The Rhode Island State House is full of treasures. Meet the person who knows the stories.
Erin Stevenson leads tours at the Rhode Island State House, sharing its history and showcasing artifacts like the original Royal Charter. The tours, offered twice daily, guide visitors through significant areas like the rotunda and the dome, the fourth largest self-supported marble dome in the world.
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Some fear the Pell Grant, the popular college aid program created by a Rhode Island senator, could be in jeopardy amid ...
Patrick Conley, Rhode Island's first and to this point only historian laureate, did not seek to be reappointed when his term ...
Robert Ri'chard revealed that he has never watched any of the TV shows and movies he was in back in the day during an ...
Joann is now set to shutter all its stores around the country, including one location in Rhode Island. The fabric and craft ...
He's served aboard submarines and aircraft carriers. Now this child psychologist is making big waves for the Navy in Italy.
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Bruce M. Selya, a celebrated judge and the first person of Jewish faith to ascend the federal bench in Rhode Island, has died ...
An "incomparable" trophy estate in the Rhode Island enclave of North Kingstown has come on the market for $17 million. It ...
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