The Old Colony History Museum in Taunton received a $50,000 grant to upgrade its grounds and improve accessibility.
Above: Members of the First Rhode Island Regiment reenactors; they will be there on Aug. 29-30. Submitted photo. Submitted ...
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Thomas Helwys, the forgotten pioneer of religious freedom for everyone
As the USA continues beyond its 250th anniversary, it is important to be reminded that the idea of freedom of religion and ...
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This Rhode Island coastal town has one of the oldest working harbors in New England
Most visitors driving through Rhode Island’s East Bay make a beeline for Newport, with its mansions and yacht races, or ...
Instead of the United States taking over Cuba, the United States should liberate Puerto Rico, by granting it either statehood or independence. Puerto Rico is territorially larger ...
Local author Margaret Cotton will host a national webinar next week on early American women, feminism and the fight for ...
With several key personnel changes on the field and a pair of new non-league opponents, here's a look at the 2026 ...
Rhode Island's government once rotated among five historic state houses. Explore their unique past and learn how to visit ...
Rhode Island's government once rotated among five historic state houses. Explore their unique past and learn how to visit ...
As America marks its 250th anniversary, we explore outsized role Rhode Island played in the Revolution. Hosts Pamela Watts and David Wright trace the Ocean State's path to independence from the ...
For Rhode Islanders, July 4, 1776, was a day like any other. As the Declaration of Independence was being signed in Philadelphia, the Colony’s roughly 58,000 inhabitants went about their daily lives.
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