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OCEANSTATE OCTOBER 2019

Time to get all warm

WARM & COZY with this tasty fall drink!

Learn all about local

RI AUTHOR Christa Carmen!

Have fun for everyone with our

FALL BUCKET LIST Transition your wardrobe into the new season with these

TIPS & TRICKS Learn more about this

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OCTOBER EVENTS In the Ocean State JACK-O-LANTERN SPECTACULAR

Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular, presented by Citizens Bank, at Roger Williams Park Zoo is celebrating 30 years of Halloween magic October 4 – November 4. Called EXTRAORDINARY by both CNN and USA Today, this year’s show includes more than 5,000 intricately carved pumpkins featuring scenes of wizards, fairytales, and the luminaries of great myths and legends, alongside superheroes, and historical figures who changed our world.

Revel in the sights and sounds of the season, and celebrate this otherworldly experience.

For event details, parking information, and to purchase tickets please visit: rwpzoo.org/jols.

Please note: Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular is open rain or shine.

In the case of light to moderate rain, the show will be open. NO REFUNDS OR RESCHEDULING. Presented By: Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village Dates: October 3, 2019 November 3, 2019 Recurrence: Recurring daily Location: Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village Address: 1000 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, RI 02907 Phone: (401) 785-3510 Time: 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM Price: Visit rwpzoo.org/jols for complete pricing details

OCTOBER FOOLPROOF COMEDY NIGHTS @ THE ROOFTOP

At 8PM on Monday, October 7th and Monday, October 21st, The Foolproof Comedy Series continues at Rooftop at the Providence G! On 10/7, Brad Pierce returns to host, along with Eric Monroe and Alan Fitzgerald. Then

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on 10/21, Brad is joined by Nicole Auclair and Jeremy Furtado!

Come to one of Providence’s most breathtaking venues and laugh your head off! Comedy Nights are 21+, no cover!

Dates: 10/7/2019, 10/21/2019 Location: Rooftop at the Providence G Address: 100 Dorrance Street, Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 632-4904 Time: 8:00 PM Price: No Cover

FALL TIME GLASS BLOWING

Fall is the perfect time to blow glass...Cool outside and warm inside! Try making your own pumpkin, drinking glass, ornament, bowl or paperweight.

You will have the chance to pick your own glass colors, roll your molten glass into your color, shape your glass object with special glass blowing tools and blow air into your glass. We work with all ages 8 years old and up. Sign up for classes directly through our website. We can have up to four people in a one hour session. We look forward to hosting you for an amazing glass blowing experience!

Dates: September 13, 2019 October 13, 2019 Recurrence: Recurring daily Location: Gather: Glass Blowing Studio Address: 521 Atwells Avenue, Providence, RI 02909 Phone: (401) 864-9262 Price: $50+

PROVIDENCE GHOST TOUR Join us as we lead you by lantern light, exploring the darkest stories of Providence's haunted history!

Get to know the forgotten tales of

Providence's past on this 90-minute walking tour of our capital city's most historic neighborhood. Tours depart nightly from Prospect Terrace Park.

Don't see a tour listed on a night? Check our our Ghosts and Grub section to see what hauntingly delicious treats we are serving up and join us for a bite to eat while we discover Providence's dark side!

Presented By: Providence Ghost T our LLC Dates: September 10, 2019 November 2, 2019 Recurrence: Recurring daily Location: Providence Ghost Tour, LLC Address: Prospect Terrace Park, 60 Congdon Street, Providence, RI 02906 Phone: (401) 484-8687 Time: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Price: $18 Adults; $10 Children age 5-13; Free for Children 4 Years or Less

TRIVIA AT THE GUILD

Every Tuesday night at 7:30 we'll have five rounds of some of the weirdest and most entertaining trivia you've been a part of! Let's see if you've got what it takes to snag the prizes that go to the top finishers.

Presented By: The Guild and McCaughey Standard Trivia Dates: December 11, 2018 November 12, 2019 Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Tuesday Location: The Guild Address: 461 Main Street, Pawtucket, RI 02860 Phone: (401) 724-1241 Time: 7:30 PM

GUIDED TRAIL RIDES

Guided trail rides to the beach and nature preserve. Located on the scenic west side of Block Island, Rhode Island.

Call for reservation and pricing details.

