FarSounder moves to In-Sight building in Warwick
WARWICK – FarSounder Inc. today announced it has moved to a 4,200-square-foot facility at 43 Jefferson Blvd., at the In-Sight Office Building.
The new...
Comments sought on ‘Providence Tomorrow’ plan
PROVIDENCE – An interim Comprehensive Plan, the next step in the “Providence Tomorrow” initiative to determine the future of the city’s neighborhoods, is available...
Sales of new U.S. homes drop in January
New-home sales fell 16.6 percent in January to an annual rate that is the lowest since February 2003, according to a report today by...
U.S. durable goods orders fall 7.8 percent
WASHINGTON – New orders for manufactured durable goods decreased $17.1 billion or 7.8 percent in January to $203.9 billion, after rising 2.8 percent in...
R.I. honored as No. 2 in e-prescribing
PROVIDENCE – Gov. Donald L. Carcieri today accepted a 2007 Safe-Rx Award on behalf of Rhode Island, which the contest ranked second nationwide in...
Brown math prof wins national honors
PHILADELPHIA – Brown University’s Chi-Wang Shu, a professor in the division of applied mathematics, has been awarded the 2007 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science...
R.I. residents favor <br>gambling rights for Narragansetts
DARTMOUTH – Rhode Island residents say, 2 to 1, that Congress should grant the Narragansett Indian Tribe the right to conduct gaming on its...
Paint makers must pay for R.I. lead cleanup
PROVIDENCE – Today at noon, Superior Court Judge Michael A. Silverstein ruled that Sherwin-Williams Co. and other former makers of lead paint must pay...
IRS: Many R.I. taxpayers overlook phone refund
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service is urging Ocean State taxpayers to see whether they qualify for this year’s special one-time telephone excise tax refund....
Brown to raise $10M for urban schools
PROVIDENCE – Brown University will raise a $10 million endowment for Providence schoolchildren, as part of its response to last fall’s report by the...
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