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Public investment has dual potential

While government is often derided as being an impediment to progress, a project coming to fruition in Attleboro is proving that government also can...

Small steps needed to create big gains

As the economic downturn continues to take its toll on the nation’s biggest businesses, it is more important than ever that small businesses have...

The crisis is here, action is required

Last week, Rhode Island received word that all the painful budget cuts enacted by Gov. Donald L. Carcieri and the General Assembly will leave...

Some old ideas retain their relevancy

Nostalgia is not often equated with the most innovative thinking. But in the case of smart growth principles, the two are quite well matched. In...

Public investment can be done well

It may be difficult to work up enthusiasm for a project nicknamed the “Subway for Sewage,” but the truth is, it is genuinely exciting. The...

Some good things come in threes

Even as the state and nation face an uncertain economic future, three local projects hold out the promise of a brighter tomorrow for the...

For U.S. Senate: Jack Reed

Rare is the elected official in these polarized times who commands respect on both sides of the aisle, but Jack Reed is just such...

For U.S. President: John McCain

Based on his comprehensive policy positions relative to business, Providence Business News endorses U.S. Sen. John S. McCain III, R-Ariz., for president of the...

Time to end drama over city library

Public soap operas can be fun to watch – for a while. But we have had enough of “As the Library Turns.” The basic...

Compromise needed for historic projects

Redeveloping historic buildings is always a delicate proposition, balancing commercial, preservation and neighborhood interests. Thus it is not surprising that the plan to redevelop...
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