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Firm works to purge paperwork
David Piccoli had been working as a receptionist at the treatment clinic Discovery House in South Providence for only six months in 1991 when...
Farmers profit from move to locally grown produce
A growing appetite for locally grown food and a thriving network of farmers’ markets and farm stands are helping the state’s farmers weather a...
Artists thrive in redeveloped Pawtucket mill spaces
From Sept. 19-21, more than 80 mill artists and businesses at 10 locations in Pawtucket will open their doors for the annual Pawtucket Open...
Five Questions With: Brian Jepson
Brian Jepson is a well-known figure in the Rhode Island tech community, particularly for his involvement with the Providence Geeks and AS220, as well...
‘Spidering’ expands state’s online job listings
Rhode Island Red, a free online job-search tool created by the R.I. Department of Labor and Training, more than quadrupled its job listings recently...
Local firm used for Olympics’ turf fields
PROVIDENCE – As viewers worldwide watch athletes compete on new artificial turf at the Beijing Olympics, they can thank a Rhode Island company for...
Study: Inbox ads can build brand awareness
Advertising on Internet users’ e-mail Inboxes does a better job than previously thought of making consumers aware of a brand, according to a new...
Nestor, Del. DOT extend contract
PROVIDENCE – The Del. Department of Transportation (DOT) has extended its contract with Nestor Traffic Systems for the company’s CrossingGuard traffic-signal system by three...
AT&T creates mobile application competition
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. - AT&T and three technology groups today launched Fast-Pitch New England, an “American Idol”-style competition for developers of mobile phone applications.
AT&T says...
Teachers see businesses from the inside
At Teknor Apex, a high-tech firm in Pawtucket, Tom Holstein is working on the cutting edge of commercial technology as part of a research...
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