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Happy Monday, February 10th! Here’s What’s Hap Happy Monday, February 10th! Here’s What’s Happening in Newport today. @newport.mansions @radiantesthetics401 @thequenchernewport @groovemerchantsnewport @ticketsnewport @rejectsbeerco @tavernonbroadway @tinyhandsofnewport @wharfsouthernkitchen #NewportBuzz #NewportRI #rhodeisland #scenesofnewengland #newengland
With the Super Bowl here and Valentine’s Day com With the Super Bowl here and Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s a great time to remember: You can’t make everyone happy; you’re not pizza. 🍕 If you love a great pie more than the Eagles, the Chiefs, or most people, good news—our island & its neighbors have something for every palate, just in time for National Pizza Day. Feeling Greek? @nikolaspizza has been a late-night legend since 1980, serving up Greek-style pies in three crust styles (razor-thin, regular, and Chicago thick). Their sauce leans less sweet, their dough is crisp yet light, and if you haven’t devoured one at 2 a.m., can you really say you know Newport? The new kid on the block? @thequenchernewport is already known for killer burgers and pasta, but their 14” pies deserve a moment. A mix between Neapolitan & bar-style, they’re sturdy enough to handle bold toppings, while their deep-dish “Grandma Squares”—made with olive oil-rich focaccia—get perfectly crispy in a 700-degree brick oven. National Pizza Day deals: Half-price dine-in pies from 5 p.m. to close, or buy two, get one free for takeout. Craving an award-winning pie? Just a 15-minute drive from Newport to Wakefield, @pasqualespizzerianapoletana is ranked #14 in America and certified by the Associazione Vera Pizza Napoletana, meaning their Neapolitan pizza is the real deal. Expect charred bubbles, naturally sweet San Marzano sauce, and gooey fresh mozzarella. @motherpizzeria has already been named one of the best pizzerias in the U.S. (50 Top Pizza USA 2024), and for good reason. They use naturally fermented, locally milled stone-ground flour for a crust that’s light, crispy & packed with flavor. You can go for their 12” personal Neapolitan pies or grab a thicker pan-style slice from the slice shop. Bonus: Their toppings are creative, seasonal, and always on point. More must-tries: 🍕 @imbriglios_napoletana – Lightly charred crust, salty-tangy sauce, juicy & worthy of a knife and fork. 🍕 @pastabeach and @surfclubnewport – Classic Neapolitan-style done right. Super Bowl + pizza? No-brainer. But a pizza tasting, candles, and a bottle of bubbles? That might just be the V-Day move. ❤️ Full story at link in bio! #NewportRI #newportbuzz
The Newport School Committee will review the poten The Newport School Committee will review the potential repeal of its DEI policy at its meeting on Tue, Feb. 11. The policy mandates that the district allocate resources for curriculum, professional development, and hiring practices to better reflect the diversity of the student body. It was originally named the “antiracism and equity policy,” but is known by many as the Newport School Committee’s manifesto on race. The policy was approved in Nov 2024. However, Committee Chair James Dring said the policy was never reviewed by the Newport School’s attorney. “It was passed with the understanding that it can be reviewed after it is approved and if legal has any issues with it, then we can bring the policy back and rescind and send it back to the policy subcommittee to rework,” said Dring in an email. “Our attorney found major legal issues and recommended that we rescind and send it back to the policy subcommittee for modifications.” In a memo to Dring, school attorney William Conley outlined several concerns regarding the policy. It was recommended that Policy 1050 be divided into individual policies to ensure “this one policy does not violate state law, contradict related policies, and conforms with the existing collective bargaining agreements and current school budget.” “Policy 1050 fails to take into consideration the collateral statutory, policy, contractual and budgetary implications of such requirements and mandates,” wrote Conley. One of the concerns raised is the potential risk of losing federal funding. “Despite Policy 1050 appearing to be ‘facially race-neutral,’ the required allocation of resources to certain subgroups, most of which appear to be race based, effectively treats all students of any given subgroup differently from student subgroups,” wrote Conley. However, as news of the agenda item spreads, some are taking to social media to question its timing. “People may be plugged in to what’s going on nationally but unaware of what’s going on in our backyard! They are attacking our children’s very existence. We are up against “loyalist” rhetoric…” wrote former city councilor Angela McCalla Lima on Facebook. #newportri #newportbuzz #DEI
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