Trail rides can be booked year-round, with the peak season being Memorial Columbus Day. Presented By: Rustic Rides Farm Recurrence: Recurring daily Location: Rustic Rides Farm Address: 1173 West Side Rd., Block Island, RI 02807 Phone: (401) 466-5060

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TRANSITIONING INTO FALL Taking summer pieces into the new season!

Do you feel it? That’s right, Fall is finally here! Growing up in New England, I have definitely grown to love Fall over the years and it is now by far my favorite season. I do love summer, don’t get me wrong. But the cooler temperatures, the leaves changing colors, pumpkins, apple picking, fairs, I mean I could go on and on about why I love Fall. But I’m not always ready to tuck away all my favorite summer outfits just because its colder out. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to use your Summer pieces and I ’m 2 7 ye a r s o ld a n d a Pe d iat r ic R e gis te re d N u r s e by d ay w h o n e e d e d a c re at ive o utlet o u t sid e of wo r k . I h ave a lway s h a d a love for eve r y t h in g a n d a ny thing fa sh io n . S o t h is J u ne I d e c id e d to sta r t my b lo g , s o me t h in g I h a d b e en wa nt in g to d o fo r a wh ile.

I t s n ow a way fo r m e to s h a re w it h t h e wo rld s o me t h in g I t r u ly love.

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transition them into Fall. I will show you 3 outfits I put together and how you can use Fall staples to make these Summer pieces work for the new season.

Before I go into the outfits, I want to explain the Fall staples I used. First off a denim jacket is a must have. There are tons of different styles and washes of denim jackets to choose from too. I prefer the simple dark wash jacket because

I feel like it pairs well with absolutely everything. Next is a flannel shirt. I have quite a few in my closet and they are just perfect for Fall. Whether you want to wear them as is or over a tee or dress, it is a closet staple. And then third are booties and boots.

Doesn’t matter what color or style, I feel like booties and boots in general are a necessity for the Fall season. I wear mine all season long and have a ton of pairs in my closet to go with any outfit.

1. Denim Jacket is a small but I got it so long

ago from a boutique I forgot where. Dress is from Target, wearing a small, TTS. Booties are DSW. Dress: Target (found the one

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I’m wearing) | Jacket: Old Navy (Similar) | Booties: DSW (Similar) Everyone has simple dresses that they wear in the Summer.

This one happens to be the perfect color to go into Fall. But you can pair any Summer dress with a denim jacket and add some booties to complete the look. This is a perfect outfit for a day out and about.

2. Flannel shirt if from Old Navy wearing a small. Romper is from Francesca’s, wearing a small. Booties from DSW. Flannel: Old Navy (lots of other great options!) |Romper: Francesca’s (Similar)| Booties: DSW (Similar) The Western trend is going strong this season and who doesn’t love a good flannel shirt in the Fall anyway?

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Paired a cute flannel with a jean romper and some booties for a casual but put together outfit.

3. Whole outfit from bodysuit to boots

are NanaMacs Boutique but are sold out of everything so I linked similar items below. Bodysuit: Pink Lily Boutique (Similar) | Shorts: Hazel and Olive Boutique (Similar, skort) | Thigh-Highs: DSW (Similar) This is by far my favorite transition outfit I picked out! Thigh high boots are my absolute favorite. I paired them with a cute pair of shorts and a plain black bodysuit. It is the perfect outfit for a date night or night out with the girls.

You can take any Summer piece and turn it into a great Fall outfit just by using some Fall staples in your closet. You don’t have to put away all your favorite clothes you wore all Summer long. As the weather transitions and it starts to

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get cooler out, remember that you can turn those rompers and dresses into great Fall outfits that will make them feel like new again too!

Tell me what your favorite Fall transition pieces are in the comments below!

XOXO, Chels

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Read this hauntingly good collection by local Ocean State Author Christa Carmen!

A young woman's fears regarding the gruesome photos appearing on her cell phone prove justified in a ghastly and unexpected way. A chainsaw-wielding Evil Dead fan defends herself against a trio of undead intruders.

