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By PROVIDENCE PHOENIX STAFF | October 23, 2008

Long gone
30 THINGS THAT WE MISS

- Almacs
- Mark’s Deli
- Newport Jai Alai
- Hope’s
- New Japan
- Rocket/Club Babyhead
- Ann+ Hope
- The Evening Bulletin
- Apex
- Midland Records
- The New Yorker
- Rocky Point Park
- Barry’s Barry’s Barry’s
- Silver Top Diner
- Fanny the Elephant
- Leo’s
- The Outlet
- Custom House Tavern
- Tony Lioce
- Safari Lounge
- Circular Gulf station
- Castle, Garden City, Meadowbrook and Park cinemas
- Narragansett Brewery
- J.G. Goff’s
- Silver Top Diner
- Luke’s Record Exchange
- The Rusty Scupper
- Harpo’s
- The Big Bubble
- Warwick Musical Theatre

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