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Im-aj honored for R.I. Housing, Crossroads ads

Im-aj Communications and Design has been honored in the Service Industry Advertising Awards, a national competition, for television ads it created for Rhode Island...

Tougher DEM fines make a lot of sense

If the R.I. Department of Environmental Management has its way this year, the penalties for serious environmental and hazardous-waste violations – and for failing...
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Behavioral health parity<br> helps patients, saves costs

There is considerable discussion these days about the factors that drive up health care costs. But there is one factor that contributes only modestly,...
FROM LEFT, Michael Fanton, executive director of Ronald McDonald House, Bill Stamp and Karla Young, of the R.I. Farm Bureau, center, and Linda King, house manager of the Ronald McDonald House in Providence. /

Food drive aids Ronald McDonald House

As part of Food Check-Out Week, the R.I. Farm Bureau sponsored a food drive on behalf of Ronald McDonald House, a nonprofit that provides...
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Celebrating 70 years of radio

A new exhibit at Brown University celebrates 70 years of student radio. It includes photos, posters, stickers and an audio documentary chronicling students’ reasons for...
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R.I. union membership rate<br> is 11th in U.S., 2nd in N.E.

CRANSTON – Union membership in Rhode Island last year declined by 3,000 workers, but the state still had the second-highest membership rate in New...
THE CENTRAL FALLS school district, among others, might have to join the state health insurance plan if the measure passes.  /

Bill would make schools<br> join state insurance plan

STATE HOUSE – A bill introduced in the General Assembly by Rep. Jan P. Malik (D-Dist. 67, Warren, Barrington), would require school districts to...
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Pa. firm plans distribution center<br> in Johnston

JOHNSTON – Local, state and company officials joined in announcing plans by West Chester, Pa.-based transportation and logistics firm A. Duie Pyle Inc. to...
THE CONSERVATORY, at 12,000 square feet, with a 40-foot ceiling, is New England's largest indoor public garden. Above, a palm soars behind a flowering bird of paradise.  /

Rogers Williams Park’s new conservatory opens

PROVIDENCE – Mayor David N. Cicilline, Parks Supt. Alix R. Ogden and other dignitaries today joined in opening the new conservancy at the Roger...
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DEM revises rules for used-oil handling

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Environmental Management has changed its rules for companies that handle used or waste oil. “The amended regulations provide...
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