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ANISA RAOOF, seated, is surrounded by kids at the Providence Children’s Museum. Her Web site on activities for kids is averaging about 500 visitors a day. /

Mom finds a market for kids’ activities Web site

Not long ago, Ilira Steinman was searching for an activity to do with her restless, rambunctious 20-month-old son. At Kidoinfo.com, a Web site that...

Banks turn to technology for answers

More retail banks are turning to technology to provide answers to their greatest challenges, including increasing competition, regulatory requirements and an ongoing credit crunch. In...
FARMERS and other landowners in Rhode Island have until April 1 to apply for $1.2M in conservation grants, the NCRS said. /

More USDA conservation funds available in R.I.

WARWICK – A federal conservation agency today announced $1.2 million in newly available funds for local conservation efforts. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources...

Carcieri: Consolidating agencies would save $1.9M

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island taxpayers would save nearly $1.9 million in the next fiscal year if the state merged three environmental agencies, according to...

Proposed movie studio stirs debate

The proposed Rhode Island Studios would be impressive, especially for mostly rural Hopkinton: a sprawling, eight-soundstage facility of up to 225,000 square feet that...

Two New Penn drivers reach safety milestone

For most drivers a 400-mile, daily commute would be daunting, and not just because of the increased risk of accidents they’d face compared to...
NATIONAL GRID plans two transmission-line projects, one of which would run between North Smithfield and Warwick. /

NatGrid moves to lessen blackouts

National Grid is proposing two significant electricity transmission-line projects that would run through several Rhode Island cities and towns and would lower the risk...
FRANCISCO PINALES, owner of Francisco the Furrier in Warwick, believes himself to be the only custom-design furrier presently working in Rhode Island. Pinales was born in the Dominican Republican and learned his trade in Spain. /

Furrier has warm feeling for farm-raised furs

Francisco Pinales was born in the Dominican Republic and trained as a clothing designer in Spain. He became a furrier in Alaska under the...
MARGARET HOWARD, owner of TLCare Wear in Warwick, handles the manufacturing of nursing scrubs at her 3-year-old business. /

Sewing from experience generates a business for RN

This is the ninth in a series of 12 PBN articles focusing on the backgrounds, challenges and successes of some of the area’s most...
THE CVS CAREMARK Charity Classic is expected to host about 400 companies when it takes place in June. /

CVS Classic a major corporate draw

Business executives from across the nation will travel to Rhode Island in late June and gather with employees, clients and potential business partners at...
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