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Sovereign seen unaffected by European fiscal woes

By this time next year, Sovereign Bank will have completed its national transformation to Santander Bank, part of the Spanish-owned Banco Santander SA,...
FISHY BUSINESS: Seafreeze Ltd., in North Kingstown, is among the businesses concerned about out-of-state fishermen depleting the local fishing quota. Above, warehouse workers Andrew Terry, left, and Sam Fusco. / PBN PHOTO/CATIA CUEN

DEM considers pair-trawling regs

This past winter, Rhode Island fishermen made it clear new rules for dealing with the Atlantic herring stock were needed for state waters. They...
"Our program activity has picked up." / COURTESY SBDC

Five Questions With: Adriana I. Dawson

Adriana I. Dawson is the state director of the Rhode Island Small Business Development Center at Johnson & Wales University. She is responsible for...

Rockland sponsors advancing Women’s Excellence Program

WARWICK – This year marks the fourth consecutive year that Rockland Trust has acted as lead sponsor of the Advancing Women's Excellence conference, which...

Bauer: People’s Credit Union gets 5 stars

MIDDLETOWN – BauerFinancial Inc., a credit union rating and research firm, has recognized People’s Credit Union as a 5-Star Superior credit union. A...
FROM LEFT: Rick Lewis, network support specialist for BCSB; Nick DeBaggis assistant vice president/network infrastructure officer with BCSB; Mike Murteira, network security specialist at BCSB; Pvt. Ryan Hetu of the National Guard's Company C, 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry Regiment and Liz Yebba, vice president/iInformation systems & technology at BCSB, help box food items and hygiene products the bank collected for the troops. / COURTESY BCSB

BCSB donates to troops in Afghanistan

TAUNTON – Bristol County Savings Bank employees recently held a “Drive For Local Troops,” resulting in a collection of 321 pounds of food items...
COURTESY WOOD-PAWCATUCK WATERSHED ASSOCIATIONHOLDING WATER: An artist's rendering of the completed Horseshoe Falls fish ladder construction. The project is aimed at restoring some of the region's rivers to their pre-Colonial condition.

Building a future from the past

For the past several years Christopher J. Fox has been turning the hands of time backward. His mission has been to restore some of...
NATURAL RESOURCE: Robert C. Atwood, president/CEO of Resource Control Associates, founded his company 25 years ago. The company has provided consulting and engineering services for more than 50 municipalities in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Firm leaves no stones left unturned

Like many professionals, Robert C. Atwood enjoyed his work but had the desire to have his own business. “The company I was working for...

Feds looking to support innovation, job growth

As much as the 38 Studios LLC collapse seems to have dimmed the state’s appetite for investing in startups or other early stage companies,...
PERFECTLY CLEAR: Benjamin Thomas, a photographer who owns a gallery, says designating an arts district in Wickford would be a economic boon for the bay-side village. / PBN PHOTO/CATIA CUEN

Looking for every advantage

Beth Kiepert appreciates that her jewelry and gift shop is located at 420 Main St. in Warren, within the boundary of the Warren Arts...
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