Patricia Daddona
Retreat ?pampers ?clients
The Retreat at Castle Hill by Farmaesthetics is about luxuriating in the natural order of things.
For its mostly upscale clients, the partnership between Castle...
Nut products lure sharks
About seven years ago, when Dennis Iannotti ran a vitamin-supplement store in North Providence, he sold a brand of fortified peanut butter that didn't...
Lifelong passion helps Loren Hope sparkle
From an early age, the glimmer of vintage jewelry captured 30-year-old Loren Barham's attention, but the link between artistry and entrepreneurship wasn't always clear...
Domestic violence programs getting $1M from federal gov’t
WASHINGTON – The federal government has awarded Rhode Island more than $1 million to help fund family violence prevention providers.
The U.S. Department of Health...
UMass picks Meehan to lead 5-school system, first alum to do...
BOSTON – Martin T. Meehan, chancellor of his alma mater, the University of Massaschusetts Lowell, has been elected today as the 27th president of...
Tennis Hall of Fame about to re-open after $3M facelift
NEWPORT – The museum at the International Tennis Hall of Fame re-opens May 20 with an interactive thrust, following a six-month, $3 million renovation.
The...
Elorza serves up lunch
PROVIDENCE – Providence Mayor Jorge O. Elorza surprised more than 70 members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence South Side Clubhouse with...
UWRI, Books Are Wings team for book drive
PROVIDENCE – The United Way of Rhode Island and Books Are Wings are launching their fourth annual Children’s Book Drive today, May 1, through...
Volunteers clean beaches for Earth Week
PROVIDENCE – Nearly 500 volunteers collected 7,783 pounds of trash during Earth Week beach cleanups organized by Save The Bay.
Founded in 1970, Save The...
Five Questions With: William F. Hanna
William F. Hanna, president of the Old Colony Historical Society’s board of directors in Taunton, was elected to his post on April 16. He...
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