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Taylor Swift put the spotlight on Watch Hill. But the pop star isn’t center stage when she’s in Rhode Island.
By 2017, an editorial in The Westerly Sun declared Swift “one of us,” writing she had taken to the beach town like a local. She had been seen shopping at McQuade’s Marketplace and Miceli’s Furniture, and grabbing ice cream with fellow musician Ed... Read more.
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