Quaint No More: Newport, Rhode Island on the Brink of Transformation as Developers Circle, Threatening the End of an Era!

Having recently discovered the enchantment of Newport, Rhode Island, the town's small-town charm and coastal beauty instantly captivated my heart. The waves crashing against the shore, the scent of salty air—it felt like a nostalgic embrace of home, evoking images of warm socks, a crackling fireplace, and cherished family moments around the hearth.

During this visit, my daughter and I were fortunate to explore hidden gems, indulging in a bit of shopping by the waterfront. However, the charm was disrupted when I overheard two locals in a shop discussing unsettling news. It seems that developers have set their sights on a coveted spot in Newport, right next to the iconic Brick Alley Pub & Restaurant. The prospect of altering the cobblestone streets for a parking garage or some other intrusive structure is disheartening.

At present, a beautiful historical building, adorned with Christmas decor and high ceilings, stands at the risk of being replaced. My concern deepened, and I felt compelled to encourage local action to preserve the unique beauty of Newport, Rhode Island.

To those who call Newport home or cherish its surroundings, I urge you to take immediate action. Time is of the essence:

Reach out to each City Council member, expressing your opposition to the proposed development.

Mobilize your family, friends, and neighbors to attend the upcoming city council meeting. Let your collective voices be heard.

The urgency is real, but so is the potential to safeguard the invaluable charm of Newport. Your local action can make a difference in preserving the character and beauty of this beloved town.

https://www.cityofnewport.com/en-us/living-in-newport/civic-life/city-council

In Liberty,

Lynz
Newport Harbour Rhode Island by Michael Denning is licensed under Unsplash unsplash.com

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