Jamie Coelho

Behind the Story:

@jamiecoelho.bsky.social joins @kimkalunian.bsky.social + me to discuss her new book "Rhode Island Food Crawls."

Shoutouts: @gailciampa.bsky.social @sarahguernelli.bsky.social @newbedfordlight.bsky.social @thestoryshorey.bsky.social

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Rhode Island Food Crawls Sip and Taste Your Way Through Rhode IslandRhode Island Food Crawls is an exciting culinary tour through the Ocean State. Discover hidden gems with the fresh...

Purchase my book here! www.globepequot.com/978149308662...

Thank you @elisherman.bsky.social and @kimkalunian.bsky.social for featuring my first book Rhode Island Food Crawls on "Behind the Story" on @wpri12.bsky.social. We also talk about the July issue of @rimonthly.bsky.social highlighting Rocky Point memories and my Insta accnt @prettypowderroomselfies.

Destination Eat Drink - Rhode Island with Jamie Coelho from Rhode Island Monthly magazine Jamie Coelho is the Editor in Chief at Rhode Island Monthly magazine, an institution in the Ocean State.

On Destination Eat Drink, Jamie Coelho from Rhode Island Monthly dishes on local favorites like pizza strips, coffee milk, cabinets, and Rhode Island-style calamari—plus why you never put ketchup on a hot wiener!

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Rhode Island is Ready for Providence's Track 15 Food Hall - Rhode Island Monthly Update: Track 15 will officially open on Tuesday, March 18.  “Beyond the bridge were narrow cobbled streets with rails; and then came the ascent, at

Now officially open! Rhode Island is Ready for Providence’s Track 15 Food Hall: Find out the seven merchant partners of the food hall and everything you ever wanted to know about the history of Union Station. www.rimonthly.com/sneak-peek-a...

Wishing for the Way Things Used to Be - Rhode Island Monthly I am sad. I’m in a funk. I just can’t shake it. It started with the political firestorm with the new president that was selected by the American people,

Wishing for the Way Things Used to Be:
Who are we without the Old Canteen and Olneyville New York System?

www.rimonthly.com/the-way-thin...

Thanks for sharing Al!

Get Out of Town: The Heart of Massachusetts is Full of Kids Activities Just a Drive Away - Rhode Island Monthly From exploring Old Sturbridge Village and the EcoTarium to skiing and snowboarding at Wachusett Mountain, families can plan day trips or an overnight adventure in the "Heart of Massachusetts" to escap...

You have to appreciate the way @rimonthly.bsky.social editor @jamiecoelho.bsky.social doesn't shy away from the heavy content of the American Heritage Museum - in her family trip or her account thereof here: www.rimonthly.com/heart-of-mas...

Thank you!

Dan would it be okay with you that we print your comment and share about @phileil.bsky.social's article in our upcoming issue's Chatter/Letters page?

Rhode Island teen skater on plane that collided with military helicopter A Rhode Island teen was on the jet that collided with an Army helicopter while landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Wednesday night.

Rhode Island teenager Spencer Lane, an up-and-coming figure skater, was on the passenger plane that collided with the Black Hawk helicopter in D.C.

He was traveling back from an event with his mother, Christine.

Heartbreaking day www.wpri.com/news/local-n...

My kid's Fortnite addiction and loud yelling in the house are driving me to the brink of insanity.

Nothing like taking a break from the digital world and social media overload by curling up with a magazine or good book! As I type this on social media....haha

The Local News Revolution in Rhode Island - Rhode Island Monthly Bill Bartholomew lives in a former industrial building on the south side of Providence.  His apartment has high ceilings, a wide-open floor plan and wires

In Rhode Island, as elsewhere, the local news crisis is being solved one community at a time. @phileil.bsky.social reports for Rhode Island Monthly (I'm quoted):

Great look at the person behind the politics.

Is Helena Foulkes the Next CEO of Rhode Island? - Rhode Island Monthly It was nearly a year after Helena Foulkes announced she was running as a Democrat for governor when the August 2022 public poll came out. She’d spent The 2026 Democratic primary is still a year and a ...

In case you missed the hard copy, here's a link to my @rimonthly.bsky.social profile of @helenabfoulkes.bsky.social.

The former CVS exec has all but announced another challenge to Gov. Dan McKee in 2026.

w/insight from a host of Rhode Island politicos www.rimonthly.com/helena-foulk...

Catching up on my reading. Thank you so much for the shout out for @rimonthly.bsky.social and the terrific reporting by @elisherman.bsky.social and @phileil.bsky.social.

Thanks for the shoutout, Ted!

This. This is what overthrew the elite enslavers in the 1859s and the robber barons in the 1890s. We need these new papers everywhere.

Support independent journalism! Support local news formats! Our oligarch owned MSM will continue to pump out Republican propaganda. These new, independent sources are critical for truthful public information.

“Independent journalists are forging new paths to storytelling.”

Thinking @tamsin.reimaginedgirl.com might want eyes on this. Citizen journalism springing up.

Very cool.

Great piece on the recent growth of local, independent journalism, in some new approaches & formats.

Love this for RI. I was briefly at a weekly paper there, and my father was a reporter at the ProJo/Evening Bulletin for years. Glad to see local news picking up steam.

Local journalists - sharing this so I don't forgot and check them out.

Proud to be a Rhode Islander!

Independent news is the answer 📰🗞️

It's great to see RI on the front page(s) for something amazing. Thank you to all the dedicated people who make these publications happen. Y'all are fantastic. ❤️❤️❤️

Appreciate this story. Would love to learn more about how local independent news can be replicated in rural communities. Any bright spots?