Pawtucket fights to keep trash transfer station out
In the last few years, Pawtucket has made no secret of its plans to reinvent itself. In an effort to shed its image as...
Katrina spurs R.I. Bar to plan for disasters
Stories about New Orleans lawyers severely affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita prompted Rhode Island Bar Association President Thomas Lyons to make emergency preparedness...
Item subsidiary to focus on new medical devices
Robert E. Pelletier has been named CEO of Ximedica, a newly established, wholly owned subsidiary of Item Group in Providence that specializes in design,...
New law firm emerges in Providence
Holland & Knight is one of the top U.S. law firms, ranked 11th-largest in 2005 by the National Law Journal, with nearly 1,300 lawyers...
Concierge medicine at your service
‘Patient-financed’ care now being offered
It’s all about time, doctors say. In today’s health care market, insurers pay primary care physicians too little, so they...
Web site archive could raise copyright concerns
Remember what your company’s Web site looked like in 1996? Do you recall what information was posted? Or the images that appeared? These answers...
R.I. businesses strive to ‘strike out’ hunger
The Rhode Island Community Food Bank and the Citizens Bank Foundation have announced a summer-long partnership with the Pawtucket Red Sox and Cox Communications...
Can the spam
New law targets unwanted e-mail; gets mixed review
After more than six years of kicking around Congress, while inboxes around the country continued...
Coventry firm creates innovative ER Card
The ER Card, designed and made by Professional Records Inc. in Coventry, will hopefully reduce the uncertainty of providing care to the elderly...
Providence lawyer’s clients are entertaining
One-woman firm focuses on all aspects of show business
When attorney Daphne Clarke goes to work it isn’t to the local courthouse.
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