A bride-to-be comes to wish that the door between the physical and spiritual worlds had stayed shut on All Hallows' Eve. A lone passenger on a midnight train finds that the engineer has rerouted them toward a past she'd prefer to forget. A mother abandons a life she no Social media/website links: Author Website: www.christacarmen.com Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/ 15179583.Christa_Carmen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christaqua/ Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/author/christacarmen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christaqua Twitter: https://twitter.com/christaqua https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/my-drive

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In her debut collection, Christa Carmen combines horror, charm, humor, and social critique to shape

Christa Carmen’s work has been featured in anthologies, ezines, and podcasts such as Fireside Fiction, Year’s Best Hardcore Horror, Outpost 28, and Tales to Terrify.

Her debut collection, Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked, is available now from Unnerving, and won the 2018 Indie Horror Book Award for Best Debut Collection. Christa lives in Rhode Island with her husband and their bluetick beagle. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania in English and psychology, a master's degree from Boston College in counseling psychology, and is an MFA candidate at the Stonecoast Creative Writing program, of the University of Southern Maine.

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thirteen haunting, harrowing narratives of women struggling with both otherworldly and real-world problems. From grief, substance abuse, and mental health disorders, to a post-apocalyptic exodus, a seemingly sinister babysitter with unusual motivations, and a group of pesky ex-boyfriends who won’t stay dead, Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked is a compelling exploration of horrors both supernatural and psychological, and an undeniable affirmation of Carmen’s flair for short fiction.

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DEE MONIZ Shop name: byFerrera Website: Etsy/byFerrera

Erika Smith moved to Rhode Island in 2008 and immediately began exploring. With the launch of I {heart} R h o d y i n 2 0 1 0, s h e continues to find the fun in her new home state, and share it with her r e a d e r s . i h e a r t r h o d y.c o m

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1. Tell us about your work.

I make metal jewelry using a "forced masked patina" a system I perfected using custom vinyl masks. I've recently been interested in resin and handpainted rice paper, which I also apply to the metal.

2. Is there a story behind the name of your business?

Yes, "Ferrera" was my online avatar and persona where I met many friends and eventually my husband.

3. How did you come to be a professional artist/crafter/designer?

I've always loved to create, and it is so rewarding to see others love my designs. I enjoy using natural elements

4. Where do you draw your inspiration?

From nature

10. Any advice for new/wannabe makers?

Keep at it, I find I get more and more proficient and have developed my own recognizable style. Always do what you love best, it will show in your work.

5. What’s your favorite item to create?

Whatever my newest design is. My work is constantly changing since I love to experiment with different techniques.

11. Please include anything else you’d like to add: My work was recently feature in Belle Armoire Magazine Winter 2018 edition. .

and everyday objects to create unique art pieces.

6. What’s your best seller?

My "Shimmering Wildwood" line of patina on brass. People are fascinated by the process.

7. How long have you been in Rhode Island?

My entire life.

8. What do you {heart} about Rhode Island?

Its people and individuality.

9. Favorite place to take out-of-towners?

Newport for the sightseeing and the ocean, Olneyville for NY System wieners, Providence for the history, and Marchetti's for a crazy Italian meal.

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Get ready to kick off this fall season with our fun fall Bucket List! Plan out your trips and check them off as you go. Have fun & safe travels!

TAKE A TRIP TO THE PUMPKIN PATCH

bake your favorite pie VISIT YOUR LOCAL APPLE ORCHARD

get together with friends and find your way through a corn maze

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GO FOR A HAYRIDE

be a leaf peeper for a day!

GO FOR A NATURE HIKE IN THE MOUNTAINS

attend a local fall festival CARVE A PUMPKIN

visit a local haunted house (if you dare!)

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There's nothing quite like the magic of a black and white image. While full color is stunning, black and white seems to make the memories more vivid, forcing our minds to replay everything in living color and relive the most wonderful moments.

No one captures a black and white memory quite like Brad Smith does.

I p h o to g ra p h w ed d in g s a nd have a d arn g o o d t i m e d o i ng it . I en joy g e t t i ng to k n o w t h e co up l e s I w o rk w it h , a nd b e i ng w elc o med i nto t he i r w ed d in g s as family. Th i s fa m i l i a r i t y is w h at let s me d o c u me nt t he d ay u n o b t ru s ively, an d c apt ure g e nui ne mo ment s as t h ey u n fo l d , a l l o wi ng yo u to remain fo c u s ed o n t he p res ent mo ment .

B R AD SMITHPHOTOGR A PHY // SMITHBRA D.COM // @SMITHBRA D

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As the days get shorter and the nights a bit longer, New England is finally starting to show signs of Fall.

