Posts Tagged ‘4th of July’
America at 250: “The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America”
America at 250: “The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America”
Read MoreRI Fourth of July fireworks and events: check before you go
RI Fourth of July fireworks and events: check before you go
Read MoreIt is what it is: Commentary on July 2, 2025 with Jen Brien
by Jennifer Brien, contributing writer, commentary HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA! HEY GANG! As we kick off summer now that the kids are out of school and it’s a holiday week, I thought I’d lighten it up and have some fun! Life is so busy, and intense, and CRAZY these days with all that’s going on in…
Read MoreAsk Chef Walter: A Taste of Gratitude, with a Patriotic Twist – by Chef Walter Potenza
Top: Image Attribution via Nina Luong by: Chef Walter Potenza, contributing writer 53 years in America, lessons learned, and the urgent fight against food waste. Friends: My journey began this week, fifty-three years ago, when I arrived in the United States from Italy, wide-eyed and hopeful, carrying little more than dreams and the flavors of…
Read MoreBank of America customers get free “Museums on Us” for July 4th weekend
This Fourth of July weekend, Bank of America cardholders can explore local culture and history for free with Museums on Us®, taking place the weekend of July 5 and 6, 2025. This month, Rhode Island and SouthCoast participants include: Providence Children’s Museum – 100 South Street, Providence Beat the heat and check out Water Ways, where…
Read MoreLet Freedom Ring: 4th of July Fireworks & Celebrations in Rhode Island 2025 (UPDATES)
Find out where to watch 4th of July 2025 fireworks in Rhode Island—plus parades, beach shows, and family fun across the state.
Read MoreGriefSPEAK: Happy belated Birthday, America! – Mari Nardolillo Dias
commentary on july 4th with dr. mari nardolillo dias
Read MoreOutdoors in RI: Celebrating the birth of our great nation in 2024 – Jeff Gross
by Jeff Gross, contributing writer On this date in 1776 our forefathers signed a document codifying many of our already inalienable rights as we separated ourselves from the English tyranny. During 1791, the Bill of Rights was generated, and the First Amendment came into being. The freedom of speech was born. Facebook foibles Since Megyn Kelly…
Read MoreTo Do in RI: Fireworks and July 4th Celebrations (updated)
July 4th in Rhode Island
Read MoreThe American flag: the great unifier. And we need it now. (video) – Ray Rickman
by Nancy Thomas, publisher & Ray Rickman A spontaneous video done one day in the Stages of Freedom and African American Museum and gift shop is on its way to becoming viral – bringing in accolades from the left, the right – and the middle. And Ray Rickman says, isn’t that the whole idea? We…
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