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Washington Trust announces photo winner
WESTERLY – Washington Trust and Rhode Island Monthly have announced that “Corey T,” a photo taken by Eric Wertheimer, of Wakefield, is the recent...
More than $1M in training grants available to businesses
PROVIDENCE – Up to $1.2 million in matching grant funds will be made available to Rhode Island businesses for incumbent worker training. The announcement...
Competition to award more than $200K in prizes
PROVIDENCE – More than $200,000 on cash and prizes will be at stake at this year’s Rhode Island Business Plan Competition. The largest publicly...
KLR named a top U.S. accounting firm
PROVIDENCE – Accounting Today named Providence-based Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co., Ltd., one of the Top 100 accounting firms in the United States.
The...
I-195 commission frees 1.7 acres for development
In order to get the maximum use out of the 40 acres that make up the footprint of the former Interstate 195 land in...
Colleges, businesses profiting from partnerships
Not long ago corporate sponsorship at local colleges most often would mean a financial contribution to help with a particular event or to support...
Moody’s downgrades Providence to ‘Baa1’
NEW YORK - The city of Providence’s general obligation rating was downgraded from ‘A3’ to ‘Baa1’ by Moody’s Investors Service – a globally recognized...
Five Questions With: Malcolm A. Makin
Malcolm A. Makin is the president of Professional Planning Group, a financial planning and investment advisory firm which he founded in 1976. In 1989,...
Mansfield Bank donates $5,000 to Habitat
MANSFIELD – On March 19, the Mansfield Bank Charitable Foundation donated $5,000 to Old Colony Habitat for Humanity Monday, to support the construction of...
Centreville Bank wants donations for local food banks
WEST WARWICK – The Centreville Bank is asking employees and customers to join together in response to the shortage of paper goods at local...
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