U.S. shoppers increased spending tepidly last month as anxiety over the...
WASHINGTON (AP) – US shoppers stepped up their spending a just bit in February after a sharp pullback the previous month, signaling that Americans are shopping more...
Diaz named director of women’s behavioral health at Women & Infants
PROVIDENCE – Dr. Zobeida Diaz was recently appointed division director of women’s behavioral health at Women & Infants Hospital.
Diaz has served as interim director...
Five Questions With: Dr. Paul Wallace
Dr. Paul Wallace was recently named medical director of The Providence Center. He has been assistant medical director at the facility since October 2023...
CVS Weight Management participants achieve more than 15% weight loss
WOONSOCKET – Participants in the CVS Weight Management program achieved more than 15% weight loss on average, according to program results recently released by...
Newport Mental Health celebrates 60th anniversary
MIDDLETOWN – Newport Mental Health recently marked its 60th anniversary with an annual meeting at the Wyndham Newport Hotel.
The event brought 80 supporters, partners...
Local communities keeping McCoy Stadium alive with donated seats
PAWTUCKET – Tradition and baseball are two things East Providence City Council President Robert P. Rodericks fully understands and appreciates.
Rodericks’ son, Bobby, leads the...
SEC filing of the week: Pangaea Logistics ends 2024 with a...
NEWPORT – Pangaea Logistics Solutions Ltd. earned a profit of $29 million for 2024, a 10% increase from $26.3 million a year ago.
In its...
RIFC re-signs GM, coach Smith to multiyear extension
PAWTUCKET – Khano Smith is staying in the Ocean State to lead Rhode Island FC for the foreseeable future.
The professional soccer club announced late...
Should colleges lose federal funding because they allowed campus protests over...
Brown University is one of 60 colleges across the U.S. that have been put on notice by the U.S. Department of Education for possible...
Boston Federal Reserve: ‘Mostly tepid’ office market a concern
BOSTON – The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston says commercial real estate activity in New England remains mostly flat as the office sector continues...
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