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R.I. home sales slump 12 percent in the first quarter

Figures released by the R.I. Association of Realtors this week for the first quarter of 2006 show that the number of home sales decreased...

R.I. home sales slump 12 percent in the first quarter

Figures released by the R.I. Association of Realtors this week for the first quarter of 2006 show that the number of home sales decreased...
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Michael Wiseman, 24, who works as a server at Red Stripe, a bistro on the East Side of Providence, resets tables after the lunch rush.

Employers reach out to ‘Gen Y’

They’ve been called the “Net Generation,” “Echo Boomers” and the “Millennials.” People have described them as impatient, disengaged and skeptical. Meet the children of “Generation...

A gourmet twist on R.I. favorites

COMPANY PROFILE Gourmet Owners: David Goulart, Robert Spardello, Daniel Teodoro Type of Business: Restaurant, catering business Location: 357 Hope St., Providence Employees: 9 Year founded: 2004 Annual Sales: WND East Side pizza...

Casino gambling a perennial hot topic since ’90s

The town-wide “straw vote” on a Narragansett Indian casino in West Warwick came on a day so hot in June 1999 that then-Gov. Lincoln...

City launches design contest for waterfront park

The open space slated to be created in Providence by the relocation of Interstate 195 has been called the “next great frontier” for residential...

Rhode Island warms to wind power

Portsmouth turbine stirring interest from rest of state At first, it took a little getting used to the 164-foot-tall, 660-kilowatt wind-power generator at Portsmouth Abbey...

Downtown tries to lure more retail

Vacancy rates down but cost remains a deterrent Last December, the vibrant window design at Biggles toy store looked like the embodiment of the momentum...
PBN photo/Brian McDonald
Goldline Controls, in North Kingstown, has used a CCRI program to teach
supervisory skills to a selected group of line workers.

CCRI helps workers learn to lead

Program teaches key skills for supervisors Until about two years ago, the North Kingstown manufacturing facility for Goldline Controls Inc., which makes electronic chlorinators, had...

R.I. vacations among priciest in U.S., report says

Vacationers pay as much in Rhode Island per day as they would in New York, according to AAA’s latest Annual Vacation Costs survey. The...
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