Heat relief

By JOHN HOWELL

Posted 7/31/20

Living in one of the oldest Pawtuxet homes on the Cranston side of the river - it was built in 1740 - Lynn McCarthy is literally a stone's throw away from the village throb and the cool bay breezes. In the heat of Sunday afternoon, she rolled

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Heat relief

Posted Friday, July 31, 2020 2:34 pm

By JOHN HOWELL

Living in one of the oldest Pawtuxet homes on the Cranston side of the river – it was built in 1740 – Lynn McCarthy is literally a stone’s throw away from the village throb and the cool bay breezes. In the heat of Sunday afternoon, she rolled her kayak over to the boat ramp at the PAC, and in no time was out to enjoy a paddle in the cove and beyond. (Warwick Beacon photos)