passing the exam means the students are nationally certified because this certification is accepted in all 50 states.

Instead of simply reading from the book, LeBeau has fun by playing games such as “Jeopardy” and “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” to keep the students engaged. Plus, it gives them a way to remember the materials before taking the exam.

“Plus, they love my stories about my inspections,” she added.

Dottie cites her husband, Ernie, not only for his support, but for taking over the administrator duties so she can be out in the field. It was something that became a game changer because it provided her with additional opportunities.

The funny part to her was how she thought her husband wasn’t technically savvy.

“I didn’t think Ernie knew how to turn on a computer, let alone use it,” she said. “I was pleasantly surprised to learn that he could do spreadsheets, make calls, and connect with people to solve their questions or concerns,” she said.

The Dottie LeBeau Group provides online training in English and Spanish, group trainings, pre-opening and non—compliance inspections and consultations for new and remodeled kitchens.

For more information about her service and upcoming classes, please call Dottie or Ernie at 401-385-9040.

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The Craft Brew Craze By: Nina DiNobile

The COVID-19 pandemic had a negative effect on more than the physical, emotional, and mental health of people. So many businesses, particularly smaller ones, deeply suffered, with many still not back to pre-pandemic profits, and others who sadly had to close their doors permanently. This was heartbreaking, especially for the businesses whose staff and owners put forth maximum effort to keep their businesses alive after losing much of their revenue, and for some, damaging their spirit. Others, however, refused to lose confidence, and consequently, have persevered and are now thriving once again.

One surprising and remarkable fact is that not one of Rhode Island’s breweries, unlike many small businesses, was forced to close. Many of the breweries took the extra time that was forced upon them in the pandemic and used it to their benefit, testing and creating new craft brews that they may not have had time to develop otherwise, and those new craft brews became hits for the breweries.

Some breweries had a takeout in place throughout the pandemic, while other breweries were provided grants post-pandemic to entice consumers with food and other incentives such as live entertainment and activities like “trivia night,” to draw in more business. Let’s face it, those loyal to their love of craft brews were never going to curb their desire for the ale, no matter how long they lost access to it. Actually, not having access to it, may have caused craft brew fans to want to jump right back into their favorite brewery, adding more profit to the industry once the economy was allowed to reopen.

If you have a hankering for tasting a variety of brews, there is an avenue to plan your Rhode Island brewery tour by visiting the Guild’s website and downloading the RI Brewery Passport, exclusively distributed by non-profit organization, the Rhode Island Brewers Guild. Visit Rhode Island’s craft breweries, enjoy fresh craft beer, and get your RI Brewery Passport digitally stamped to keep track of the breweries you have visited, as well as ones you intend to visit! Another benefit of the app is that you can post your comments about those breweries where your experience was extraordinary, others that were not quite what you expected, as well as learn about breweries you may be unfamiliar with, by reading posts of others who comment.

The RI Brewers Guild, official association for breweries in Rhode Island, has seen tremendous growth over the past decade, said Jeremy Ruff, president of the board of the RI Brewers Guild and the owner of LineSider Brewing Co. in East Greenwich. Their mission is as follows: The Guild is organized and operated exclusively for nonprofit purposes to: 1. Promote beers made in Rhode Island and the breweries that make them 2. Facilitate technical collaboration between Rhode Island brewers 3. Be an advocate for Rhode Island Brewers in government and community affairs Rhode Island breweries span across the state from one end to the other.

Below are some statistics regarding the state of breweries in Rhode Island.

Here are some of Rhode Island’s most popular breweries that provide their own brews and truly unique experiences to beer lovers and those who want to try something new.

At 2019’s end, Rhode Island was home to 27 breweries, according to the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Those breweries employed a total of 251 people, who were paid an average of $598 a week.

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At the end of September 2021, from where the most current figures are known, the number of breweries rose to 34, and that number continues to increase; the number of employees added brought the total to 330; and the average weekly wage stood at $676.

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Since then, the brewery figures have risen even more, according to Jeremy Duffy, a founder of The Guild, a brewery that started in Pawtucket, and now also has locations in Providence and Warren.

The official brewery association in Rhode Island, referred to as the Rhode Island Brewers Guild, is the state’s entity that supports and promotes Rhode Island Craft Breweries.

