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The Rhode Island general who became George Washington’s right-hand man

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By Pamela Watts Verified
| WSBE-TV (Providence, RI) Verified
Everyone knows how General George Washington led the American Revolution. But 250 years later, can you name his second-in command? It was Rhode Island native son, Major General Nathanael Greene of Coventry–a man so trusted, Washington chose him as his successor should he ever be captured or killed. “They were very good friends when they met early on in his military career in Boston.
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Did Rhode Island start the American Revolution?

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By Justin Kenny, Pamela Watts Verified
| WSBE-TV (Providence, RI) Verified
Before Boston dumped tea into its harbor, Rhode Island colonists set a British ship on fire. On a June night in 1772, a group of Rhode Islanders rowed out from Pawtuxet Village, boarded the British revenue schooner HMS Gaspee and left it burning in Narragansett Bay. The attack happened 18 months before the Boston Tea Party and nearly three years before the first shots at Lexington and Concord.
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11-year-old Rhode Island girl helps save rare Navajo-Churro sheep breed

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By Pamela Watts Verified
| WBUR News Verified
At 11 years old, Izzy Hoffman of Foster is helping revive a rare sheep breed, the Navajo-Churro, one lamb at a time. “They’re an endangered species, and they’re very important to the farmlands,” Hoffman said. This spring, Izzy welcomed a chocolate-colored Navajo-Churro lamb she named Cadbury to her grandparents’ Bayberry Knoll Farm. Izzy’s first Navajo Churro was Arizona—the ewe is Cadbury’s mother.
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