Press manufacturer a proud survivor
Most of us use products at work and at home every day that include parts made or joined by equipment from AIM JORACO, one...
‘Small’ ideas could net big crowds in Rhode Island
When Shakespeare said that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, he was writing long before the rise of marketing experts...
Kilmartin warns of online car-sale scam
PROVIDENCE – Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin last week issued an advisory warning consumers to be wary of fraudulent online vehicle sales and false...
Law-firm mergers again in vogue; EAPD is latest
The merger mania that swept the legal world before the economic downturn of 2008 is back on – even in staid New England –...
Using writing as the key to opening doors
I’m writing on writing. It’s the core of my success. This article is the second part of a short course on how I write...
Gloucester, New Bedford mayors to appeal fishing ruling
GLOUCESTER – The mayors of Gloucester and New Bedford have filed notice of their intent to appeal a ruling that rejected challenges to the...
R.I. Medicaid assoc. director to participate in national training program
PROVIDENCE – The associate director of the Rhode Island Medicaid Program has been chosen as one of six directors to participate in a national...
DOT starts work on Hope Street in Bristol
BRISTOL – The R.I. Department of Transportation began this week a $3 million project to improve Hope Street in Bristol.
The DOT said it planned...
New ranking puts R.I. Amgen facility at No. 3 worldwide
ROCKVILLE, Md. – A life sciences market research company published a wiki-style ranking that puts Amgen Inc.’s West Greenwich facility at No. 3 in...
AT&T acquisition of T-Mobile may mean more U.S. regulation
WASHINGTON - AT&T Inc.’s pursuit of U.S. government approval for its proposed $39 billion purchase of T- Mobile USA Inc. may lead to more...
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