Fall is something we can all start to feel: the air gets crisper, the breeze just a bit chilly and the leaves begin to turn our favorite shades of red and gold.

With these signs of a new season, we all begin to yearn for everything comfy and cozy and warm and toasty: and that's what I am here to share.

Without further ado, I give to you one of my favorite cozy fall drinks that can be enjoyed by people of all ages – Pumpkin Spice Hot Chocolate!

It might sound a bit far fetched, but trust me on this one, it is yummy and so super easy to make. All you need is some pumpkin spice creamer, milk and the

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hot chocolate packets you can find at pretty much any grocery store (I also like to add marshmallows, but they are totally optional!)

Simply follow the instructions listed for the hot chocolate packets. Here I 'll usually substitute the suggested water for milk because I like it to be creamier. If you're looking to indulge, steam some whole milk on the stove top and slowly whisk in the hot choclate packet!

After your hot choclate is ready to go, grab your favorite fall mug (mine is a special edition Harry Potter mug from Owlcrate – see my blog for more about this company, because they are such a gem for book lovers!)

After pouring your drink into your favorite mug, grab your pumpkin spice creamer and pour the desired amount in. To make this drink even more indulgent, grab a couple of marshmallows and a can of whipped cream and pile it on top! Finish off with some cinnamon and you now have a perfect comfy and cozy fall drink.

I hope you truly enjoy one of my favorite drinks of the season. I discovered this drink when I was visitng the White Mountains of New Hampshire and was craving a comfy drink but only had so many items in the fridge.

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After playing around with some ideas, the pumpkin spice hot chocolate idea was born and it was so yummy.

If you try this drink, head over to my Instagram page, @dressedinblessings, and let me know what you thought (and please always try to be as kind as you can to others - let's make the internet a positive space for everyone to enjoy!)

Wishing you all the best , safest & happiest of Fall Seasons!

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RESTAURANT DIRECTORY Your go-to guide for the best restaurant's in the Ocean State. Make this Restaurant Directory your on-hand guide for a fun night out or when planning your next date night!

ANTHONY’S AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE Address: 441 Atwells Ave Providence, RI 02909-1046 Phone: (401) 273-5900

PARKSIDE ROTISSERIE & BAR

MILL’S TAVERN $ $ $ 101 N Main St Providence Seafood, Steakhouses, Salad

437-6950

Address: 76 South Main Street Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 331-0003

MILL'S TAVERN Address: 101 North Main Street Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 272-3331

CAFE NUOVO

RED STRIPE $ $ 465 Angell St Providence Bruch, Steakhouses

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Address: One Citizens Plaza Providence, RI 02903 Phone: (401) 421-2525

THE RIVER SOCIAL Address: 200 Exchange St Riverwalk Level Providence, RI 02903-2621 Phone: (401) 256-5686 ext. 1

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INAUGURAL SILLER FOUNDATION 5K RUN AT FORT ADAMS With a Revolutionary War cannon shot to start them, and a Nathanael Greene re-enactor on horseback to spur them on, and the Newport Fire Boat to greet them as they ran through the gate, Rhode Island's Inaugural Stephen Siller 5K was off to a roaring start!

Stephen Siller was an off-duty firefighter from Brooklyn when the first plane hit the World Trade Towers on 9/11. Because the Battery Tunnel was blocked solid, Stephen put on his 60 pounds of gear and ran the three miles to the Twin towers where he perished when the towers fell.

Brian Doyle, Rhode Island District Sales Manager for General Motors, organized and hosted the event for over 600 runners, walkers, onlookers, and volunteers at Historic Fort Adams last Saturday. Mr Doyle explained, “Siller's family established a foundation to provide comfort for the widows and children of first responders. After paying off the mortgages for those families, the foundation turned to building homes for catastrophically injured military service members.” The homes are customized for amputees who lost limbs to IED's and other battlefield trauma. These homes include specialized features that run off i-pads to allow the heroes to lead as independent a life as possible. More information is found at Tunnel2Towers.org.

