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THE CULTURE COUNT Web site is free, searchable and the only regional cultural database in the nation, according to the NEFA. /

Tracking the arts’ impact on the region’s economy

In Providence alone, 131 cultural nonprofits, businesses and professionals – all working in the arts – took in $154 million in revenue in 2003....
RAY OF HOPE: Cheryl Merchant, CEO of Hope Global in Cumberland, once worked the second shift at General Motors in Detroit. /

No challenge too big for Hope Global<br> President and CEO Cheryl Merchant

This is the 11th in a series of 12 PBN articles focusing on the backgrounds, challenges and successes of some of the area’s most...
TIM RUE, director of technology for the Ocean State Higher Education, Economic Development and Administrative Network, walks through the agency’s recovery center in Providence. /

Keeping key data safe and sound

After Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in late August 2005, the Ocean State Higher Education, Economic Development and Administrative Network (OSHEAN) began to consider...

Saturday voting, other election changes proposed

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island voters in future elections would be able to cast their ballots on Saturdays, under one of several proposals in a...

Debating R.I.’s film tax credits

George T. Marshall, founder of the Rhode Island International Film Festival and a New England Emmy winner, knows a lot about films and filmmaking....
CONCORDIA MEDICAL’S president/CEO, Randal W. Spencer, left, and EVP, Art Burghouwt, talk while at the company’s Coventry facility. The company is adding a Warwick location. /

Medical devices breathe new life into manufacturer

“The clean room” at Concordia Medical couldn’t be much more sterile. The walls are white, the ceiling is white, the floors are white and,...
LT. GOV. ELIZABETH ROBERTS has scheduled 16 public meetings around the state on proposed health care reforms. /

Roberts tackles health care reform

Lt. Gov. Elizabeth H. Roberts knew she was taking on one tough issue when she decided to tackle health care reform in Rhode Island....
JOHN BOURQUE, above, president of HB Alarm Co. in Cranston, might benefit if 
lawmakers mandate that businesses get insurance credits for reducing the risk of fire.  /

Bill mandates insurance credit for reduced fire risk

Rhode Island lawmakers are working on legislation that would give reduced insurance rates to businesses that install or upgrade fire-suppression and -prevention systems or...

SBA a partner for businesses hit by disaster

When the Blackstone River overflowed its banks in October 2005 during one of the worst rainstorms in almost a century, the rampaging waters took...
THE COMPANY, a provider of third-party logistics and fulfillment services, is based in North Smithfield but  recently added offices in Indiana and California.  /

Banneker is SBA’s National Subcontractor of Year

WASHINGTON – North Smithfield-based Banneker Industries Inc. was honored yesterday as the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2008 National Subcontractor of the Year during a...
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