It’s Rhode Island, so it’s not surprising if you’re meeting someone for a first time that within a few moments of conversation you discover you have mutual acquaintances or even a …
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It’s Rhode Island, so it’s not surprising if you’re meeting someone for a first time that within a few moments of conversation you discover you have mutual acquaintances or even a distant relative. Second Congressional District Democratic candidate Joy Fox, a Warwick resident running for the seat of her former boss, James Langevin who is not seeking reelection, could have spent the day meeting people at the Pilgrim Senior Center on Friday. In true Rhode fashion her self-introductions evolved in talking about friends they both knew. Here she shares a story with Marge Pynne. (Warwick Beacon photo)
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