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In Memoriam – Remembering The Locals We Lost In 2020

Christian Winthrop·December 30, 2020

April:

RIP Alberto F. Orosco Sr.

RIP Sharon Marie (Kempenaar) Carter

RIP Sandra Gould

RIP Tillie Thompson

RIP Pedro “Fred” Almanzor

RIP Margaret L. “Peggy” Palmer

RIP Barbara Lalli

May:

RIP Timothy P. Sheekey

RIP Dr. Lewis Arnow

June:

RIP William J. Day

RIP Laurence Paul Butler

RIP Benjamin Breyer Barker III

RIP John Peter McGeough

RIP Land David Shavers Jr.

RIP Ann Marie (Angel) Hanos

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William K. “Geech” Earley

RIP George Francis O’Hara Jr.

RIP Ralph W. Perry

RIP Mayor Paul L. Gaines

RIP Carolyn Ellen Collins

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Craving Pasta? This Is Your Sign. There are two t

Craving Pasta? This Is Your Sign.

There are two types of people in this world: those who claim they don’t need pasta, and those who are honest. If you’re in the latter camp—and especially if you’re in Newport—consider this your official nudge from the carb gods.

Enter @viestesimplyitalian and its equally irresistible sister spot, @pastavinori.

These aren’t your average red-sauce-and-regret joints. We’re talking fresh, hand-cut pasta, sauces that simmer with actual intention, and appetizers so good they’ve been known to ruin dinner plans.

Vieste and Pasta Vino are everything you want in a pasta spot: candlelit, buzzy, and just flirtatious enough to make things interesting. It’s the kind of atmosphere that pairs well with a second bottle of wine—and a questionable text to your ex.

So next time your body says “vegetables,” but your soul says “rigatoni,” you know where to go.

They’re open seven nights a week starting at 4:30pm, which is exactly how often you’ll want to go.

🍝 Vieste Simply Italian: 580 Thames St, Newport 🍷 Pasta Vino: 694 Aquidneck Ave, Middletown

This counts as self-care.

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This impeccably reimagined top-floor residence wit

This impeccably reimagined top-floor residence with stunning water views blends coastal elegance with boatbuilder precision on Newport’s exclusive Goat Island.

Every detail in this one-bedroom, one-bath unit has been masterfully curated—down to the teak flooring, tongue-and-groove ceilings, and handcrafted cabinetry that provides both storage and style. The open-concept chef’s kitchen features top-tier stainless steel appliances and a striking oversized teak island, perfect for casual dining or cocktail-hour gatherings.

A wall of windows opens onto a spacious, north-facing patio with teak tiles, offering shaded outdoor living and unobstructed views of Newport Harbor, Narragansett Bay, and the iconic Pell Bridge. It’s a front-row seat to some of New England’s most spectacular sunsets.

Set within a gated community, the property’s amenities rival any resort: a heated waterfront pool and pool house overlooking Fort Adams, tennis and pickleball courts, basketball, a private beach with kayak racks, and manicured walking paths that trace the shoreline. Residents also enjoy same-floor laundry and storage, 24/7 security, and lush, landscaped grounds.

A rare combination of timeless craftsmanship and modern comfort, this private retreat is just a short stroll from downtown Newport’s vibrant restaurants, shops, and marinas—yet feels worlds away.

1503 Capella Street #1503 | Newport, RI
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 760 square feet
Offered by @connordowd of the @dowdteam for $739,000

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For one weekend only, residents and hospitality wo

For one weekend only, residents and hospitality workers in Rhode Island’s Newport and Bristol Counties are being offered a rare perk: free or discounted access to 19 of the region’s most iconic cultural sites.

Dubbed “Be Our Guest” Days, the program will run from Saturday, June 21 through Monday, June 23. It’s a coordinated effort led by the Preservation Society of Newport County to thank locals and hospitality professionals for their role in sustaining the area’s vital tourism economy.

Participants can enjoy complimentary entry to The Breakers, Marble House, The Elms, Chateau-sur-Mer, and Green Animals Topiary Garden. Kingscote will be open for one day only on June 21, and the Isaac Bell House will welcome guests on June 22 and 23. Proof of Newport County residency or hospitality employment is required.

“This initiative is our way of giving back to the community that supports us year-round,” said Trudy Coxe, CEO of the Preservation Society. “It’s a chance for locals to reconnect with the rich history in their own backyard.”

While specialty tours—such as Beneath The Breakers and The Elms Servant Life—are not included, visitors can access self-guided content via the @newport.mansions app.

In addition to the Preservation Society sites, the following venues are participating:

* Artillery Company of Newport Museum – Free (June 21–22)
* Audubon Nature Center & Aquarium – Free for up to four guests (June 21–23)
* Blithewold Mansion – Free (June 21–22)
* Colony House – Free (June 21–23)
* Fort Adams Trust – Free (June 21–23)
* Herreshoff Marine Museum – Free (June 21–22)
* Loeb Visitors Center at Touro Synagogue – Free (June 21–23)
* Museum of Newport History – Free admission plus 10% gift shop discount (June 21–23)
* Rail Explorers – 20% off (June 23 only)
* Redwood Library – Free (June 21–22)
* Hamilton Family Aquarium – 50% off admission (June 21–23)
* Vernon House – Free (June 21–22)

A full schedule and details are available at newportmansions.org.

As summer begins, Newport is not just welcoming tourists—it’s celebrating the people who make the city unforgettable.

#newportmansions #newportri #newportbuzz

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