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LEADING LADIES 2024

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LEADING LADIES 2024
Fresh ideas and late-night bites draw new crowds to Wickenden Street’s whiskey bar
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A warming use of late-summer harvests beckons fall feels
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Caramelized, chopped, or cidered – 10 places serving up apples
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The ocean-forward spot reflects on a decade of brewing delicious drinks and positive energy
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Deborah Goodrich Royce shares six novels by women authors
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Under label The Golden Trout, Olga Bravo and Becky Wagner make unique market bags from recycled materials
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Buying local InDowncity is where it’s at for cool supplies and more
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An East Side couple turns to SouleWork to make sense of their circa-1900s kitchen
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Meet the director dedicated to empowering the next generation of artists
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A bigger space means more brews, pub snacks, and events on Sims Avenue
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Founders Johnnie Chace and Lisa Limer share the journey of their brand’s unique style
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Charlestown’s observatory gives stargazers a sense of place in our vast galaxy
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Portsmouth-based Amy Bartlett Wright paints, rolls, and delivers expansive backdrops
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The new bar promises to be a summer hotspot for locals and out-of-towners alike
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Ahead of the Paris games this month, three former Rhody Olympians recall highlights
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Strawberry and peach are the new chocolate and vanilla at these frozen dessert destinations
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Pawtucket’s Working Man Distillers All Started with a Love Story

From whiskey-sipping meet-cute to organic distillery, a couple serves up spirits and camaraderie

Newport hosts The Great Elephant Migration: July & August 2024

100 life-sized elephant statues grace the cityscape in a call to action

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Bob and Anne Rothenberg Dedicate Two Decades to Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England

Bob and Anne Rothenberg have dedicated over 20 years to Ronald McDonald House Charities New England (RMHCNE), evolving a holiday volunteer effort into a lifelong commitment. RMHCNE provides a home …

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