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560 Mineral Spring Ave., Pawtucket |crookedcurrentbrewery.com

LOPS BREWING

122 North Main St., Woonsocket | lopsbrewing.com 10 Industrial Rd., Cumberland | ravenousbrew.com

PROVIDENCE BREWING COMPANY

10 Sims Ave., Providence 1920 Mineral Spring Ave., North Providence | pvd.beer

BRAVO BREWING

75 Pascoag Main St., Pascoag | bravobrewingcompany.com

FOOLPROOF BREWING COMPANY

241 Grotto Ave., Pawtucket | brewerycollective.com

POUR JUDGEMENT

32 Broadway, Newport | pourjudgementnewport.com

BACK 40

20 South County Tr., North Kingstown | back40ri.com

NARRAGANSETT BEER

271 Tockwotton St., Providence | narragansettbeer.com

APPONAUG BREWING COMPANY

334 Knight St., Warwick | apponaugbrewing.com

GREY SAIL BREWING

63 Canal St., Westerly | greysailbrewing.com

FOOLPROOF BREWING COMPANY

241 Grotto Ave., Pawtucket | brewerycollective.com

THE GUILD BREWING CO. (3 locations) 461 Main St., Pawtucket 200 Dyer St., Providence 99 Water St., Warren | theguildri.com NEWPORT CRAFT BREWING AND DISTILLING 293 JT Connell Highway, Newport | newportcraft.com

LINESIDER BREWING CO. 1485 South County Tr., East Greenwich | linesiderbrewing.com

PROCLAMATION ALE COMPANY

298 Kilvert St., Warwick | Proclamationale.com

LUCKY ENOUGH

1492 Westminster St., Providence | luckyenoughpvd.com

RAGGED ISLAND BREWING

54 Bristol Ferry Rd., Portsmouth | raggedislandbrewing.com

TREMBLAY'S BAR & GRILL

514 Park Ave., Portsmouth | tremblaysbarandgrill.com

THE MALTED BARLEY

334 Westminster St., Providence | themaltedbarley.com

THE GENERAL'S CROSSING BREWHOUSE

34 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown | generalscrossing.com

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TAPROOT BREWING CO.

The RI Brewers Guild is proud to bring the malty, hoppy tastes of the Ocean State to the Big E. Look for them in the “Rhode Island building,” amongst other popular and iconic Little Rhody food and drinks!

909 East Main Rd., Middletown | taprootbeer.com

TILTED BARN BREWERY

1 Helmsley Place, Exeter | tiltedbarnbrewery.com

WEST PASSAGE BREWING COMPANY

7835 Post Rd., North Kingstown | westpassagebrewing.com

SIX PACK BREWING

87 Gooding Ave., Bristol | 6packbrewing.com

The RI Brewers Guild hosts several events throughout the year, including RI Brew Fest in February, Rhode Island Craft Beer Week in the month of March, Newport Beer Festival in April, the renowned Ocean State Beer Festival in August, and participates in colossal events of other New England States, including The Big E, which will be held from September 16-October 2, 2022, at 1305 Memorial Ave., West Springfield, in Massachusetts.

The Big E, also known as The Eastern States Exposition, is billed as “New England’s Great State Fair.” It is the largest agricultural event on the eastern seaboard and the seventh-largest fair in the nation. www.thebige.com All brew events are listed at ribrewersguild.org/ri-craftbeer-week/ on the RI Brewers Guild website.

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Are Plant Based Diets Healthier For You?

By: Susan Gazerro

Plant based diets are when we focus on eating foods that come from plants and other foods that are healthier and are loaded with nutrition because plants make up the larger portion of the products.

We all know that fruits and vegetables are good for us so it must be that eating a plantbased diet must be super healthy, right? Yes, of course, but let’s first define what a “plant based diet” means. A plant based diet is a style of eating. It is what you’re eating, how your food is prepared, and lastly, what are the real health benefits of a plant based diet, and do they ever fall short on nutrition?

Some dietitians, chefs, and nutritionists talk about a plant-based diet as if it’s a separate or new way of eating. Many use the words “vegetarian” and “plant-based” interchangeably, but the truth is that there is so much more to it than just eliminating animal meat from your diet. Vegetarians don’t eat meat, dairy etc. That is not what a plant based diet is.

To simplify the definition, plant-based foods are vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains, all of which are considered healthy choices. There are other options, such as white and other refined grains, dairy, sugars, and packages of vegan foods and vegan fast foods that are also plant-based, but not necessarily healthy.

I’d like to explain the meaning of a plantbased diet in terms of a diet with a plantbased foundation that focuses on health and balance: eating more of the good stuff and less of the bad stuff.

