Claudia Chiappa
Report: Future demand for parking in I-195 district can be met
PROVIDENCE – With more parcels along the former Interstate 195 corridor being developed, parking availability is often a concern in the area. But a...
Crossroads R.I. proposes apartment complex for medically vulnerable homeless adults
PROVIDENCE – Crossroads Rhode Island is proposing to build an apartment complex providing housing for formerly homeless individuals with medical vulnerabilities.
The proposed project, located...
Sweetgreen opens first R.I. location in Cranston
CRANSTON – National restaurant chain Sweetgreen Inc. opened its first Rhode Island location on Tuesday.
The store, located at 111 Hillside Road in the Garden...
62-unit apartment building proposed in Fox Point neighborhood
PROVIDENCE – Local developers are proposing to build a five-story, mixed-use building with residential and commercial space in the Fox Point neighborhood.
The building, located...
Five Questions With: Eric Newton
Eric Newton is the new president of University Gastroenterology LLC. Newton, who has been with the group for more than 13 years, was named...
Martins named new chief diversity officer of Care New England
PROVIDENCE – Kevin K. Martins is the new chief diversity officer of Care New England Health System, effective April 10.
In this role, he will...
CCRI dental hygiene students to host free dental clinic for children
LINCOLN – The Community College of Rhode Island dental hygiene graduating class is hosting a free clinic for children in May.
The event is organized...
Company tied to Allens Ave. scrap yard buys adjacent 9.8-acre parcel...
PROVIDENCE – A company with strong ties to Rhode Island, Recycled Metals LLC, which owns a scrap yard on Allens Ave. that has long...
New CNE chief’s focus is on margins, not mergers
Less than six months into his tenure at Care New England Health System, Dr. Michael Wagner has clear ideas on how he wants to...
Panel: Collaboration needed across the board to resolve health inequities in...
Inequities within the health care system are not only proving to be persistent, but they are getting worse.
Panelists at the Providence Business News Spring...



















