The Rhode Island House of Representatives on Education Reform , by Carroll Andrew Morse
Rhode Island House
7:30 PM, 10/ 4/10
We Don't Need Intellectual Chaperones, by Justin Katz
Mainstream Media
9:42 AM, 10/ 4/10
The Humor of Ideological Murder, by Justin Katz
Environment
6:02 AM, 10/ 4/10
Only One Side Counts, by Justin Katz
Blue v. Red
6:16 PM, 10/ 3/10
The Allocation of "Hate Crimes" Dismisses Empathy, by Justin Katz
Culture
1:13 PM, 10/ 3/10
Rating of John Loughlin on Social Security: PolitiFact's Truth-O-Meter Earns Itself a "Pants on Fire" , by Monique Chartier
Mainstream Media
9:29 AM, 10/ 3/10
The Standard Weighting in RI, by Justin Katz
RI Congress '10
1:48 PM, 10/ 2/10
Man Bites Dog: Mayor Fountaine Files an Olourac Action Against the School Department, by Monique Chartier
Woonsocket
11:45 AM, 10/ 2/10
Amy Rice, on the Attack, by Justin Katz
Rhode Island Politics
9:44 AM, 10/ 2/10
Re: Learning Well the Ways of the World at URI, by Justin Katz
On the Campus
7:51 AM, 10/ 2/10
October 31, 2007
Creatures of a Rhode Island Halloween: The Sakonnet Sea Monster
Trick-or-treaters of the East Bay should be forewarned about getting too near the shore, lest they come face-to-face with the Sakonnet Sea Monster. The August 1, 2002 edition of the Fall River Herald News describes a recent encounter…
A fun-filled day of swimming and fishing for one local group of friends and family turned into a nightmare that most only witness in the movies.Fall River residents Dennis Vasconcellos, Rachel Carney, Joey Mailloux, Tracy Roberts, a young child and another woman were at Teddy's Beach in the Island Park section of Portsmouth Tuesday afternoon when things got a little scary.
Half the group was fishing, while the other half were either swimming or playing in the sand. But what seemed to be the perfect summer afternoon got turned upside down the moment Vasconcellos heard his fiancé, Carney, scream.
Carney was screaming for help, yelling that something was after her. An unknown ominous sea creature seemed to be toying with Carney, who was swimming beyond the "Danger" sign posted at the quiet beach.
The sea creature -- described as being about 15-feet long, with four-inch teeth, greenish-black skin and a white belly -- was swimming around Carney and popping its head out of the water to expose its teeth and hiss in a manner that could not soon be forgotten, Carney said.
"I was deep out in the water and kept hearing this hissing sound. Then I saw its head come up showing me its big teeth," Carney said. "It kept rolling while it was swimming and knocking into my feet. I just froze."
In the meantime, Vasconcellos said he swam out to her aide and just grabbed her from the backside and told her "don't look back"…



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