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The Bellevue Gardens Shopping Center in Newport sold for $40M
NEWPORT – The Bellevue Gardens Shopping Center has been sold to Procaccianti Cos., a Cranston-based property management firm, for $40 million, Bliss Properties Inc....
McKee expands legal services program for eviction prevention
PROVIDENCE – The state is expanding its legal services program for housing stability and eviction prevention.
Gov. Daniel J. McKee announced Wednesday the state has...
Union Station food hall project receives $1M in tax credits
PROVIDENCE – The board of directors of R.I. Commerce Corp. voted Monday to award $1 million in redeemable tax credits to Marsella Development Corp....
Latino Policy Institute becomes independent from Roger Williams University
PROVIDENCE – The Latino Policy Institute at Roger Williams University announced on Monday it will become independent from the college, starting July 1.
After 14...
Five Questions With: Roger D. Mitty
Roger D. Mitty is the president and chief operating officer of Care New England Medical Group, a patient-centered organization that is part of Care...
Report: R.I. counties’ quality of air improved from last year
PROVIDENCE – Counties in Rhode Island are seeing better air quality, according to the latest report by the American Lung Association.
An annual “report card,”...
CVS report: Health care must adapt to a growing population
WOONSOCKET – As the aging population grows both in the state and in the country, a new CVS Health Corp. Trend Report on Healthy...
Bally’s secures naming rights for I-195 District Park event lawn
PROVIDENCE - The I-195 Redevelopment District Commission on April 19 approved a sponsorship agreement with Bally’s Corp. for a the event lawn portion of...
Miriam Hospital’s palliative care program is first in R.I. and one...
PROVIDENCE – Lifespan Corp. and HopeHealth’s palliative care program at The Miriam Hospital’s emergency department is the first of its kind in the state...
R.I. unemployment stays at 3.1% in March; 700 jobs lost
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in March was 3.1%, unchanged from last month, but the state lost 700 jobs, the R.I....
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