A good way to think about a plant-based diet is to think about eating foods that are as close to their natural state as possible. This may mean preparing your foods from “scratch.”

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vitamins, minerals, and fiber? Is it loaded with antioxidants? Diets that include fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are heart healthy and contribute to lower cholesterol and saturated fats, and are higher in dietary fiber. This diet can help prevent disease. When higher in antioxidants, this diet can also help reduce chronic inflammatory diseases. A good example is diabetes. This diet also stays away from chemical additives, which have been shown to cause cancer. Another benefit is that this diet can be helpful with weight loss. Eating less animal fat and more vegetables, fruits, and fiber keeps calories and fat down and promotes a better digestion system, while helping to keep your metabolism working.

Other positive factors for eating a plant based diet are: • Contributes positively to the environment • Animal preservation and ethics • Wide variety of food choices, and your meals can be prepared more quickly.

• Food that is less costly

Now, what could possibly be negative about eating a plant-based diet?

• Seeds: pumpkin seeds, flax seeds, sesame seeds, hemp seeds, and chia seeds

Fresh fruits and vegetables can be perishable so buy just as much as you need to minimize waste.

In addition, the more fresh fruit and vegetables in your diet, the better results you will have. On the other hand, not eating meat, or consuming milk, eggs, etc., can cause a protein deficit, but you can find protein in plants and making these choices will ensure that your diet is on the right track. You may also lack iron, calcium, and your B vitamins, especially B12. Dark, leafy vegetables contain more calcium so eat enough of those. You can get vitamin D from mushrooms and your B12 can come from foods like soy, yeast, or by taking a supplement. Plant based diets are not vegan and you don’t have to give up eating meat, you just need to find a middle ground.

• Plant-based oils: unrefined coconut, avocado, and grapeseed oils

Stepping into a plant-based diet doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing decision and it doesn’t have to happen overnight. Take it a step at a time. Slowly substitute non-plant-based foods and highly processed foods with foods that are plant-based and healthier.

• Packaged baked goods, snacks, and desserts: cookies, chips, etc.

See some examples below of plant-based foods to add to your diet, as well as foods to avoid to maintain a plant-based diet.

Start by adding some of these foods to your diet: • Vegetables: kale, spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber … stuff you put in your raw salads, and cooked vegetables such as potatoes and squash

• Spices and herbs all, except those with preservatives • Unsweetened beverages: coffee, tea, sparkling water

Avoid these foods to maintain a plant-based diet: • Fast food • Refined grains: white rice, white bread, refined pasta, white flour, and refined cereals

• Pre-packaged and canned sauces, soups, and gravies • Processed meats: bacon, sausage, other smoked meats, lunch meats ( which are processed and full of sodium, for the most part), and meats, chicken, or fish, fried in unhealthy oils • Beverages with added or artificial sugar • Highly refined hydrogenated oil

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• Fruits: all fresh fruits and not dried (dried fruits often contain added sugar and preservatives) • Whole grains: brown rice, oats, quinoa, and barley • Legumes: peas, chickpeas, lentils, peanuts, and beans • Plant-based protein: tofu, tempeh (fermented soybeans), and soy milk • Nuts: any whole and unprocessed nuts and nut butters, such as almonds, cashews, brazil nuts, etc.

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ROAD WARRIOR:

Tips and Tools for the 40-Plus Guy to Stay in Shape While on the Road

By Kevin Kearns | Burn With Kearns

As someone who has been there and done that, I know what it’s like to be on the road for days, and even weeks, on end. Trying to eat healthy, work out, and get enough sleep can be another full-time job. My certifications keep me bouncing all over the place. I can be in Japan for a week, then back in the states, and then in Mexico the next week. The climates are different, the time zones are different, and the food is definitely different.

This can stress the 40-plus guy out, big time; It’s not easy being on the road. You’re away from loved ones, while working your butt off, and probably drinking a little too much alcohol. As someone who has traveled a lot in the past 10 years, I have come up with some tips and tricks to keep you on the right track.

ROAD WARRIOR SUCCESS TIPS: There are some real simple ways to stay in shape on the road, with little or no equipment. Let’s explore a few of my favorites.

