Kevin Shalvey
United Way to move to Olneyville from East Side
PROVIDENCE – The United Way of Rhode Island today announced it has sold its East Side headquarters and will relocate to Olneyville, where President...
Art Moderne classic reborn near Bay in Cranston
While textile and manufacturing mills are being renovated for expansive loft living, and stylish condos are being built in downtown Providence, there are surprisingly...
Business leaders seek study of capital’s assets
In the Dunkin’ Donuts Center – in front of a crowd of business leaders and others, including Gov. Donald L. Carcieri and Providence...
$2.5M grant targets at-risk families in Rhode Island
A partnership between a nonprofit and the R.I. Department of Children, Youth and Families that works to curb familial violence and problems caused by...
R.I. home sales dip again
Rhode Island single-family home sales in November fell 18.7 percent compared with November 2006, according to a report released last week by The Warren...
R.I. housing inventory shrinks in November
WARWICK – The number of single-family homes on the market in Rhode Island was 5.69 percent smaller in November than in October, according to...
R.I. home, condo sales fall in November
BOSTON – Rhode Island single-family home sales in November fell 18.7 percent compared with November 2006, according to a report released today by The...
Rocky Point developer plans housing near park
Where the Corkscrew, Freefall and Log Flume rides once entertained countless Rhode Islanders, single-family housing, well-placed hedges and a public park with a Narragansett...
Will dam regulations hold water?
With 674 dams to inspect throughout the state, Paul Guglielmino, the R.I. Department of Environmental Management’s only dam inspector, is busy – too overworked...
New rules expected to cost big
Each fall, Mac Cooper’s Avondale Boat Yard in Westerly hauls about 100 boats out of the Pawcatuck River and pressure washes each, removing organic...
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