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R.I. Public Utilities Commission approves $53.4 million natural gas project

PROVIDENCE – National Grid will continue upgrades to Rhode Island’s natural gas distribution system under a $53.4 million plan approved last week by the...

Gas prices down for the first time since late January

PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices were down by a penny this week, the first decrease locally since late January, AAA Southern New England reported Monday....

Oil rises after military strikes against Libya, Mideast unrest

LONDON - Oil climbed as allied air strikes in Libya threatened to prolong a supply outage in Africa’s third-biggest producer and renewed concern that...
All in: Kim Ward, Twin River director of public and community affairs, in the VIP Lounge, one of several meeting areas at the facility. /

Slots a draw, but Twin River all-in on service

Slot machines and virtual blackjack tables as far as the eye can see can be an asset to attracting competitive meeting and convention dollars....

Five Questions With: Robin Main

Robin Main has a long career in environmental law. So when the Rhode Island chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council asked her to...

ESS opens Virginia office

EAST PROVIDENCE – Environmental consulting and engineering firm the ESS Group Inc. announced this week the opening of an office in Hampton, Va. The East...
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES (WN) continued to be the leading airline for passenger traffic at T.F. Green in February. For a larger version of this image, CLICK HERE. /

T.F. Green passengers continue to decline

WARWICK – Passenger numbers at the T.F. Green airport declined 3.71 percent in February compared to the same month in 2010. The airport saw 9,549...
THE CITY of Providence and IBM will work to develop a computerized land management system to develop the Knowledge District in the capital city. /

IBM, Providence to collaborate on computerized land management system

PROVIDENCE – The city of Providence and IBM will work to develop a computerized land management system to develop the so-called Knowledge District of...

U.S. seeks bids for $2.4 billion in rail grants Florida rejected

WASHINGTON - States seeking money for high-speed rail projects will be allowed to compete for the $2.4 billion in grants that Florida rejected, U.S....

Gas prices continue to rise but less drastically

PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices in Rhode Island continued to rise on Monday, but at less-drastic clip than witnessed in recent weeks. AAA Southern New England’s...
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