Bodyweight - Since the dawn of mankind, humans’ best piece of equipment has been their own bodyweight. Calisthenic exercises are tried and true and have been tested for centuries. Your own body is always available to you, at all hours of the day, every day. You don’t have to bring anything with you. You wake up and get it done. That’s the tough part, however - getting it done. Once you start moving, it can turn into a ‘slam dunk.’ The key is to have a set plan. Now, with all of the available apps (burnwithkearns.com being one of them), you have limitless resources for exercising. Make time, not excuses.

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Resistance bands - These have been my go-to for at least 15 years. My all purpose bands have been traveling the globe with me, from Japan to the UK and back. For 25 bucks, they are a great investment. Whether it’s in your hotel room, a quad, or on a beach, find a place where you can get a great workout in a short period of time. The versatility of the bands are truly impressive. Just about every exercise in the gym can be mimicked with a band.

Slide disks -Who knew that someone would take something that moves furniture and turn it into a workout tool that is seriously flexible, portable, userfriendly, and priced affordably? They may not look like they can be helpful, until you start using them.

For the core, upper body, and legs, they are truly helpful and can put you into very functional positions that are easily performed in an apartment or hotel room. I have personally carried mine around the globe and back. Additionally, when it’s nasty outside, they are a great back up and they don’t make any noise like similar products do.

Stability ball- With the ball deflated and a hand pump, this takes up as much room as a pair of pants.

It might be a little bit of a hassle for some, but it’s a great tool to have with you when traveling. From working your entire body and core, to flexibility, it can be a go-to piece in your arsenal kit.

Yoga mat - Not that you need this on the road,

but I’m not putting my hands on the floor of any hotel room. Yoga is one one of the oldest forms of exercise known to man, estimated to have been around for between 25,000 and 50,000 years. In addition to the strength and flexibility benefits, it is the total mind/body immersion that includes breathing, balance, and focus. The best part about meditation is that you can do it at any location. I have been known to meditate in my hotel room or at poolside, while on the road. In California, it’s commonplace to perform yoga or workout anywhere you want.

Agility ladders - These do not take up as much room as you may think. For cardio, lower body, balance, endurance, and overall fitness, it’s one of the best investments you’ll ever make. Besides working the lower body, you can also perform some real intense core and upper body drills with this kit.

It’s great to take it out to a quad and just make up your own drills.

Suspension trainers - One of my two favorites are the Purmotion Airfit and the Ko 8. The amount of drills and skills you can do with these is truly limitless. They also take up little to no room in your suitcase and can be used in your hotel room or at any park near your hotel.

TIPS FOR WHEN YOU’RE ON THE ROAD. Being on the road can be a real hassle, there’s no doubt about that. Now that you have some fitness tips and kits, let’s discuss food options that will help to keep you healthy, when on the road. What I do is to try to maintain what I normally do at home.

I basically stick to protein and veggies, with some carbs when I workout. In the states, it’s pretty easy to find food that’s healthy, just about anywhere.

Overseas, however, you might have some challenges with different cultures and food types.

When traveling to Ireland, I found that there was definitely an abundance of eggs, fish, and chicken.

So poached eggs were always an option for me. In Japan, fish was always present and in abundance.

It’s not uncommon for some cultures to eat fish for breakfast. So when in Japan, I actually came to enjoy eating fish as my first meal of the day.

Some other tips to remember: Drink plenty of water - Yes, I know you have heard it said many times, but it’s so critical that I’m going to make my first tip. You need to stay hydrated. Flying will dehydrate you and the stress of traveling will, as well. In addition, if you become dehydrated, 1 percent your productivity goes down by 10 percent.

Sleep - Sleep is essential, but I will admit that it’s difficult to get sound sleep while on the road, but you need to try and keep a regular cycle as much as possible to be at your very best.

Meditate - I’m a huge fan of meditating daily, and on the road, it’s on the top of my list, whether I’m flying or in my room. It enables the body and mind to wind down and to stay relaxed while working crazy hours, and it’s helpful with time changes, as well.

Take some private time - I always find an hour or two each day to explore my surroundings and the culture of where I am visiting. I also always make it a habit to spend time with my host and the people who are the reason for my visit. It extends my sphere of influence and you can never have enough friends, especially ones from other cultures.

Stay connected with home - Make sure you reach out to your family or significant other, regularly.

Feelings of being homesick or lonely can cloud your thinking. Stay connected and communicate what’s happening to keep that bond strong, between yourself and your loved ones.

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Outdoor Escapes of New England: Making Outdoor Living Easy.

by Mark Berger | photos by: Guillermo Garcia - Pixeles Digital Productions A family-owned business base located immediately off Rte. 295 in Johnston, has been at the epicenter of all outdoor projects, large and small; from contractors to homeowners, from a small walkway to a large patio or pool apron, Outdoor Escapes of New England by Hartford have their customers covered.

