Michael Pare
Hispanic market largely untapped
The best thing about the address delivered by Chiqui Cartagena during the New England Hispanic Market Summit at The Westin in Providence on Feb....
Real estate firm sells convenience
Affiliated Real Estate & Finance, Affiliated Title Examiners
and Park Street Mortgage
Owners: Richard W. Nicholson, Esq.; Doreen P. Nicholson, CPA; Paul F....
A strong fourth quarter … and more
Deadline approaches. Here are some random thoughts for a week when a full-length
column doesn’t seem willing to materialize.
• It...
Poverty’s Voice
Nonprofit director says businesses,
social services building bridges
Nancy Gewirtz
Position: Founding Director of The Poverty Institute at Rhode
Island College...
When making copies, timing is everything
I don’t think the $2.52 I spent at Copy Cop in Boston on a recent Friday morning is going to weigh too heavily...
School’s in – and our Legislature needs you
There are some unarguable truths about our state Legislature.
For example, there are not enough women in either the Senate or the House.
There are...
Providence jeweler sold to N.Y. firm
Bel-Oro International, a New York-based importer and distributor of fine gold
and jewelry products has purchased the assets of T. Sardelli &...
Beaches, easy access not always enough
Despite our aversion to the bone-chilling temperatures of the past few weeks and the fact that we truly consider snow to be a four-letter...
Negative ads don’t always work
Could we possibly be seeing signs to suggest that negative campaigning – long thought to be the key to a candidate’s political survival –...
The war on poverty rages on
Henry Shelton usually finds his way into this space in early June, crusading for a summer job program for teenagers. A lifelong political...











