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JEROME F. WILLIAMS, director of the R.I. DOT since January 2007, will become director of administration if the R.I. Senate confirms his appointment. His accomplishments at the DOT over the past year include eliminating a $5 million departmental deficit. /

Carcieri announces changes in key posts

PROVIDENCE – In a shakeup of his inner circle, Gov. Donald L. Carcieri today announced plans to move his current director of administration into...
CANAL STREET on a wet day offers signs of congestion and winter gloom that are among the less appealing aspects of life in Providence. /

Image can be fleeting for city

Here’s a multiple choice question, City of Providence. Answer truthfully – your image is at stake here. How are you feeling today? a.) Miserable,...
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New rules sought to aid renewable energy projects

Cities and towns eyeing wind turbines to lower skyrocketing municipal electricity bills are joining environmental advocates to lobby for new regulations that could jump-start...
Marian Clark moved Benefit Street Antiques from its 140 Wickenden St. address after 20 years to a new address a block away. She hopes to sell antiques for another two decades. /

Antique shop a reflection of its owner

Every burnished silverware set, monogrammed linen collection and 19th-century bureau on sale at Benefit Street Antiques reminds Marian Clark of her Yankee childhood in...
THE CVS CAREMARK Charity Classic, entering its 10th year in 2008, brings top professional golfers, as well as enthusiasts from throughout the region, to the Rhode Island Country Club in Barrington. To date, the event has raised $10 million for charity. /

Sporting events expected to give state extra points

Only one athlete will break the tape at the finish line when World Triathlon Corp.’s global series of Ironman 70.3 events rolls into Rhode...

R.I. Foundation given $1M to support conservation

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation has received a $1 million gift from one of the state’s leading philanthropic families. The money will create...
EMILY FIELDS, a biological sciences student at the University of Rhode Island, conducts sampling of macroalgae in Greenwich Bay. /

STAC grant will help in study of Narragansett Bay ‘green tide’

Two students studying marine biology at the University of Rhode Island recently donned hip waders and splashed into the chilly water off a Greenwich...

Expansion eyed by Slater

A plan by the Slater Technology Fund to move into Providence’s Jewelry District has been formally endorsed by the R.I. Science and Technology Council...
FRANCIS X. TWEEDIE, dean of JWU’s School of Technology, said there’s a lack of interest in Information Technology across Rhode Island. /

JWU tech college looks to focus on needs of IT industry

As dean of Johnson & Wales University’s School of Technology, Francis X. Tweedie is transforming the college into a lab-based, applied-learning curriculum closely aligned...
MARSHALL ENVIRONMENTAL workers remove contaminated soil and grit from an industrial site in Pawtucket. The Warwick-based company does work throughout the Northeast. /

Cleaning up a very dirty occupation

In recent weeks, field technicians for Marshall Environmental Group Inc. removed a 2,000-gallon tank unearthed at a construction site between the U.S. Post Office...
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