The brotherly duo of Chris Corsinetti and Anthony Corsinetti, II, are the company’s co-owners. They have seen exponential growth over the past couple of years, thanks in large parts to its location change from 112 Old Pocasset Road to 281 Scituate Ave. (exit 7 off interstate 295), its exceptional customer service, and selection for any project.

Chris said that the family business began nearly five decades ago, in 1974, when their dad, Anthony, Sr. started Hartford Paving Corp. They began doing driveways and small parking areas. After a few years, their company expanded.

“We did not forget our roots, even though we started to accomplish other feats. Our still ongoing relationship with Providence Gas Company/National Grid (now RI Energy) has been growing strong since 1982,” Anthony II said.

They now also do site work, utility work, roads, and many other construction services. Some of the contracts that they have held include work done for the State of Rhode Island, many municipalities and many utility companies. They are one of the preferred paving companies of many general contractors.

In the decades following, plans for new exit ramps to their location sparked Anthony Sr.’s idea for a new business venture…a material yard. They opened the doors in 2003. It turned out being a somewhat bittersweet moment for the family.

“Our father passed away shortly before he could see the ramps or the new business venture kick into action,” he said. “He knew it would be a high volume of traffic, but made it an easy and preferred destination for contractors to pick up the materials they needed. We have been blessed by his vision and with the number of returning customers we have.”

They stock many different types of pavers and other such materials for the do-it-yourselfer and the seasoned professionals. Two of their more popular lines are Techo-Bloc and the Nicolock that are used for such services as retaining walls and paving stones.

Customers can either select and drive away with what they need (after purchasing, of course!), or, they can deliver it to the home or job site. Besides Rhode Island, they also have clients throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut.

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Chris Corsinetti lauds his company’s eight-employee workforce for their dedication and hard work. He said that their sales team is mainly responsible for their expansion and having their stock “go through the roof,” leading to excellent customer satisfaction. All of our team continues to demonstrate support and leads to the positive customer experience.

The explosion of work has not been lost on the brothers.

“Our sales team, which includes my daughter, Kara Serapiglia, Amaury Rodriguez, Bob Rocchio, and Jason Salinger, along with our yard and delivery team of Jean Laboy, Mike Ramos, Justin Lerch, and Steve Dean have been the backbone of our significant growth. Without them, it would be difficult to be in the position we are in now. We’ve created such an incredible culture here,” Chris said.

“We all work very well together with the understanding of the importance of customer service. We win in the workplace first, marketplace second.”

Added Anthony, “We have grown so much in a short time. It’s really a credit to them to keep pushing us forward and making sure we continue our efforts.”

As for the do-it-yourselfer, Chris said that they can be both a blessing and a curse. He noted many of those home improvement shows make some of the projects out to be easy. He tells people that those projects are not as easy as they appear. Those are done by people who have experience in those areas.

The “weekend warrior” will often lack the tools, knowledge, or understanding regarding what truly goes into making those projects work.

Whether one needs materials to pave over a driveway, redo a patio, or build a fire pit (one of the more popular plans for homeowners), they have the materials necessary to ensure it looks nice and is also durable.

Outdoor Escapes is a one-stop-shop for all contractors and homeowners, offering a complete line of landscaping and masonry materials, as well as the tools and equipment needed to get the job done. Their products include: bluestone flagging and treads, natural wall stone and

veneers, thin veneers, manufactured stone, brick, pavers and segmental retaining walls, and much more.

Their experienced, knowledgeable, and friendly staff will be happy to assist you in selecting the right products to meet your needs and expectations, to make your home improvement project a success.

They are open weekdays from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Saturday from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and are closed on Sunday.

For more details about the companies, please call 401-942-8857 or email at info@outdoorescapesNE.com More details about the companies may be found by visiting their respective websites.OutdoorEscapesNE.com and HartfordPaving.com.

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What You Need to Know During This Year’s ‘Open Enrollment’ Period

By Edward Pontarelli Jr.

We’re entering open enrollment season — the yearly period when you have a chance to make changes to your employee benefits package. If you’re like most employees in the US, open enrollment may be the only opportunity you’ll have during the entire year to alter your health care benefits.

Health insurance can seem complicated because there are so many moving parts. It’s helpful to understand the different terms and acronyms you are likely to encounter as you review your options. Here are some of the most common.

