Rhonda Miller
Marketplace keeps once-discarded items in use
The Ocean State has one landfill with an anticipated 25 years until it reaches capacity. Stretching its lifespan is clearly to the state’s benefit,...
Sawyer closing scatters students
Why the Sawyer School closed without notice at the end of December remains a mystery three months later to the state and 302 Rhode...
Fishing for coverage norm for some
Lindalee Jordan has diabetes. She has no health insurance. Still, she considers herself pretty lucky.
“Thankfully, my medicine can be in generic form. I take...
Five Questions With: Mark Meiklejohn
Mark Meiklejohn is president and CEO of Bank Rhode Island. Prior to joining BankRI in 2006, he held positions with Citizens Bank and Fleet...
Raimondo lauds students for financial literacy
SMITHFIELD – Fifth-graders at Old County Elementary School have completed a pilot financial literacy curriculum called Vault and earned recognition from Rhode Island General...
SBA, Experian hosting webinar
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration and Experian will host a webinar on BusinessIQ Express, a online cash flow management tool for...
Durfee students to take part in Credit for Life
FALL RIVER – The junior class at B.M.C. Durfee High School will participate in the school’s fourth annual Credit for Life Fair, intended to...
PCU receives five-star rating from Bauer
MIDDLETOWN – Bauer Financial Inc., a leading bank and credit union rating and research firm, has given People’s Credit Union a five-star rating, according...
Tech cos.’ bridge gap between work, community needs
Corporate time for employee volunteering is part of the structure at East Greenwich-based Bridge Technical Talent. Employees get one day a month to volunteer....
Firm’s community involvement helps keep clients coming
David M. Gilden made his connection with Providence as a Brown University student, then went to Boston to earn his law degree. But Rhode...
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