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Commission tours R.I.’s industrial ports

The Rhode Island General Assembly special commission that’s tasked with studying the potential for economic growth at the state’s industrial ports toured last week...

RIAR: Median price less than $300,000 in 1Q

WARWICK – In the first three months of the year, 83 percent of homes sold in Rhode Island sold for less than $300,000, according...

Senior-living community unveils renovation work

PORTSMOUTH – Atria Aquidneck Place, a senior-living community, yesterday unveiled the work done as part of a $5 million renovation. Along with updating the complex’s...
"IT'S AN HONOR to receive this type of recognition from Grist magazine, a highly respected publication among environmental advocates," Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline said in a statement. "It validates the fact that our priorities are in the right place as we rebuild our economy for the 21st century and create green-sector jobs for our residents."  /

Cicilline named ‘green-leaning’ mayor

SEATTLE – Grist Magazine, an online news source focused on green development, has named Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline to its list of 15...
"WE FIND that historic restoration is synonymous with sustainable development," said Zachary Miller, co-founder and president of development at Goosewing. /

Five Questions With: Zachary Miller

As construction wraps up at the Stone House, a former membership club that’s set to open this summer as a hotel, developer Goosewing Hotels...
TREATY ROCK FARM in Little Compton was protected last year by public and private funds under the NCRS Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program. /

Feds commit $4.2M to R.I. farmland conservation

WARWICK – Rhode Island’s National Resources Conservation Service, a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has received $4.2 million in funding to preserve...
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Arcade interior tops PPS ’09 endangered properties

The interior of the soon-to-be-renovated Arcade tops Providence Preservation Society’s 2009 Most Endangered Properties survey. The list, announced last week, also includes two historic theaters,...
HER OWN PATH: Dr. Gail Skowron, chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Roger Williams Medical Center, had originally planned to become a veterinarian. /

Doctor built a career by being in the right places

During Gail Skowron’s undergraduate college career – and, prior to that, during much of her childhood on Long Island – she wanted to be...
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Students’ business plan wins $45K

Brown University students Tyler Gage and Daniel MacCombie were staying near Quito, in Ecuador, last September when they were visited by a shaman. He...
PAINTING A PICTURE: Jim Rugh, vice president of the Seabee Museum & Memorial Park, looks at a mural depicting Seabees unloading supplies at a station in Antarctica. /

Seabees generating a buzz

When the U.S. Navy base in Quonset shut down in the 1970s and its land was turned over to the state for economic development,...
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