Premiums Any form of insurance coverage involves paying premiums, which is essentially the amount you and your employer pay to your insurer every month for your health insurance. Most employer-based health insurance today requires that you pay a portion of the monthly premium for coverage. The payments you are required to make are generally deducted from each paycheck.

Deductible Many insurance plans include a deductible. In the case of health insurance, this is the amount of money you have to pay in total (usually in a given year) before your health insurance assumes the costs. For example, a plan with a $1,000 deductible would require that you pay all bills up to $1,000 out of your pocket before insurance coverage would kick in.

Copay (copayment) This is a fixed amount you pay each time you use a medical service. For example, each doctor’s visit might require a $20 copay. If your insurance plan includes copays, this amount is required even if you’ve met your deductible for the year.

HMOs and PPOs These are two different forms of health insurance coverage. HMOs are health maintenance organizations, which often are available for lower monthly premiums but come with some restrictions. For example, most require that all of your health care needs be coordinated through 52 Shop In RI

your primary care physician. With HMOs, you are also typically limited to services from a specific network of providers covered by the plan. PPOs are preferred provider organizations, which tend to have higher premiums than HMOs. With PPOs, referrals from your primary physician typically aren’t required and you generally have more flexibility in choosing providers.

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Some health insurance plans come with an HSA feature.

This allows you to set aside money on a pre-tax basis to pay for qualified medical expenses. You can use the savings account to cover expenses for deductibles, copays and other out-of-pocket medical costs. By using pre-tax dollars, the net cost to you for these services is reduced.

HSAs also automatically roll over any unused funds each year for future use, even years from now when you retire.

High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) These plans are offered in conjunction with an HSA. HDHPs often are available for a lower monthly premium, but, as the name implies, require that you carry a higher deductible. Much or all of the deductible can come out of the money you set aside in the HSA. If you anticipate few major health care needs, HDHPs can be a sensible option to limit your premium costs.

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) This benefits option lets you pay many out-of-pocket medical expenses with tax-free dollars. You set money aside into an FSA with each paycheck on a pre-tax basis.

The funds accumulated can be used to cover the costs of copays, deductibles, qualified prescription drugs, and certain other medical expenses. Most of the money must be used before the year is out, but your employer may allow you to carry it over for a short period into the following year or include a provision that lets you spend up to $500 of this year’s FSA savings in the following year.

Make sure to inquire with your benefits provider if you have questions about the specifics of your plan.

Making the right choices for your circumstances can result in better coverage than you have today and potentially save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year. It’s worthwhile to carefully review your options and choose the most appropriate plan for your needs.

Edward Pontarelli Jr, APMA®, CRPC® is a Financial Advisor and Managing Director with BeaconPoint Wealth Advisors a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. in Providence, RI. He specializes in fee based financial planning and asset management strategies and has been in practice for 20 years.

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Sharing Financial Wisdom With Your Kids By: Carrie McPherson

FWhen is the best time to talk to your kids about money? For most parents, the answer is simple: as soon as you can. Talking to your kids about money can help them learn how to be financially responsible, self-supporting adults. To get the discussion flowing, consider using these conversation starters depending on your child’s age.

Begin with basics for your preschooler. Look for opportunities to teach values that will help your child develop positive financial attitudes and behaviors later in life. For example, the concept of sharing with others is something most young children can grasp. Talking about what you’re thankful for and involving kids in philanthropy can help instill gratitude. After all, children primarily learn about money from modeling their parents’ behavior.

Explain financial building blocks to your elementary school student. As your child progresses through school, start introducing the difference between needs and wants. Present the concepts of cost and quality to teach your child how to discern value. Give your child the chance to make some simple financial decisions that involve delayed gratification, such as setting aside a small allowance to buy a toy. Teaching children to strengthen their willpower and giving them age-appropriate autonomy is a foundation that can help them flourish financially in adulthood.

Understand that your middle schooler may be watching more than listening. Kids tend to be peer-oriented in the preteen years and may be less receptive to parental advice. Keep talks short, but don’t abandon the mission.

Remember that your actions speak volumes about your values. For example, if your child hears you continually talking about a new car purchase or sees you frequently shopping for nonessential items, he or she may pick up similar attitudes and behaviors. Consider involving your child in donations or charitable work you are passionate about or encourage him or her to support a cause of their own.

