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BEAUMONT SOLAR completed a 61.1-kilowatt solar energy array on the roof of New Bedford's Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in December 2011, one of five municipal projects the firm has done recently and one reason it has grown in the last seven years from 11 employees to 35. / COURTESY BEAUMONT SOLAR CO.

N.B. solar energy installer grows as city invests in renewables

NEW BEDFORD - Solar power is picking up steam in New Bedford and Mayor Jon Mitchell, state energy officials, education leaders and business executives...

Five Questions With: Rheo Brouillard

Rheo A. Brouillard has been CEO and president of Savings Institute Bank & Trust Co. since 1995. He has been CEO and president...

Citizens accepting applications for grants

BOSTON – The Citizens Bank Foundation is accepting applications for its Growing Communities initiative in Massachusetts. The bank will award up to $150,000 in...

Hedge Fund Association forms advisory board

NEW YORK – The Hedge Fund Association has formed a new academic advisory board to educate students about the industry. Hedge fund managers and...

SCORE sponsors disaster recovery workshop

WASHINGTON – Small businesses in Rhode Island still working to bounce back from damage from Hurricane Sandy can get assistance at a business continuity...
RHODE ISLAND GENERAL TREASURE GINA RAIMONDO and Rhode Island Society of Certified Public Accountants Executive Director Robert Mancini participated in a RISCPA meeting in Providence that showcased the work the volunteer Financial Coaching Corps.

Raimondo teams with<br> organizations on coaching

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Society of Certified Public Accountants, General Treasure Gina M. Raimondo and the Capital Good Fund are looking at ways...

Call-center to educate public on new exchange

HealthSourceRI customer-service agents will help set the tone for the reception the Affordable Care Act gets in Rhode Island when residents begin to phone...
FULL COUNT: Lisa Konicki, Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area Chamber of Commerce executive director, says that Westerly’s downtown is at the highest occupancy rate that it’s had during her tenure with the Chamber. / PBN PHOTO/BRIAN MCDONALD

Full-speed ahead only gear for Chamber&rsquo;s Konicki

Lisa Konicki is going full-speed ahead 17 years into her role as executive director of the Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area Chamber of Commerce. She’s on a...

Rule changes are seen restricting angel investing

Security and Exchange Commission rule changes that include requiring angel investors to file financial information with a third party in order to invest in...
THE PROPOSED WELCOME CENTER on the grounds of The Breakers in Newport has been rejected by the Newport Historic District Commission, although the Preservation Society of Newport County plans to appeal the decision.  / COURTESY PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF NEWPORT COUNTY AND EPSTEIN JOSLIN ARCHITECTS

Breakers welcome center rejected by historic district commission

NEWPORT – The Preservation Society of Newport County plans to appeal a decision by the Newport Historic District Commission that blocks construction of a...
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