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Newport celebrates the French alliance that helped win the American Revolution

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By Abbey Buttacavoli Verified
| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified
NEWPORT, R.I. (WJAR) — When visitors look across Newport Harbor today, they see sailboats and a bustling waterfront. But in the summer of 1780, those same waters were filled with an armada that would help change the course of American history. This July marks another opportunity to celebrate the arrival of approximately 6,000 French troops who landed in Newport under the command of French General Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau.
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Newport celebrates the French alliance that helped win the American Revolution

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By Abbey Buttacavoli Verified
| coastalabc.com
When visitors look across Newport Harbor today, they see sailboats and a bustling waterfront. But in the summer of 1780, those same waters were filled with an armada that would help change the course of American history. This July marks another opportunity to celebrate the arrival of approximately 6,000 French troops who landed in Newport under the command of French General Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau.
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Bristol Town Crier carries on family legacy ahead of oldest Fourth of July parade

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By Abbey Buttacavoli Verified
| coastalabc.com
As thousands of people prepare to line the streets of Bristol for the nation's oldest continuous Fourth of July parade, one familiar voice will once again help kick off the celebration. With a ringing bell and the traditional call of "Hear ye! Hear ye!," Bristol Town Crier Michael Rielly continues a centuries-old role while honoring a family legacy that has become woven into the town's patriotic history. "The town crier's role was primarily to deliver the news," Rielly said.
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