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Rhode Island bookseller lifts her community up one book at a time

Lisa Valentino, owner and founder of Rhode Island's Ink Fish Books, joins us for Boston.com's February Book Club.

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Rhode Island bookseller lifts her community up one book at a time

Lisa Valentino, owner and founder of Ink Fish Books, joins us for Boston.com's February Book Club.

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Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: Nov 10-17

This week, a massive iron pour, Newport’s “ThamesGiving,” jewelry making, a brewery party, and more.

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Progressive Charlestown: Leader in indigenous history education talks about the past and future

Progressive Charlestown: Leader in indigenous history education talks about the past and future
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Threads Through Time: Copper

Copper is a highly regarded ductile metal, with a reddish hue, used by Indigenous people including Cherokees. Historically, copper was used for tools and weaponry. Today, it is seen on

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