Encourage your high school student to think about the future. Now is the time to discuss college costs and encourage saving for college expenses. Talk to your child about what you plan to contribute and what portion you expect them to pay. Discuss whether student loans will play a role and their potential impact down the road.

Conversations about college and majors can include frank discussions about the job market and future income potential. Discuss day-to-day financial responsibilities as well, such as how to maintain a checking account and debit card and how to protect accounts from fraud.

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Help your college student prepare for independence. Counsel your child about the importance of living within their means and establishing and maintaining a good credit record. Explain how to use a credit card appropriately (and how to avoid fees and other credit troubles). As graduation nears, discuss your expectations for your child’s transition from student to working adult. Offer yourself as a resource for guidance on how to seek fulfilling work, negotiate a good salary, and navigate the world of employee benefits.

Inspire your college graduate to embrace adulthood.

Once your child becomes financially independent, be thoughtful about how you approach money topics. Let your newly employed college graduate know you are willing to offer support and guidance yet steer clear of making decisions for him or her. Allow your child space to decide their financial goals. Continue sharing advice based on your experience, such as the importance of saving for retirement early, having appropriate insurance, or building a financial safety net. Encourage your child to establish a relationship with a financial advisor who can provide an objective perspective and tools to create a financial plan unique to their goals.

It’s worth it. If you want to help your child develop financial competence and independence, start the conversation early and keep it going. Sharing your financial values can enrich your relationship and instill wisdom that will serve them well into the future.

Carrie A. McPherson, CRPS®, CDFA®, ChSNC® is a Financial Advisor and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst with BeaconPoint Wealth Advisors, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. in Providence, RI. She specializes in fee based financial planning and asset management strategies and has been in practice for 13 years.

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AARON GUCKIAN for Lieutenant Governor

By Mark Berger

Qualifications, Experience, and Proactively Moving Forward Fuels His Campaign.

Government should be helping out, not making things more difficult.”

Aaron Guckian believes Rhode Island can do much better in terms of helping small businesses, making the state a preferred destination, and having the means to further its growth in shaping Little Rhody into a welcoming climate.

Guckian is running for lieutenant governor because he knows that Rhode Islanders have been hard hit by the pandemic, with skyrocketing gas prices, supply chain shortages, and inflation. He believes that residents deserve to have an energetic, highly-engaged lieutenant governor, who will meet with them regularly to listen to their concerns, bring stakeholders together, and respond with bold action.

Guckian’s knowledge of state government will make him a good fit as second in command. He worked for Governor Donald Carcieri as his special assistant.

During his tenure, he worked on several projects, including emergency management (specifically, the efforts towards assisting those involved in the Station Nightclub Fire) and cultivating relationships with non-profit organizations, federal and state leaders, and other groups.

Along with his experience in politics, he brings a wealth of knowledge from his previous employment history. Guckian served at the state’s largest nonprofit organization, the Rhode Island Foundation, vice president of Bank Newport, an officer at the Washington Trust Company, and on several boards.

Guckian sees many issues facing residents and industry leaders. His biggest concern comes from a disconnect between those with questions and those who have the answers.

“Much of what can be addressed at the local and state levels can be resolved in a day or two,” he said.

“However, it can take weeks or sometimes months for the right person—or any person—to follow up.

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It’s being well-rounded in business and forming coalitions that makes him so viable.

“My parents instilled in me a great work ethic when I was growing up,” Guckian said. His father is a retired plumber and his mother worked as a respiratory therapist,” he explained.

“There are a lot of small problems that have turned into larger ones, and which are still climbing: inflation, gas prices, fees for LLCs, and taxes for small businesses. There needs to be someone who works in business and understands what is happening in order to step up and serve the people of our great state. Government should be able to help those needing it, not turning people away.”

When elected in November, Guckian will work tirelessly to fulfill the statutory responsibilities of the Office of the Lieutenant Governor. To that end, he will address the growing needs of small businesses, provide comprehensive, quality services to seniors, and respond to emergencies, quickly and effectively.

This means having a Help Center that stays open until 9:00 pm so that small business owners can contact IT after regular office hours to have people quickly responding to their problem.

This means having programs and services available for those continuing to struggle with the rising costs of food, services, and other amenities. Finding ways to keep money in people’s pockets is key.

