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PBN photo/Frank MullinClub Diesel on Washington Street in downtown Providence has been the subject of attention from the Police Department.

New effort to reconcile residents and nightlife

Providence invites all sides to seek solution It’s a concept that most all of the players seem to be able to agree upon – downtown...
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The Quaint Main Street business district in Wickford is getting upgrades to the sidewalks, curbs and drainage systems.

Wickford’s Main Street readies for $1.9M facelift

Federal grant helps pay for continuing upgrades One of North Kingstown’s best-loved villages is undergoing a facelift aimed at making it safer and ensuring it...

Providence to enlist residents in updating city plan

Official documents generally come from the minds of officials – policymakers and political leaders. But as Providence looks to craft its latest iteration of...
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James Grace, CEO and president of InsureMyTrip.com, came up with the idea for the company while working for his father.

Peace of mind for world travelers

COMPANY PROFILE InsureMyTrip.com Owners: James Grace and Peter Evans Type of business: Web-based travel insurance aggregator and agent Location: 100 Commerce Drive, Warwick Year founded: 2000 Employees: 24 Annual revenue: WND Web-based...

Procaccianti unveils plans for 22-story office tower

La Salle Square project to add to ‘power block’ There’s no shortage of office space in Providence – in fact, market reports show about...

Procaccianti unveils plans for 22-story office tower

La Salle Square project to add to ‘power block’ There’s no shortage of office space in Providence – in fact, market reports show about...

Newport’s North End could soon see revitalization

In the area of redevelopment, Keith W. Stokes says, Newport has been at a disadvantage for years. Other Rhode Island communities, such as Providence and...
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STONE HARBOUR, an 82-unit luxury condominium complex, is nearing completion on the Bristol waterfront, and now the town wants additional properties to be redeveloped, also with mixed uses.

Bristol seeks to increase waterfront redevelopment

Over the past four years, Bristol has seen much of its waterfront transformed, first by the Thames Street Landing project, then by the 82-unit...

Christie’s sold to philanthropist from Philadelphia

In the end, it wasn’t Jimmy Buffett. Ending more than a year of speculation, 802 Partners LLC said last week that it had purchased Christie’s...

Royal Mills starting to lease units

West Warwick complex ready to open its doors One of the marquee projects of Rhode Island’s mill rehabilitation efforts is about ready to open its...
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