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13 states commit to higher high school standards

Thirteen states, including Rhode Island and Massachusetts, have formed a coalition to improve high schools, “significantly” raising the rigor of graduation standards, assessments and...

RIPEC: $1.7 billion in property taxes paid in FY2005

PROVIDENCE – Property taxes are the single biggest source of state and local tax revenue in Rhode Island, accounting for nearly $1.7 billion in...
Photo by Frank MullinAnne Marie Keohane, co-owner of Symposium Books on Westminster Street in Providence, walks among the stacks, restocking shelves at the downtown bookstore, which carries about 10,000 titles.

Sophistication at bargain prices

Bookstore writes latest chapter in Downcity upturn with scholarly texts Symposium Books Owners: Scott McCullough and Anne Marie Keohane (husband and wife) Type of business: Retail, online...

Lynch presses Blue Cross on delayed claims processing

Citing “numerous” complaints from medical providers whom Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island allegedly owes “substantial” amounts of money, Attorney General Patrick...

IT transforms Lifespan hospitals

For most of his career, Dr. Mitchell Levy has ordered tests, treatments and medications for his patients the old-fashioned way: by talking to interns...

Lifespan nets 27% increase

But costs are rising, like charitable care The Lifespan hospital network netted $23.9 million in fiscal 2004, up 27 percent from the company’s $18.8-million net...

Tort reform to remain hot-button issue

In less than six months, Rhode Island’s top medical malpractice insurer, NORCAL Mutual, has raised rates by 19 percent, and second-ranked ProSelect Insurance has...

Heed workers’ comp liability on company outings

On a normal workday, most corporate employees will sit at their desks, maybe attend some meetings – utterly routine, un-dangerous stuff. But at company...

Bosses widely distrusted by employees, surveys show

While some workers question managers’ honesty, other research finds a more positive outlook Large numbers of American workers distrust their bosses, and many question their...
Photo by Frank MullinThe Ochoa family of Central Falls strives to manage rising health care costs. Guillermo Ochoa, an uninsured diabetic, is seen here with his wife Johanna Flores and daughter Kelly.

Latinos falling off health insurance rolls

Employers’ plans prove too costly, so some drop coverage Guillermo Ochoa works 65 to 70 hours a week, at his regular job with a cleaning...
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