Nancy Lavin
Providence lawsuit raises question of tenant rights in TSAs
PROVIDENCE – Whether the anchor tenant of the Wexford Science & Technology building gets to benefit from the tax deal between the owner and...
Providence mayoral candidates talk housing, education in Rotary forum
PROVIDENCE – Whether it's public safety perceptions, a struggling public school system or a housing scarcity, each of the three Providence mayoral candidates each...
Fidelity: Record retirement savings rates continue despite falling stock market
PROVIDENCE – A volatile stock market hasn’t deterred people from socking away money for retirement, with 401(k) savings rates at record levels despite market-induced...
R.I. pension fund adds $345M in July
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island pension system added $345 million in the first month of fiscal 2023 with a 3.47% return rate, according to...
BankNewport donates $15K to Crossroads, Providence Center
NEWPORT – BankNewport recently awarded $15,000 in grants to Crossroads Rhode Island and The Providence Center, according to a news release.
The grant to The...
People’s Credit Union awards Centennial Scholarships to high school graduates
MIDDLETOWN – People’s Credit Union recently announced the recipients of its centennial high school scholarship program.
The $1,000-apiece Centennial Scholarship program benefits high school graduates pursuing...
Providence reparations group approves final recommendations
PROVIDENCE – Not only African and indigenous residents, but those who live in certain neighborhoods or make below a certain amount of money, regardless...
Analysis: Pawtucket soccer stadium could leave state $52M in the hole
PAWTUCKET – The soccer stadium that would anchor a proposed riverfront development in Pawtucket could leave the state $52 million in the hole after...
Citizens Financial Group finances $67M Florida construction loan
PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. recently financed a $67.3 million construction loan for a Florida student housing project, according to a news release.
The...
Schools, attorneys divided on Biden’s proposed sweeping Title IX changes
When then-President Barack Obama rocked the education world with his “Dear Colleague” letter in 2011, Kara Larsen wasn’t paying much attention.
The revolutionary guidance on...
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