Newport Fire Fighter Eddie Valen led a large contingent of his comrades, many running in full turnout gear, as a tribute to the courage and commitment of Stephen Siller and the First Responders who went fearlessly into the most catastrophic event for America since World War II. “Eddie” as he is known throughout the town, is an accomplished runner who has inspired hundreds of new and experienced joggers to join him on Thursday evenings as they meet at Fastnet Pub to run the

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streets around the Colony House. This time, he inspired them to turn out for a cause that continues to provide financial relief for First Responders and military veterans who are killed or catastophically injured in the line of duty.

There was abundant community support for the 450 runners on Saturday. GMC dealers adopted the Siller Foundation as their charity of choice for service to their neighborhoods. Cars and trucks from Masse, Tasca, Cerrone, Alden, and Hurd dealerships lined the infield. GM Regional Director Regis Buckley assisted Scott Wellington, President of Buick/GMC's Southern New England Dealer Body, to present the Foundation with $30,000 raised from the local dealers.

Audrain Motors Concours also adopted the Siller Foundation as one of the five local charities it supported with donations generated from their recent Concours d'Elegance. Executive Director of Audrain's Motor Week, Rick Schad added color to the infield with two exotic cars from the Audrain collection. He will announce a significant contribution to all five charities at an Audrain event in the near future.

Not to be intimidated by the Audrain vehicles and the strong GM presence, Col Todd Oneto, the Senior Marine Corps Representative at the Naval War College, parked his 1969 Mercury Cougar alongside the sleek, high-end European sports cars. Col Oneto also brought a contingent of Marines to guide participants around the many checkpoints and turns in the 3.1 mile course.

General Motors executive Jeffrey Wormald joined the Marines to line the route with placards bearing the names and photographs of each of the 343 First Responders who were killed on September 11, 2001.

Mr. Doyle, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, called the runners to the starting line with a warm greeting and rousing encouragement. Middletown resident Eugene McCabe, whose brother Michael was at his desk in the Twin Towers when he perished in the attack, read a thought provoking “Prayer for First Responders” that was written by Cape Cod artist and poet Karen Rinaldo. Ms. Rinaldo followed with a reading of her companion piece “Ode to Stephen Siller.”

Then it was time for Donna Beebe, the well known community booster and Middletown 7-Eleven owner, to sing the National Anthem in her stirring a capella rendition that she has been asked to perform at many Aquidneck Island events. Michael Pine, dressed in his Revoutionary War uniform, fired the historic cannon that sent the runners off.

Ft Adams Trust Program Director Jen Chapin designed a 5K course that showcased the beauty of the property and Narragansett Bay. The fire boat gushing water high in the air was a surprise to all and a rarely seen display of the fire fighters' versatility.

Many local merchants contributed to the amenities that served the runners and volunteers. Nathanael Greene Homestead in Coventry sent Navy Commander Dan Loda dressed as the namesake on his horse Huckleberry to add to the colonial flair of the setting. Liberty Donuts, 7-Eleven stores, Oceancliff Timeshare Resort, Run Newport, and Newport Health Works, and the Fort Adams Trust added their own special hospitality.

Mr. Doyle brought the day to a close with an awards ceremony for several age group categories. He thanked the many participants and GM colleagues who made the day a success. Mr Doyle explained that Rhode Island is now in the record books for the Siller Foundation goal to run a 5K in each of the 50 states. The main event in New York City draws over 40,000 runners to honor First Responders everywhere.

As runners and guests left the fort, they were handed a commemorative certificate by volunteers that Allison Wilke had recruited to help with the event. The image of the fort and Newport/Pell Bridge was created and donated by Ms Rinaldo.

As noontime approached, Mr. Doyle promised to return next year to continue an event that is run in 73 communities across America. “It was an honor and pleasure to spearhead today's run,” he said.

“The enthusiasm and focus that so many people in the community brought to the day was truly something special. I have a lot of Thank You notes to write!”

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Accurate Autocenter, Inc. Angell's Collision Service Apollo Collision Center, LLC Aspen Auto Body, Inc.

AUTO BODY

CONCEPTS 44 Terry Ln, Chepachet, RI (401) 568-7700

AutoBodyConcepts.com Beam Truck & Body, Inc. Bernier's Auto Body Blackstone Auto Sales & Body, Inc. Borges Collision Center, Inc. Branch Enterprises Inc. Bucci's Auto Body & Sales, Inc. Burrillville Motor Sales, Inc. Bu Cabral's Auto Body & Sales Carr's Garage, Inc. Competitive Collision Cote's Auto Body, Inc. Cousin's Collision Center

CUMBERLAND

COLLISION 420 Mendon Rd, Cumberland RI

(401)333-5855 D. Millers Auto Body CumberlandCollision.com Diversified Auto Collision Repair, Inc. Ducharme's Auto Body F1Auto Body Gene's Auto Body George's Auto Sales & Repair, Inc. Home Towne Auto Body & Sales Jorge's Auto Collision K.B. Motors Inc.

