Monday, September 14, 2026

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U.S. Sen. Jack Reed announced grants to Rhode Island to help the homeless and help clean up Narragansett Bay. /

Reed announces social service, <br>environmental grants

WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Jack Reed today announced nearly $500,000 worth of federal grants to benefit the homeless in Rhode Island, as well as...

Mass. payrolls grow by 8,200 in June

BOSTON – Bay State payrolls grew last month by 8,200 workers or 0.25 percent, accelerating from May’s revised gain of 2,300 jobs or 0.7...
THE DAIRY FARM, owned by the same family for more than a century, uses sand bedding in the free-stall barn where its 130-head herd of cows is housed. /

Wright’s Farm named top dairy in R.I.

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Environmental Management announced yesterday that Wright’s Dairy Farm of North Smithfield has been named the 2007 Outstanding Dairy...
U.S. SALES of existing homes in June were 3.8% lower than in the month before and 11.4% slower than in June 2006. Above, Realtor Betsy Heller, left, shows a home in the tony Rancho Santa Fe section of San Diego to prospective buyer Lauren Grizzle. /

Existing home sales fall 3.8% but prices rise

WASHINGTON – Sales of existing homes nationwide fell in June, to the slowest pace in five years, but prices edged up as inventories eased,...

Cross sees double-digit sales, profit growth in 2Q

LINCOLN – Showing continued financial strength, A.T. Cross Co. (AMEX: ATX) today reported a second-quarter profit of $990,000, more than double its posted...

Mass. landscape preservation series<br> adds guide to public-private partnerships

BOSTON – Preserving historic landscapes through the use of public-private partnerships is the subject of a new publication from the Office of Cultural Resources...
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Dollar falls to record low against the euro

Speculation that the subprime mortgage crisis is spreading drove the dollar to a record low against that euro today, while pushing it down to...
BACK-TO-SCHOOL shopping may help boost sales this month by as much as 3% above July 2006, the ICSC-UBS report said. Above,  at a Costco in San Diego, shopper Rick Heimer picks up a vacuum cleaner to add to a cart that already includes a big-screen TV. /

Retail sales declined 0.2% last week

NEW YORK – Sales at U.S. retail stores open at least one year declined a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent over the past week, reversing...

Warwick joins EPA initiative for energy efficiency

WARWICK – The City of Warwick is one of 30 New England communities, and the only one in Rhode Island, to join a U.S....

Home sales, prices in Mass. still falling

BOSTON – Single-family and condominium sales in Massachusetts fell in June, continuing the slump that started last year, despite the advent of what is...
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