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    Broadmoor estate at 150 Boston Neck Road in Narragansett, Rhode Island

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    30 Walcott Avenue luxury coastal home in Jamestown RI with views of Narragansett Bay and the Newport Bridge

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    Portrait of Charles J. Laranjo, a lifelong Newport resident, educator, civic leader, and community volunteer who died in March 2026.

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Seahawks are making waves — and this time, they’re Seahawks are making waves — and this time, they’re on top. @salvesailing sailed away with a dominant first-place finish at the Brenton Cove Team Race last weekend, racking up 14 wins in 18 races and notching a program-first victory in team racing. “This weekend marked a milestone for the program,” head coach Brittney Manning said. “While there is still work to be done, the result is a strong indicator of the team’s growth and upward trajectory.” In college sailing, the spring season shifts into high-intensity team racing — a head-to-head format where three boats from each school battle in a round-robin showdown. And Salve delivered. The breakthrough didn’t happen overnight. Manning said the foundation was built last spring when the team hit pause on team racing to sharpen fundamentals in fleet racing — a move that’s now paying off in a big way. After a grueling spring break training block featuring twice-daily practices, film sessions and weight training, the results are clear. “The difference in execution, communication and confidence… is nearly night-and-day,” Manning said. The Seahawks also got a boost from assistant coach Nick Johnstone, whose on-the-water presence — often racing alongside the team — helped raise the level of competition in practice. Now, Salve is riding the momentum into the heart of the spring season. Next up: a return to fleet racing at the Vietor Trophy at Connecticut College and home invitationals, both key tune-ups ahead of the New England Dinghy Tournament on April 4-5 — which Salve will host. If last weekend was any indication, the Seahawks aren’t just improving — they’re arriving. 📸 castle.image #salveregina #newportbuzz
🎭✨ Summer on stage starts here. @newportchildrens 🎭✨ Summer on stage starts here. @newportchildrenstheatre is back with their 2026 Summer Theatre Camps—and this lineup is such a great mix of creativity, confidence-building, and fun. Whether your kid is just getting into theatre or already loves the spotlight, there’s something for everyone! 🎬 Performance Potpourri (Ages 8–12) June 29–July 2 A playful, hands-on week of acting, improv, and theatre games—plus campers get to write and perform their own scenes and sketches. A perfect intro (or boost) for young performers. 🗞️ Newsies Jr. (Ages 8–18) July 13–24 + performances July 25 A full production experience from auditions to final curtain, following the story of the iconic newsboys who learn the power of standing together. ⚔️ The Three Musketeers (Ages 8–18) July 27–August 7 + performance August 8 Adventure, humor, and classic storytelling come together in this high-energy production built around teamwork and heart. They’re also offering early bird pricing through April 15, which is such a great opportunity for families planning ahead. Newport Children’s Theatre always does such a thoughtful job creating a space where kids feel confident, supported, and excited to perform—it’s one of those programs that really sticks with them. Register at: newportchildrenstheatre.org
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