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During its decade-long existence, the Rhode Island Manufacturing Extension Service has helped businesses function more efficiently. It is credited with increasing or retaining...
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Editorial Cartoon: Immigration Reform

By J. Spencer, Philadelphia Business Journal Beneath the headline "Immigration Reform" stands the Statue of Liberty, her right hand raised on high. But this statue...
'WE WANTED to work together ... we wanted to be outside,' Marcellot recalls. They saw their herb farm as 'a passion we could share.' /

Gardening drives couple’s passion

If you drive out to the Seekonk/Attleboro border, you can find Michel and Judy Marcellot “following their bliss” at the nearly four-acre Seven Arrows...
'WE CANNOT graduate enough students to fill the demands of the industry,' says Prof. Frederick Gould, who was recently honored as the ASC's Outstanding Educator of the Year.  /

Prof raises awareness for construction ed

Frederick Gould, Roger Williams University’s Ahlborg professor of construction management, was honored as ASC Outstanding Educator of the Year at the International Conference of...
AL LUBRANO runs a business and spends a big part of his spare time advocating for manufacturers at the state and national levels. /

Manufacturers’ leader sees<br> industry in peril

Along with running a 200-employee manufacturing company, Al Lubrano spends about a third of his free time advocating for manufacturers, especially in terms of...
RHODES IN THE PAWTUXET: The river that gave the Cranston banquet hall its name surrounds the facility after the April storm. /

R.I. disaster declared for April 15 storm

WASHINGTON – President George W. Bush has declared that a major disaster exists in Rhode Island in the wake of the April 15 to...

DEM offers self-certification for scrap yards

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Environmental management is inviting auto salvage yards to take part in a voluntary program to help the businesses...

4th Frontiers of Health Care conference<br> to focus on uses, perils of...

PROVIDENCE – Brown University will host a free one-day conference entitled “The Promise and Policy Implications of Personalized Medicine,” focusing on the use of...
RICHARD SCHLOESSER will oversee U.S. operations at the  Japanese-owned Toray Plastics (America), a subsidiary of Toray Industries. /

Toray names first American executive VP

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Toray Plastics (America) Inc., a subsidiary of Japan-based Toray Industries, has promoted 17-year company veteran Richard Schloesser to the position...

Sales of existing homes fall 2.7%

WASHINGTON – Sales of existing homes nationwide unexpectedly fell in April, according to a report today from the National Association of Realtors. Total existing-home sales...
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