Bethany Costello
Cote & D’Ambrosio offer Army the best they can do
As the United States Army looks to the 21st century, including dropping its famous "Be All You Can Be" slogan, one Rhode Island advertiser...
Dedicated public servant retires, seeks new task
His friends and colleagues call him "one of the unsung heroes of state government." Now, after more than two decades working in various aspects...
Low-income housing links dedicated women
In the traditionally male-dominated world of real estate development, three local women have broken ground and literally built foundations on which low-income housing development...
Cox cable drops Channel 5, Boston, from its lineup
Cox Communications customers in Northern and Central Rhode Island are no longer able to watch the Boston affiliate of ABC on Channel 5. Cox...
In a tight market new ways to hire arise
Traditional recruiting methods remain the most popular way for employers to find job candidates, according to one recent study. But with the unemployment level...
Black and white fades as color flows in
Heidelberg Processor in the country are Donald Shortman and Elaine Paolino, vice president of Print Source.
In the world of printing, black and white has...
Higher Ed. Board review begins
Rep. Aram Garabedian, Independent Cranston
State Rep. Aram Garabedian, an Independent from Cranston, is proposing to strip the Board of Governors for Higher Education of...
Roger Williams going online with public admin. degree
Originally created as part of "the university without walls" in the 1970s, Roger Williams University is going back to its roots in the new...
All RI news station gains viewer popularity
The concept behind The Rhode Island News Channel is "news when it's convenient," and according to Neilsen ratings, it's becoming more popular for a...
Year of triumph, change in media field
While reaching a target audience is always the goal for marketing and advertising agencies, as well as television and radio stations, in 1999 some...
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