READY, AIM, FIRE: During Saturday’s Gaspee Days Parade, the Artillery Company of Newport 1741 fired cannons from the bridge on the Warwick/Cranston line. Representatives of Cranston city …
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READY, AIM, FIRE: During Saturday’s Gaspee Days Parade, the Artillery Company of Newport 1741 fired cannons from the bridge on the Warwick/Cranston line. Representatives of Cranston city government also marched in the parade carrying a large “Cranston” banner. For more Gaspee Days coverage, turn to Pages 6 & 7. (Cranston Herald photos by Steve Popiel)
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