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Belmont Chapel Restoration to receive National Award from Victorian Society in America

Professor Emeritus Richard Guy Wilson, noted archi­tectural historian who is serving in his last year as director of the Victorian So­ciety in America, visited the Belmont Chapel on May 31. Dr. Wilson’s specialty is scholarship involving the architecture, design, and art of the 18th to the 21st centuries in America and abroad. His research, publications, […]

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Sam Waterston to revisit ‘The Great Gatsby’ in Newport lecture

Emmy-winning actor Sam Waterston is bringing Nick Carraway back to life in a special event celebrating the 100th anniversary of “The Great Gatsby” at Newport’s historic Rosecliff mansion. The Preservation Society of Newport County is hosting “The Great Gatsby Revisited: An Evening with Sam Waterston” on July 9, 2025. Waterston will sit down with NBC […]

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Charles L. Roberts: We don’t always know if something is fragile, until it’s broken

“Freedom is very far from being the natural state of mankind; on the contrary, it is an extraordinarily unusual situation.” – Milton Friedman on Freedom. Reflecting on the Fragility of Freedom It’s curious to me that Milton Friedman – a lauded American economist, statistician, and 1976 Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences, is nearly as […]

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On the Market: A look at 59 Open Houses in Newport County this weekend (May 31 – June 1) 

We are now in the heart of the Spring real estate season, and this weekend offers a prime opportunity for buyers to explore the incredible variety of properties currently available across Newport County. Last weekend was a bit “hit or miss” with Open House attendance, as is typically the case with holiday weekends. But I […]

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On This Day In Newport History – May 30, 1880: League of American Wheelmen, the first national bicycle society, formed in Newport

The League of American Bicyclists was founded as the League of American Wheelmen on May 30, 1880 in Newport, Rhode Island. Bicyclists, known then as “wheelmen,” were challenged by rutted roads of gravel and dirt and faced antagonism from horsemen, wagon drivers, and pedestrians, according to The League of American Bicyclists. “In an effort to […]

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SNACKTIME serves up brassy joy at Boston Calling 2025

Philadelphia’s own SNACKTIME brought the sunshine—literally and figuratively—during their high-octane opening set on Day 3 of Boston Calling 2025. As the first band to hit the massive rotating main stage Sunday morning, the brass-fueled collective shook off any lingering festival fatigue with a jolt of funk, soul, and swagger that had the crowd dancing from the first […]

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Yagi Noodles to host intimate ‘Izakaya and Nihonshu’ sake dinner with expert guide

Sake lovers are in for a treat as Yagi Noodles prepares to host a special “Izakaya and Nihonshu” dinner on June 3. This intimate gathering, limited to 26 guests, will feature six premium sake selections paired with izakaya-style dishes. Dila Lee from Kome Collective will be on hand to share insights into each sake’s background, […]

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Luxury Meets Seaside Chic: Fashion Pop-Up coming to The Chanler at Cliff Walk in June

The Chanler at Cliff Walk is gearing up for a Mediterranean-inspired fashion pop-up on June 27 and 28. The event will showcase curated women’s wear from independent designers. Teaming up with luxury women’s boutique Nocca, the hotel is transforming its Cliff Lawn into a seaside shopping haven. Both guests and locals can browse a collection […]

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