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House Envy Is Alive and Well in Newport, R.I.
Thanks to the Preservation Society's efforts, nearly a dozen mansions throw open their two-ton doors to the public for tours in Newport, R.I.
 

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/artsandliving/photo The Elements of Providence
The burgeoning festival WaterFire has helped bring the city of Providence, R.I. back from the dead.

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/artsandliving Let's Do Newport
Plenty of places have an air that seems more welcoming to the glitterati and well-heeled than the everyday tourist. But Newport, R.I., offers experiences for vacationers of every stratum.
The Elements of Providence: A city that had fallen into ruin now burns brightly again -- thanks in part to WaterFire, a burgeoning festival that combines ritual, reverence and urban vitality (Post, September 17, 2006, Page W24)
 
Clamming Up in Rhode Island: Seafood Shacks: Shabby but Sublime (Post, August 13, 2006, Page P01)
 
Newport, R.I.: Where Summering Is a Sport (Post, July 16, 2006, Page P01)
 
A Little Light Housekeeping: Sleep in a Rhode Island lighthouse. It's illuminating. (Post, August 28, 2002, Page C02)
 
Postcard From Tom: Providence (Post, September 1, 2002, Page E01)
 
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