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McGonagle posthumously named 2022 Financial Literacy Educator of the Year
PROVIDENCE – Former Cranston High School East teacher Meaghan McGonagle was recently posthumously honored as Rhode Island’s 2022 Financial Literacy Educator of the Year,...
JPMorgan survey: Business leaders’ economic outlook plunges to historic low
PROVIDENCE – Business leaders’ economic outlook has plunged to historic lows amid inflation and supply chain woes, according to a survey from JPMorgan Chase...
Breeze Airways postpones start to new direct flights out of T.F....
PROVIDENCE – Supply chain snafus and staffing shortages have forced Breeze Airways to postpone several of its direct routes out of Rhode Island T.F....
Senate Majority Leader McCaffrey will not seek reelection after 28 years...
PROVIDENCE – A veteran Democratic leader in the R.I. Statehouse is stepping down after nearly three decades in office.
Senate Majority Leader Michael McCaffrey, D-Warwick,...
R.I. Supreme Court rejects challenge to India Point Park power line...
PROVIDENCE – A decadeslong battle over where the power lines above India Point Park should go appears to have ended, with the R.I. Supreme...
Five Questions With: Ernest Almonte
How does your financial background, including as the state’s auditor general, apply to your new role?
As the auditor general, I oversaw audits and...
McKee signs Providence pension bond bill
PROVIDENCE – State leaders have given the capital city the green light to borrow half a billion dollars to pay off its longstanding pension...
Interim leader of Middletown manufacturer given role permanently
MIDDLETOWN – Middletown manufacturer KVH Industries Inc. on Wednesday named Brent C. Bruun as the company’s CEO and president, according to a news release.
Bruun...
I-195 Commission hears dueling proposals for vacant Fox Point property
PROVIDENCE – A 10-story tower of luxury, owner-occupied condos or a financial service firm’s new corporate headquarters.
These were the competing projects for a swath...
Revised offshore wind bill leaves utility payment up to state regulators
PROVIDENCE - First it was 2%. Than zero.
Now, the financial incentive for Rhode Island’s primary utility company to buy more offshore wind power is...
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