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Cliff Walk year-round attraction
Newport’s dramatically perched Cliff Walk has been restored – and some say improved – since the damage inflicted by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012....
Westerly singers raise Ocean State’s profile abroad
Performing in concert halls in Vienna, Prague and Budapest in July, Andrew Howell and the Chorus of Westerly showcased the talent and training of...
Tablets improve fluke data
When charter-boat captain Steven Anderson takes a group of fishermen out from the Port of Galilee in Narragansett on his 31-foot boat Bare Bones,...
Looking for personal approach to help small biz grow
Mark Stewart has a vision to make “extreme customer service” the priority of the restructured Rhode Island Small Business Development Center.
His strategy is...
HCH Enterprises is finally profiting at home
Although Henry C. Hodge began his information technology career as a defense contractor in the Washington, D.C., area, his technical expertise led him to...
IT employers look to connect schools to jobs
(Updated, Aug. 12, 9:07 a.m.)
Information technology professionals concerned about the shortage of skilled computer science employees in the Rhode Island workforce are taking action...
Tougher stance against corruption still needed in R.I.
(Corrected, July 28, 12:22 p.m.)
Phil West spent years working to shine a light on corruption in Rhode Island government as the leader of Common...
Social safety, thanks to new app
A new social media platform focused – literally with photos and video – on public safety has been developed by Middletown-based Vizsafe Inc. and...
New building takes climate change into account
As debate and warnings about climate change swirl, some architects are creating Rhode Island buildings that incorporate elements to address what has turned out...
Innovative lending needed to help ease financial crises
Melissa Kimmell didn’t expect to be in the spotlight as the voice of a middle-class family pushed into financial crisis by the challenges of...