'Black Regiment' honored for Revolutionary War service
Under the direction of Sen. Linda Ujifusa, the Rhode Island State Senate designated Feb. 15, 2024, to honor the contributions of Black soldiers in the Revolutionary War.
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Opinion/Guest View: Newport Middle Passage Project will tell full story of Liberty Square
"Our goal is to leave a more meaningful and inspiring Newport for the generations that follow us."
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The development of young America | Sampson Independent
The arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 started the European colonization of the Americas. He was a devout Roman Catholic who felt that his name Christopher…
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In Portsmouth: 'We are standing on hallowed ground' | EastBayRI.com - News, Opinion, Things to Do in the East Bay
PORTSMOUTH — No, the folks who turned out to the 56th “Black Regiment” Monument Commemoration Ceremony on Sunday weren’t seeing double.
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Salute to Summer, Black Regiment ceremony among top weekend events in Newport County
Before your calendar fills up, check out these events and start making plans.
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Words of poet, abolitionist put to music at Yellow Barn
An unexpected friendship between poet Emily Dickinson and minister, abolitionist and soldier Thomas Wentworth Higginson will be celebrated through music on tonight at Yellow Barn.
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Words of Poet, Abolitionist Put to Music at Yellow Barn
An unexpected friendship between poet Emily Dickinson and minister, abolitionist and soldier Thomas Wentworth Higginson will be celebrated in music Tuesday at Yellow Barn
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A Vegas Spinoff of NY's Stanton Social Opens With Steak and Caviar Tots
Chef Chris Santos ushers the butter board trend into Las Vegas with his NYC steakhouse spin-off
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Local History: Brattleboro's abolitionist visitor hated slavery, promoted women's rights
BRATTLEBORO — On Feb. 6, 1870 Thomas Wentworth Higginson spoke in Boston about the “Sympathy of Religions.” In the address, he shared how religions from around the world have similar
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