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Mary MacDonald joined the Providence Business News as a staff writer covering Government, Development, Real Estate and Manufacturing in December 2014. She previously was a correspondent for The Boston Globe and Telegram & Gazette, an editor at Patch/AOL, and a staff writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Michigan State University, and a master’s degree in secondary English from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
SANDSTORM: Coventry School Superintendent Craig Levis stands on the slope of the dunes of a giant sand pit behind the Hopkins Hill Elementary School in Coventry, where soil was taken for the Centre of New England development. On windy days, children must be kept off the play area because it gets sandblasted. / PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Settlement agreement could open development possibilities for Centre of New England

Years of turmoil at the Centre of New England, which have delayed its full development, could be nearing an end. A preliminary settlement agreement prepared...
CLATTER FREE: Spire Space co-owner Josh Furtado shows off shared work space that can be rented by the hour.  / PBN PHOTO/KATE WHITNEY LUCEY

When coffee shops just won’t do for business meetings

If you think meetings really shouldn’t be conducted in coffee shops, over the clatter of cappuccino machines and conversation, then you understand the concept...
THE BUILDING at 213 Westminster St., originally built for the Providence Journal, has been sold. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MARY MACDONALD

Former Providence Journal building back on the market

PROVIDENCE – The vacant Italianate structure that was the early 20th-century home of the Providence Journal is back on the market. The listing by Everett,...
Christian Capizzo

Five Questions With: Christian Capizzo

Christian Capizzo, a former state prosecutor, leads the environmental practice group for Shechtman Halperin Savage LLP, which provides legal counsel for businesses on environmental...
Elmwood Diner, as shown in 2010.

Elmwood Diner drawing interest from outside buyers

PROVIDENCE – Several prospective buyers have expressed interest in the Elmwood Diner, according to the property’s listing agent, but most suitors want to remove...
Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank

C-PACE discussion to focus on energy efficiency

PROVIDENCE – The city and state of Rhode Island on May 3 will host a free, hourlong information session for owners of commercial and...
Randall, Realtors

Randall Family of Companies earns place on Real Trends 500

CHARLESTOWN – The Randall Family of Companies, a real estate firm headquartered in Charlestown, has earned a place on the Real Trends 500, an...
Home sales had increased prices, but slowing activity in March 2017./CREDIT RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

A seller’s market for Rhode Island real estate

WARWICK – The single-family residential market enters the spring season in the seller’s  court in Rhode Island, with less than a four-month supply of houses available. An...
The facility includes four wet laboratories and co working space.

Med tech incubator, BioSci Labs, launches in Coventry

Updated 11:21 a.m. COVENTRY – An incubator for startup companies in the science, technology and engineering fields has opened in Coventry, in a manufacturing facility...
LOYAL CUSTOMER: Donna Brodeur, left, owner of the Olde Primitive Crow and a regular customer of Pepin Lumber, talks with Jeanne Pepin Budnick, Pepin Lumber co-owner. / PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Lumber retailer adapts focus to remain viable

The story of this family-owned lumber business begins with cows, or the lack of them. In the mid-1940s, the father-and-son business begun by Camille H....
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