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HERITAGE VILLAGE II, above, is the family-living portion of the North Kingstown affordable-housing development now owned by POAH, a Boston-based nonprofit. /

R.I. Housing aids affordable-housing effort

NORTH KINGSTOWN – With a $23 million financing package secured in March, the new owners of North Kingstown’s Heritage Village have ensured that...
COMMERCIAL FISHING adds a lot to the character and economy of the Ocean State, says W. Michael Sullivan, director of the R.I. Department of Environmental Management. Above, local fishermen teamed up with URI researchers to develop the fish-saving Eliminator trawl system. /

Newport pier being rebuilt for commercial fishermen

NEWPORT – The R.I. Department of Environmental Management last month began the reconstruction of Pier 9, a 195-by-18-foot pier that about 50 fishing...
THE 47,000-square-foot clubhouse, completed in 2000, offers panoramic views and a wide range of amenities to Kirkbrae visitors. /

Kirkbrae completes clubhouse upgrade

LINCOLN – Kirkbrae Country Club has completed a $500,000 renovation, according to club officials. With new wall coverings, technology, carpeting and lighting, the facility...

Growth, mandates boost security at Davisville port

On the North Kingstown waterfront, the Port of Davisville is growing, said Steven J. King, chief operating officer of Quonset Development Corporation, the quasi-public...
PROMET MARINE SERVICES CORP., which operates on Providence’s waterfront, will be able to purchase its five-acre home thanks to a R.I. Supreme Court ruling. /

R.I. Supreme Court rules for waterfront business

A 5-acre, waterfront parcel on which Promet Marine Services Corp. has operated for 25 years will be sold to the company instead of the...
DAVID AND MARIE SCHALLER have been making fine chocolates for both retail and wholesale customers for 15 years at their East Greenwich shop, The Chocolate Delicacy. Easter is traditionally one of the busiest times of the year for them. /

Chocolate with a personal touch

When The Chocolate Delicacy sells gift baskets to corporate customers and other clients, the owners still insist on designing and assembling them themselves for...
RIGGS & GALLAGHER INC. hopes to build made-to-order offices at Quonset Point that make it easier for employees to work long hours in a comfortable environment. /

Luring tenants with a view and made-to-order offices

For years, Douglas B. Riggs, president of Riggs & Gallagher Inc., had his eye on a waterfront parcel at Quonset Point – an oblong,...

Developer-influenced bill would modify tax credit

Two bills introduced this month in the General Assembly would modify the state’s Historical Preservation & Heritage Tax Credit program without imposing an annual...
CITY BURGER, a new dining hall at Johnson & Wales University, aims at providing students with a restaurant-like experience. /

JWU, RISD students find alternative in campus cafés

Johnson & Wales University senior Kimberly Lagana doesn’t know where she’ll be working in May, when she graduates from the food-service management program, but...

Obama lacks support from most black corporate elite

Barack Obama’s quest to become the first black president is being run without the financial support of much of the black corporate elite. Less than...
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