Is your company ready to ‘swirl and sip’?
My favorite episodes of “The Office,” NBC’s so-real-it’s-scary sitcom, always involve the party planning committee. This austere group is headed by Angela, who –...
Most R.I. residents favor return of gaming rights
DARTMOUTH, Mass. – A survey by the University of Massachusetts–Dartmouth Center for Policy Analysis has found that a majority of Rhode Island residents favor...
Weekapaug Inn named to historic register
The Weekapaug Inn in Westerly, built in 1899 by Frederick Cyrus Buffum, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Jim and...
Theater to let teens stage their own plays
All Children’s Theatre, a nonprofit theater company, has chosen four plays by local teens to be produced with a professional director and shown in...
Eident to market Hockey East sponsorships
WAKEFIELD, Mass. – The Hockey East Association, a highly competitive regional collegiate hockey conference, has signed Providence-based Eident Sports Marketing to manage and market...
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...
Tribe sees hope in recent UMass poll
Narragansett Indian Tribe Chief Sachem Matthew Thomas used the results of a University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth poll of Rhode Island residents to reiterate his commitment...
R.I. residents favor <br>gambling rights for Narragansetts
DARTMOUTH – Rhode Island residents say, 2 to 1, that Congress should grant the Narragansett Indian Tribe the right to conduct gaming on its...
Brooks donates $300,000 to Children’s Museum
Brooks Pharmacy has given a $30,000 grant to the Providence Children's Museum to sponsor Brooks Pharmacy Free Sundays through December of this year, enabling...
Challenges galore in $100M Temple project
The history of the Masonic Temple is an odd one, because, as far as histories go, this building doesn't really have one. Or, at...
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