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Lemyre's Collision Center M & J Automotive, Inc. Michaud Auto Body, Inc. Miller's Truck Sales & Repair, Inc. North Smithfield Auto Body, Inc. Plante's Auto Body, Inc. Precision Auto Paint & Collision, Inc..

Round's Collision Center, Inc Supreme Auto, Inc. Tasca Automotive Group North Topline Motors, Inc. Truck Solutions Valley Motors Inc.

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COLLISION 626 Main St, Pawtucket RI (401) 721-5711

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382 Collision Center LLC 44 Auto Concepts, Inc. A & E Auto A+ Collision Center Affordable Auto Sales Inc Alcon Auto Body Allendale Auto Body & Sales Allens Ave Transport Alpine Auto Body, Inc. American Auto Body & Collision, Inc. Anthony's Auto Body, Inc. Antone Auto Body & Sales, Inc. Archie's Auto Body, LLC. Arlington Auto Body, Inc. Art's Auto Body Shop Artie Pacheco Automotive, Inc.

Artie's Collision Center Astro Auto Sales Inc. Atlantic Bays Auto Sales & Service Atlas Auto Body Inc. Autopaint RI, Inc. AutoSport Sales & Collision Inc.

BALISE COLLISION 340 Jefferson Blvd.

Warwick, RI 401-785-8906

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Capital Car Center, Inc. Casale's Auto Body Casey & Sons Inc. Central Auto Body, Inc. Centry Auto Body Chalkstone Auto Body Inc. Champion Collision & Sales, Inc. Christy's Auto Sales, Inc. Coastal Collision & Towing, Inc. Coletta's Downtown Auto Service, Inc. Collision Kings, Inc. Comella's Auto Body, Inc.

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COLLISION 2160 Hartford Ave, Johnston, RI (401) 934-2300

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D & H Collision Center Darlington Auto Body Dean Auto Collision Center, Inc. Delta Enterprises, Inc. Dent Pros Collision, LLC Dent Pros Collision, LLC

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John’s Auto Body Jose Bizarro's Auto Body JZ Express Inc.

Empire Ford Of New Bedford, Inc. Empire Hyundai, Inc. Euro Tech Auto, Inc. Factory Collision of Swansea Faggioli Auto Body Fall River Auto Body & Sales, Inc. Felix Auto Collision Center Ferreira's Auto Body & Sales Fisher's Auto & Truck Repair, Inc. Five Star Collision Frank's Auto Body, Inc. Fred’s Collision Center Inc Gaumond Auto Body Glassman Automotive Greenwood Emergency Vehicles Grota's Auto Service, Inc. Harry's Autobody, Inc. Hart Auto Body Hathaway Collision Center Hollister Auto, Inc. Howard’s Auto Body J Auto Body Shop J.C. Auto Sales & Repairs, Inc. J.R.'S Auto Body Jack's Auto Body, Inc. Jad Inova, Inc. Jaime's Auto Body, Inc. Jennings Garage Jim’s Auto Body Joe's Collision Center John Soares Village Garage, Inc. John's Automobiles Unlimited

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Karen's Collision Specialists Know-How Trailer Repair, Inc. Lech Garage & Auto Body Shop, Inc. Lima's Garage & Auto Body, Inc. Lou’s Auto Body and Sales Luzo Auto Body, Inc. Maaco Of New Bedford Manny's Auto Body Mansfield Body Shop Mass Collision Services Inc Mastria Nissan Mathieu Auto Sales, Inc. Mattie Imports, Inc. Medeiros Auto Body & Sales, Inc. Medeiros Collision & Sales Mega Truck Repair, Inc. Midway Collision Center, Inc. Midway Service Center, Inc. Mike's Auto Body Modern Auto Body, Inc. Moniz Auto Body New England Collision, Inc. Norm's Auto Body & Sales Nu-Way Auto Sales Nu

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