This means having the lieutenant governor be a champion for those on the front lines, such as doctors, nurses, CNAs, as well as offering them incentives for training and placement. Too many are leaving those industries, especially now when we need them, thus, creating a shortage of quality healthcare workers in RI. Guckian believes in the importance of meeting and listening to the public one-on-one to gauge what they feel are “hot button” topics and what can be done to generate solutions. In order for that to work, Guckian said that the state needs to do a better job of cutting through the obstacles that hinder business growth.

“There is too much red tape when dealing with the state, which leads people to becoming disillusioned. Then, they have to try to find other ways to have their questions answered. I know I have the skills and knowledge to get things done. We can and should be a state in which people will take pride. This is why I want to be Rhode Island’s next lieutenant governor,” Guckian said.

Guckian is a lifelong resident of East Greenwich. He graduated from East Greenwich High School before earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Arts and Music from Connecticut College, a Master of Arts in Music from Rhode Island College, and a Masters in Business Administration from Johnson and Wales University.

He is also a member of the East Greenwich High School Wall of Fame, an honor bestowed to graduates who have exemplified qualities in mentoring and community service.

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At times, when working on the act of painting our homes, whether exterior or interior, it is not unusual to feel our inner Hamlet cause us to ask the head scratching question, “To Prime, or NOT to Prime,” before applying a finish coat.

As with many things, the answer depends on the specific situation. Prior to even thinking about priming, the surface in question should be properly prepared by prepping it to the point where the surface is sound (free of any peeling paint or unwanted surface inadequacy) and clean (free from dirt, dust, etc).

Assuming the surface is ready to go, we must now determine as to whether or not to “prime” it. Primer is an invaluable resource in the painting systems all around us. It is the first product that is often applied to whatever surface we are painting.

The main purposes of primer are to: Seal the surface it is being applied to and to help the finishes applied over it to appear as even and consistent as possible Prevent bleed-through of anything that may more easily be trying to force its way through the finish coatings on top of it if primer were not in place to block it from doing so (examples: wood tannins, graffiti, tobacco).

Enhance bonding qualities of the surface it is being applied to, i.e., super slick metals, glass, glossy layers of previous coatings Knowing this, it is probably easy to see why when painting, there may be a question as to whether or not to use primer, and furthermore, if priming is appropriate, what type of primer to use.

In all of the years that I have been in the painting industry, a simple rule that I have always lived by when coaching someone through issues related to priming is simply, if there is ever any doubt, then prime it!

Technically, if a surface is sound, there is not a prevalent concern of something bleeding through the finish coat and it is “dull” enough to accept a paint coating, thus, there really is not a viable need to prime the surface, particularly with today’s technologies.

It would be exceptionally rare to prime a surface that didn’t really require primer and to subsequently realize some type of detrimental effect while doing so. The greater worry would be of not priming a surface which absolutely required it.

To better illustrate…

If you do not prime a bare plaster surface, peeling issues could come about down the road and massive inconsistencies of a cosmetic nature will be visible in the short term.

If new red cedar – even new pre-primed red cedar – is not properly primed prior to finish coating, cedar bleed will most certainly be an unsightly phenomenon that will have to be dealt with down the line.

If old oil-based interior trim finish is not correctly primed prior to finishing it with a waterborne coating, then it is most likely just a matter of time before the paint coating directly applied to it is triggered by some sort of minor surface abrasion and begins to peel off “in sheets.”

Obviously, example after example can be listed.

Priming a surface that does not necessarily need it, will most likely lead to a circumstance of “no harm, no foul.”

Neglecting to prime a surface that necessitates it to be primed, however, can lead to an annoyingly frustrating time in correcting something that could easily have been avoided if the proper primer approach had been taken from the beginning.

While there is always the “default” act of asking your local paint dealer or calling a paint manufacturer helpline to run the question by them, really things are quite simple…if there is any doubt, prime it!

Then simply determining which primer is the more appropriate to use is what’s next with the priming issue.

About Tom Lopatosky

Tom Lopatosky has run his own carpentry and painting business in Providence since 1995; LOPCO Contracting – the “Personable, Particular Professionals” – specializes in carpentry and exterior & interior painting. Recently LOPCO Contracting was named ‘RI’s Finest Painting Contracting Company’ by ShopInRI Magazine. In 2013, Tom was named “Humanitarian of the Year” by the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America (PDCA) and a “40 Under 40” award winner by Providence Business News. He is a member of both the PDCA and RIBA (Rhode Island Builders Association). Tom has weekly ‘Home Improvement Tips’ that air on the radio on 630 WPRO AM (during the weekday morning news) and on television on WPRI 12 (during the Saturday morning news.

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