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The tiny village nicknamed "Little Rest" has seen a lot of history, with visitors ranging from founding fathers to an opera diva.

Karen Griffin, who parlayed her grandmas rugelach recipe into her Pawtucket bakery Just Like Nanas, will soon sell new goodies from her food truck.

The 1713 farmstead was not the site of any major historical events. But many of those whove owned it through the years played a role in RI history.

The nations oldest synagogue, which received a promise of religious freedom from George Washington, is back to telling its story to tour visitors.

Creativity and diversity have always gone hand in hand at the 142-year-old Providence Art Club, whose founders included Black and female artists.

Westerlys River Bend Cemetery pays tribute not only to the dead, but to the artisans who once sculpted works of art from the towns renowned stone.

The nations oldest synagogue, which received a promise of religious freedom from George Washington, is back to telling its story to tour visitors.

The nations oldest synagogue, which received a promise of religious freedom from George Washington, is back to telling its story to tour visitors.

Westerlys River Bend Cemetery pays tribute not only to the dead, but to the artisans who once sculpted works of art from the towns renowned stone.

With no auditions, no cuts, and no requirements of any kind, the Everybody Chorus is a refuge from the noise and stress of its members busy lives.