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JORDAN'S FURNITURE will move into the former home of Old Navy at the Warwick Mall, which was flooded in March 2010.  /

Jordan’s Furniture to open at the Warwick Mall

WARWICK – Jordan’s Furniture announced on Tuesday that it plans to open its first Rhode Island store at the Warwick Mall in the fall. Jordan’s...
THE ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL OF Rhode Island's Education Fund will honor four community conservation projects on May 12. /

Community conservation projects recognized

PROVIDENCE – Four community conservation projects have been selected to be honored with John H. Chafee Conservation Leadership Awards on May 12, Environment Council...

R.I. hires help for bond disclosure statements

PROVIDENCE – R.I. General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo said on Tuesday that Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP, a Washington, D.C.-based firm, has been selected...

Cape Wind power project wins U.S. backing for construction

WASHINGTON - The Cape Wind Energy Project won U.S. Interior Department approval of its construction plan in Massachusetts for the nation’s first offshore wind...
TERRY SULLIVAN began as the new director for The Nature Conservancy's Rhode Island division on April 11. /

Terry Sullivan named new head of R.I. Nature Conservancy

PROVIDENCE – Terry Sullivan has returned to a previously held position as the Rhode Island State Director for the Nature Conservancy, replacing Janet Coit...

Housing starts in U.S. increased 7.2% in March

WASHINGTON - A gain in March housing starts failed to make up for ground lost the prior month, as U.S. home builders continue to...
FILE PHOTO: The Obama administration on Tuesday will urge the U.S. Supreme Court to throw out the suit, arguing alongside American Electric Power Co., Xcel Energy Inc., Duke Energy Corp. and Southern Co. /

Obama joins AEP to fight climate suits with EPA ‘off its...

WASHINGTON - In 2004, eight states decided they wouldn’t wait for President George W. Bush to take steps against climate change. They sued to...

Kilmartin warns of data scam

PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin is urging consumers to screen emails carefully and not respond to requests for personal and account...

SEED loans $784K to R.I. businesses

TAUNTON – The South Eastern Economic Development Corp. recently loaned about $784,000 to six Rhode Island businesses. “I congratulate SEED for their continuing support of...

Sovereign shuffles retail, small-biz setup

BOSTON – Sovereign Bank says it is reorganizing its retail and small-business operations, centralizing oversight of product development, sales distribution and support in both...
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