Convention Center parking rates rising 5% to 20%
PROVIDENCE – The price of parking in the R.I. Convention Center’s 2,500 parking spaces will rise June 1 by anywhere from 5 to 20...
Poll ranks Providence among top arts destinations
PROVIDENCE – For the third year in a row, the city has been named a “Top 25 Arts Destination” by the readers of AmericanStyle...
Study credits Green with $1.96B impact
Amid continuing discussions about T.F. Green Airport’s proposed expansion, the board that oversees the facility has released a report that attributes $1.96 billion in...
Hotel Providence buyer to keep ‘superb’ team
Tiverton-based Hotel Asset Value Enhancement LLC and Acorn Asset Management Inc., based in Sacramento, Calif., have bought the Hotel Providence from founder Stanley Weiss...
Ryanair’s O’Leary may launch E.U.-U.S. airline
Michael O’Leary, CEO of Dublin-based Ryanair Holdings Plc, may start a no-frills transatlantic airline once the U.S.-E.U. “open skies” agreement takes effect next March,...
Block Island innkeeper is new state poet
Lisa Starr of Block Island has been named Rhode Island’s state poet. She replaces Thomas Chandler, the state poet since 1999.
Starr, appointed Friday by...
Retail and food-services sales rise 0.7%
WASHINGTON – Retail and food services sales last month rose 0.7 percent to $371.6 billion, an increase of 3.8 percent from March 2006, the...
Westerly B&B serves up a taste<br> of early American history
Ellen Madison wakes up early on days she teaches Colonial hearth cooking at her Woody Hill Bed & Breakfast in Westerly, starting the fires...
A reprieve for al fresco dining<br> in Providence
Easing Providence restaurant owners’ fears that their outdoor tables would go unused this season, the R.I. Supreme Court has granted a stay that will...
Chocolatier’s creations draw national attention
From “Baja popcorn” to mango jasmine bonbons, Garrison Confections, located at 815 Hope St., has something for just about any palate. And that has...
















