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­Christopher Niezreck

$2B buyoff to cancel offshore wind is bad deal

The U.S. is in a bizarre situation in 2026: It’s facing a looming energy shortage, yet the Trump administration is making deals to pay...

The team makes it all work

Many years ago, a musician was giving a concert in an old church. At intermission, he went behind the organ to rest. There, he...
Christian Waugh

You can change your emotions in a 2-step process that takes...

Picture Gigi, having a chat with her boss, when the meeting takes a sharp turn. Gigi’s boss tells her that her work has been...

Five Questions With: Kira Greene

Kira Greene is a founding agent for Compass Providence, where she specializes in residential real estate, relocation services and luxury properties. She joined Compass...

Should a North Kingstown country club be allowed to keep an...

Attorney General Peter F. Neronha on May 12 filed a lawsuit against Quidnessett Country Club, accusing the private golf club of building an unpermitted...

Five Questions With: Susan Martins-Phipps

Susan Martins-Phipps serves as Realtor emeritus at the Phipps Team at Compass Inc. Previously, she served as chairperson of the Rhode Island Association of...

Rhode Island’s future is standing inside the URI Engineering Building 

Last week, I saw something the state needs to pay much closer attention to when I arrived at the University of Rhode Island College of Engineering Capstone Showcase.  The future...

Will plans to boost the number of charging stations across the...

The state on May 4 said it will soon begin installing 102 new electric-vehicle charging stations and more than 200 charging ports across Rhode...
Dr. Sapna Chowdhry / PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Five Questions With: Dr. Sapna Chowdhry

Dr. Sapna Chowdhry Medical director, Rhode Island Public Health Institute and Open Door Health 1. What drew you to this leadership role at Open Door Health,...
ICONIC PIECE: Artist Brendan Murphy is pictured with his BOONJI astronaut, a character who launches and never returns after landing in the BOONJI galaxy. Murphy started his latest tour in Providence with his Love Matters sculptures, the first of which was unveiled April 30 at Brown University near where he grew up.
COURTESY BRENDAN MURPHY

Artist Brendan Murphy unveils Love Matters sculpture in Providence

BRENDAN MURPHY has made a name for himself on the international art stage and in May the contemporary artist and Providence native returned home...
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