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The State House's Independent Man is Back
The 800-plus-pound statue was recently grounded after the discovery of a crack in his pedestal late last year.
Catch a Glimpse Into Newport's Past at the "Gilded Age Newport in Color" Exhibit
The new exhibit opening at Rosecliff shares the history of Newport's African heritage families in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Meet the Man Behind the Fireboat Fighter Museum
Charlie Ritchie has devoted his life to his boat for the past fourteen years.
Stages of Freedom Offering Reward for Stolen Gravestone Plaque
A bronze plaque was stolen from the gravestone of Edward Mitchell Bannister, a nineteenth-century artist and one of the founders of the Providence Art Club.
Local Filmmaker Wants Your Best Benny's Stories for New Documentary
The film is slated for a late 2024 release, seven years after the beloved local chain's final location closed in 2017.
Cumberland History Teacher's New Book Pays Tribute to the PawSox
Andy Tuetken's book preserves the iconic player murals from McCoy Stadium that will be auctioned off at a Cranston auction house in March.
A Closer Look at the Mysterious Newport Tower
Who built it and how? One local may have the answers.
Peace on Earth
Reporter Ellen Liberman examines the rise of antisemitism in Rhode Island, which preceded the current political climate.
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