Rhonda Miller
Pets are often part of senior moves
Moving to a retirement or assisted-living community is a major lifestyle change sometimes eased when a beloved pet is part of the move. While...
Campaign seeks to lure out-of-state firms to city
One way to convince a small business to move to Providence is to “bribe your boss,” a somewhat light-hearted – yet pointed – take...
Providence sues Santander over alleged discriminatory lending
(Updated, 3:26 p.m.)
PROVIDENCE – The city has filed a federal lawsuit against Santander Bank alleging that the financial institution ?discriminated against the city’s minority...
Five Questions With: Stephen Primiano
Stephen W. Primiano is the health care specialist for Starkweather & Shepley Insurance Brokerage and is responsible for implementing effective risk management portfolios for...
AG warns of debit card scam
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin has put out a warning to alert bank customers about the latest debit card scam,...
SEED Corp. receives Rockland grant
TAUNTON – South Eastern Economic Development Corp. has received a $25,000 grant from Rockland Trust Community Development Corp. to provide financial counseling to low-...
Navigant sponsors financial education fair
SMITHFIELD – More than 175 students in 8th grade at Vincent J. Gallagher Middle School participated in the 9th annual CU4 Reality Financial Education...
Levine joins RISCO<br> as Florida president
EAST PROVIDENCE – Mark I. Levine has joined East Providence-based RISCO Insurance Brokerage as president of Florida operations to lead the firm’s expansion into...
Wave energy a tantalizing prospect
It seems natural in the Ocean State that engineering companies and university researchers would sooner or later zero in on the mission to harvest...
Rain barrels are again in vogue
When it rains, some people aren’t content to just let all that water fall to earth – they’re collecting it in rain barrels.
“It saves...
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