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Will Taylor Swift celebrate the 4th of July in Rhode Island this year? There's a chance
As Rhode Islanders get ready for Fourth of July weekend, the same questions are on everyone's mind – where and when to catch a fireworks show, how to attend the Bristol parade and whether or not Rhode Island's favorite celebrity homeowner Taylor Swift will once again be celebrating the holiday in Watch Hill.
The Fourth of July is almost here. Here's where to see fireworks in Rhode Island
Details: For the best view of the fireworks, find a westward facing spot along Newport Harbor. Popular viewing spots include Perrotti Park, King Park, Queen Anne Square and Fort Adams State Park, where the celebration will include lawn games, a bouncy house and live music.
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According to Rhode Island General Law 11-13-1, the only fireworks legal for public use are ground or hand-held sparkling devices, commonly known as sparklers.Other devices that fit this category ...
According to Rhode Island General Law 11-13-1, the only fireworks legal for public use are ground or hand-held sparkling devices, commonly known as sparklers.Other devices that fit this category ...
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Trees were down across roads and into houses or cars in Scituate, West Greenwich, Bristol, Cranston and elsewhere.
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