From Rhode Island Monthly
With its creative menu and stunning ocean views, Cara is a worthy successor to the Chanler's Spiced Pear.
Karen Deutsch
This nineteenth century Gothic Revival cottage exudes Victorian charm without an ounce of pretension.
Jennifer Steffy Swanson
How does your school stack up?
the Editors
The program has been using soccer and study to help kids get into their dream high schools for more than fifteen years.
Grace Kelly
Military veterans can acquire the tools for making it in the civilian world.
Andy Smith
The executive director of Rhode Island Latino Arts promotes Latino artists all year long.
Grace Kelly
As school fees for field trips and other exotic activities climb, who should pay?
Ellen Liberman
College Hill is home to eleven museums housing artifacts from the Ocean State's peculiar history.
Ged Carbone
Get students set for the school year with trendy new gear.
Karli Hendrickson
We may never know how it got its name, but this beautiful spot is an intriguing shopper's bazaar.
Kaitlyn Murray
Rhode Island Monthly, in partnership with the Rhode Island State Nurses Association, sings the praises of this year's thirteen honorees.
Kaitlyn Murray
RIM's publisher, John Palumbo, discusses that summer really isn't over even though students are heading back to school.
John Palumbo
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