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Summit eyes protection of R.I. gambling revenue

For the first time since the event began six years ago, the revenue the state receives from gambling at Twin River Casino and Newport...
Blount Fine Foods, the locally based seafood business, will open a Blount Clam Shack and Soup Bar at 371 Richmond St. in Providence by early spring.

Clam shack to open in Providence

PROVIDENCE – There’s going to be a clam shack in downtown Providence this spring. Blount Fine Foods, the locally based seafood business, will open a...

L.A. Times highlights R.I. bakery in ‘Cupcakegate’

PROVIDENCE – Silver Spoon Bakery in Providence garnered some national attention last week with its “TSA-Compliant Cupcake.” The local bakery was featured in the Los...
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IN THE OPEN: The America’s Cup preliminary race to be held in 2012 will be viewable from Newport and Jamestown.

Sailing winds blow, fires dampened

It sure was a long time coming. Finally, in 2011, Rhode Island received definitive word that an America’s Cup preliminary race would be coming...

Where one door closes, another opens

The parking lot of the suburban restaurant was jammed at noontime. Traffic on the retail strip fronting the eatery was fairly heavy with holiday...

Westerly Friendly’s closed

WESTERLY – The Friendly’s on Franklin Street in Westerly is one of the 37 locations that were shuttered on Sunday ahead of the Friendly...

Ski areas struggle to stay covered

Fighting Mother Nature is only half the battle for ski-area owners like Max DeWardner at Yawgoo Valley in Exeter during this warm, dry winter....

Newport Restaurant Weeks seen as model

Providence’s tourism movers and shakers at the Providence-Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau were not the first to entice patrons to the city’s restaurants with...

Boston out-drinks Providence

PROVIDENCE – Providence has ranked at the bottom of another list, but in this case it may be a good thing. The Daily Beast took...

Commission to curb lobster landings

Through no fault of their own, Rhode Island lobstermen find themselves trying to survive in what has been a contracting industry. In fact, a...
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