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Interactive map shows crash data between motorists and pedestrians, cyclists in Providence

PROVIDENCE – In the past 13 years, motorists have hit 3,678 cyclists or pedestrians on Providence’s streets — a figure that represents around 2%...

Virgin Pulse, HealthComp finalize merger

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island-based digital health company Virgin Pulse has completed its plans to merge a California benefits and analytics platform, the companies confirmed...
CLEAN SHORELINE: Volunteers and members of Save The Bay Inc. participate in a shoreline cleanup event at Colt State Park in Bristol.
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RIPPLE EFFECTS: As Narragansett Bay gets cleaner, economic outcomes remain murky

Talk to anyone who lives in Rhode Island, and it’s likely they could tell you a story connected to Narragansett Bay, says Mike Jarbeau,...
SAVING EARLY: Frank Giorgio, vice president of investments and business development at Lax & Co. LLC in Warwick, advises clients to enroll in 401(k) and 403(b) plans when available. Under the Secure 2.0 Act, most companies will have to auto-enroll new employees into these plans. 
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Secure 2.0 Act could help workers save for retirement

For around half of Americans, retirement isn’t as restful as its moniker implies – if they can achieve retirement at all. “We do deal with...
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Five Questions With: Eva-Marie Mancuso

Eva-Marie Mancuso | Director, John H. Chafee Center for International Business at Bryant University 1. You were recently appointed director of the Chafee Center....

Another detour for bike path bridges in East Bay

A disagreement between the R.I. Department of Transportation and the R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council over who can use two proposed bridges along the...

Neronha: RIDOT’s carbon reduction plan ‘falls far short’

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Transportation's initial plans for its carbon reduction strategy received a rebuke from state attorney general on Thursday, with...
REACHING OUT: LaSalle Academy students JJ Sanzi, left, and Cole ­Matthews volunteer by preparing meals at the Amos House food kitchen in Providence.
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Food banks, pantries across R.I. report surging need

PROVIDENCE – At poverty relief organization Amos House, a busy month in the soup kitchen typically meant serving around 14,000 meals. And if the...

New Sensata technology designed to facilitate greener refrigerant usage

ATTLEBORO – A newly released product from Sensata Technologies Inc. will seek to promote the use of refrigerants that have lower environmental impacts. Sensata, a United Kingdom-based...

Brown University engineer awarded National Medal of Science

PROVIDENCE – A Brown University professor of engineering received national recognition for his contributions to the sciences last week. Subra Suresh, a professor at large in the...
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