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FRESH BLOOD: Entrepreneur Cristian Molina Cornejo says he’s excited to take the reins of Allegra Marketing Print Mail in Providence as the new owner and president of the business and continue building the legacy that previous owners Bud and Karen McCann developed. 
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New owner Molina Cornejo ‘excited’ to build on legacy at Allegra...

If the world has gone digital, it hasn’t fazed Allegra Marketing Print Mail in Providence. While the business offers digital marketing services such as graphic...
DESSERT DESTINATION: Tamp co-owners Sean Reilly, left, and Dylan Freitas opened the truffle and espresso cafe in Bristol in October following the success of their Mason & Twine LLC food truck. 
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Mason & Twine food truck opens Tamp cafe in Bristol, featuring...

When Sean Reilly started making chocolates as gifts for family and friends, the confections were an immediate hit. Later, he sold them for side...

355-unit Providence riverfront development receives preliminary approval

PROVIDENCE – The City Plan Commission this week granted preliminary approval to a 355-residential unit proposed at 27 East River St. The 88-foot tall development,...

Brown University Health reports $41.2M operating income in 2025

PROVIDENCE – Brown University Health reported a $41.2 million operating income in fiscal 2025, according to unaudited financial documents released on Monday. The yearly income...

Bryant, MGH institute launch pipeline program to bolster health care workforce

SMITHFIELD – A new partnership will create a pipeline for Bryant University students pursuing in-demand health care professions to pursue advanced studies at the Massachusetts General Brigham Institute of...

St. Anne’s Hospital appoints Rhode Island Hospital physician as chief medical officer

FALL RIVER – Dr. Ashish Misri, an associate director and clinician at Rhode Island Hospital, will join St. Anne’s Hospital as chief medical officer on Jan. 4. Alongside the...

Butler launches ‘urgent care’ modeled service for mental, behavioral health

PROVIDENCE – For general health issues, urgent care has long served as a middle ground between scheduled office visits and the emergency room. A new service by Butler Hospital seeks to provide this level of care tailored specifically...

Southcoast Hospitals Group wins national obstetric care recognition

FALL RIVER – Southcoast Hospitals Group, which includes Charlton Memorial and St. Luke’s hospitals, was recently recognized by U.S. News & World Report for...

South County Health eyes nationwide partnership

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – In a health care landscape dominated by statewide, regional and national systems, South County Hospital stands out as the Ocean State's...
GOODS NATURED: Sisters Karen Deutsch, left, and Ellen Deutsch in their Providence home goods shop called Stewart House in 2023. They say they compete with large retailers during the holiday season by offering personalized services. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Holiday sales are up, but retailers aren’t exactly feeling confident

With this year’s holiday shopping season already surging despite economic uncertainty, local businesses are looking to personalized customer service and an online presence that...
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