Thursday, September 17, 2026

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EDA selects Point Judith, New Bedford for study

WARWICK – Point Judith and New Bedford are two of the six regional ports that the U.S. Economic Development Administration has selected for an...

U.S. economy: Confidence decreases to a three-month low

WASHINGTON - Confidence among U.S. consumers dropped more than forecast in March as fuel costs surged to the highest level in more than two...

Somerset Station, 12 properties in Swansea up for sale

SOMERSET – The Somerset Station power plant, which owner NRG Energy chose not to seek a permit to reopen in February, has been put...
THE R.I. Economic Development Corporation awarded a $200,000 grant to a 10 to 15 megawatt solar-power project at a former East Providence landfill on Monday. /

R.I. EDC approves grant, loan for solar-power project, Bristol repair shop

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Economic Development Corporation awarded a $200,000 grant to a 10 to 15 megawatt solar-power project at a former East Providence...
GASOLINE PRICES ROSE by 1 cent in Rhode Island and fell by the same amount in Massachusetts, AAA Southern New England said on March 28. /

Gas prices note little change locally

PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices rose by one penny in Rhode Island and dropped by the same amount in Massachusetts compared with last week, AAA...

R.I. needs disaster plan for transportation

One year ago, Rhode Island was dealing with record-setting rain and devastating flooding. While many businesses and homeowners were affected, perhaps the most unexpected...
DOING THEIR PART: Chris Cullion, an employee with DiSanto Priest & Co., picks up a piece of trash during a Save The Bay cleanup last year. The company encourages its employees to help with beach cleanups. /

Businesses dive into beach cleanup

Save The Bay has earned a reputation as one of the most well-respected environmental organizations in Rhode Island, thanks in large measure to a...
Jimmy Vangyzen, of Michael Perri & Sons Inc., digs test holes at a Providence property where the company is installing a new septic system. The R.I. Department of Environmental Management has begun notifying owners of cesspools near the coast or drinking water supplies that they must remove their cesspools by the end of 2012, under a 2007 state law. Ultimately, the department expects some 3,000 cesspools will have to go, which could translate to a bump in business for companies like Warwick’s Perri & Sons that install replacement options. /

Doing the dirty work their forte

Jimmy Vangyzen, of Michael Perri & Sons Inc., digs test holes at a Providence property where the company is installing a new septic system....
BACK ON TRACK: Wendy Field and Scott Dickerson are the owners of SD Concept Engineering in West Warwick. Ravaged by flooding, the company has begun to find its footing. /

After the waters recede, slow, painful recovery

(Editor’s note: This is the third installment in an occasional series on SD Concept Engineering Inc.’s efforts to recover from the March 2010 floods) All...
RISING PRESSURE: Shanix Technology Inc. experienced $1.4 million in damage during the March 2010 floods. Like many 
companies hit hardest, Shanix did not have flood insurance and had to tap its own resources to recover. /

No washing away these memories

Ron Nunes must look only across his construction yard to see the remains of the March 2010 floods. Intermingled with the trees and brush...
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