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GERARD CATALA, former Providence City Council candidate and the president of the Providence NAACP, was arraigned Thursday on two charges of failing to file campaign finance reports during election season last year. / PBN FILE PHOTO

NAACP Providence president charged with campaign finance violations

PROVIDENCE – A former Providence City Council candidate and newly elected president of the city’s chapter of the NAACP has been charged with violating...

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to spend $1M to study Fox...

PROVIDENCE – Efforts to keep Providence’s iconic flood barrier on top of rising waters will get a $1 million boost from the U.S. Army...

Webster Bank reports $644M profit for 2022, boosted by Sterling merger

STAMFORD, Conn. – Webster Financial Corp. continues to reap financial benefits – and some extra costs – from a $10.3 billion merger with a...

BankRI parent reports $110M 2022 profit ahead of N.Y. acquisition

PROVIDENCE – Brookline Bancorp Inc. saw annual profits dip 4.9% just ahead of closing a $313 million deal to buy a New York bank. The...

Washington Trust reports $72M 2022 profit, record loans

WESTERLY –  Rising interest rates, typically a boon for banks’ bottom lines, weren’t enough to offset inflationary headwinds for Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., which...

Breeze announces R.I. job postings for new T.F. Green hub

PROVIDENCE – Breeze Airways is staffing up as it prepares to open a permanent base out of Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport in...

Coastal regulators again delay decision on controversial South Kingstown oyster farm

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A five-year battle over a new oyster and scallop farm in a local saltwater pond isn’t over, with coastal regulators opting to...

Citizens: Business climate dips below recession line as rate hikes take...

PROVIDENCE – Growth mode is over, at least for now. Citizens Financial Group Inc. on Tuesday reported that fourth-quarter business conditions nationwide and in Rhode...

Citizens leaders expect ‘moderate’ recession in 2023

PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. is preparing for a “moderate” recession in the year ahead, company leaders said in an earnings call Jan....

Five Questions With: Helen Anthony

Helen Anthony, who represents Ward 2 on the Providence City Council, was recently elected as chairperson of the council’s Committee on Finance. She was...
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