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Ocean State Media is partnering with 11 Rhode Island libraries on The Books That Grew Us, a new program that helps readers explore how books, media and storytelling shape their lives
At Ashawaug Farm in Hopkinton, Narragansett growers are preserving heritage crops while navigating cuts to federal programs that helped small and tribal producers
A fiscal watchdog group recommends tightening oversight of education spending as the state continues to struggle with improving educational outcomes
A new nonprofit owner has raised nearly half of its initial renovation budget and says more than 100 prospective tenants have expressed interest
The pop star, who owns a home in Westerly, made the surprise donation on Thursday
A date with defending champion Argentina doesn’t scare the region’s sizable Cabo Verdean population, whose soccer team has already made history
Under President Trump, some members of the southeastern Massachusetts Portuguese community have conflicting views on the economy, politics and the state of the “American Dream”
While the gap has narrowed somewhat since an April poll, the incumbent governor still appears to be behind
Organizers say Bristol’s Independence Day celebration is America’s oldest, a tradition nearly as old as the nation itself
Get in touch with historic documents, see a free performance from Ballet RI and experience an evening of Cape Verdean song