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Leonard FourHawks’s insightful tales

By JOHNETTE RODRIGUEZ | June 12, 2007

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[ 02/18 ] 20th Annual Cajun & Zydeco Mardi Gras Ball @ Rhodes-On-the-Pawtuxet

[ 02/18 ] A screening of Andy Warhol's Sleep @ RK Projects + Magic Lantern Cinema

ARTICLES BY JOHNETTE RODRIGUEZ

REVIEW: MILL'S TAVERN | February 08, 2012
When a restaurant has survived eight-plus years on the Providence scene, you know it must be doing something (or several things) right.

REVIEW: VINE YARD EAST | January 17, 2012
The spelling of this six-month-old restaurant's name indicates one of its primary draws: an emphasis on wine.

LYN FORD WILL TELL HER STORIES AT FUNDA FEST 14 | January 11, 2012
I have always considered the art of storytelling one of the purest forms of theater: it runs the gamut of emotions, presents a wealth of diverse characters, and can almost literally hold you spellbound.

REVIEW: BELLA | December 27, 2011
All jokes about Foster/Glocester weather reports aside, the village of Glendale is also very much off-the-beaten-track of the Greater Providence metro area.

REVIEW: ENGLISH MUFFIN | December 13, 2011
If the five plastic-resin benches lining the sidewalk to English Muffin's entrance don't trigger an image, then the banquettes lining the lobby just might.