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THE ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT and recreation sector led the improvement last month, the ISM said. Above, Rosanne Cedroni visits Gallery Z on Federal Hill on Nov. 15 during the monthly Gallery Night Providence. /

Business up in non-manufacturing industries

TEMPE, Ariz. – The U.S. non-manufacturing sector expanded in April for the first time this year, surprising analysts, according to a report today from...
DIESEL PRICES in Rhode Island fell 1 cent to $4.399, in their first weekly decline of the past month, AAA said. Above, truckers fuel their rigs last month at a truck stop in Evenston, Wyo. /

Gas rises 2¢, diesel falls 1¢ in R.I.

PROVIDENCE – “Gasoline prices are up another 2 cents this week, the sixth consecutive week of increases but the smallest one-week increase in the...
THE CONDO TOWERS at Waterplace, being developed by Intercontinental Real Estate Corp., are one of several developments in progress on parcels Capital Properties owns in the Capital Center district of Providence. /

Capital Properties 1Q profit rises 6.3%

EAST PROVIDENCE – Capital Properties Inc. (Amex: CPI) posted a first-quarter profit of $404,000, a 6.3-percent increase from the year-ago period’s $380,000, on revenue...
FLOODING LIKE this along the Pocasset River in Johnston, Cranston and Providence has increased in recent decades, damaging homes, businesses, roads and bridges. /

NRCS developing plan to stop Pocasset River flooding

Working with money earmarked by U.S. Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI), a federal agency recently completed a study aimed at stopping flooding of the Pocasset...

MWRA finds no trace of drugs in supply test

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority reported this month that its supply is free of pharmaceutical pollutants reportedly found in water supplies throughout...

Fitch gives ‘AAA’ rating to water finance agency

CHICAGO – Fitch Ratings last week assigned a ‘AAA’ rating to the Rhode Island Clean Water Finance Agency’s $35.8 million safe drinking water revolving...
JOHN E. SAWYER, information systems manager at Patridge Snow & Hahn, works with servers similar to ones that automatically direct faxes to a user’s e-mail inbox. /

Companies go paperless for ‘green’ benefits, efficiency

It’s a common occurrence: A 25-page document is faxed to a law firm and a copy is made – one is delivered to an...

Earth Day every day?

How recently has your office implemented a recycling program? • We have no recycling program – 25.0% • In the past year – 12.5% •...

NSTAR 1Q earnings rise 23.9%

BOSTON – Natural gas and electric utility NSTAR (NYSE: NST) reported a first-quarter profit of $59.24 million, a 23.9-percent increase from the year-ago $47.82...

2 affordable projects win healthy housing honors

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Two urban projects, Callaghan Gardens in Pawtucket and the Parkis North Elmwood Revitalization Project in Providence, received “green” awards yesterday at...
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