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Boston health care law firm opens local office

PROVIDENCE – Donoghue Barrett & Singal, which maintains one of the two largest health care law practices in Boston, is opening a Providence office...

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...

Pt. Judith Capital raises $73M with newest fund

PROVIDENCE – Point Judith Capital said last week that it has raised $73 million with its most recent fund, Venture Fund II, with Tudor...
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Mass. leads nation, R.I. second in e-prescribing

NEW ORLEANS – An alliance of chain and independent pharmacies and SureScripts, a company that operates the national Pharmacy Health Information Exchange, last week...

LIN TV 4Q revenue rises 40% on political ads

PROVIDENCE – LIN TV Corp. said last week that its net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2006 was $129.1 million, up 40 percent...

Im-aj honored for R.I. Housing, Crossroads ads

Im-aj Communications and Design has been honored in the Service Industry Advertising Awards, a national competition, for television ads it created for Rhode Island...
THE INN, on Quonochontaug Pond in Westerly. /

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...
WINNING PLAYWRIGHTS, from left, back row, Nicholas R. Beaudoin, Jonathan Esteban, Boris Colindres and Claudia De La Hoz; front, Michael Martins and Samantha Acampora. /

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...
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Celebrating 70 years of radio

A new exhibit at Brown University celebrates 70 years of student radio. It includes photos, posters, stickers and an audio documentary chronicling students’ reasons for...
FROM LEFT, Michael Fanton, executive director of Ronald McDonald House, Bill Stamp and Karla Young, of the R.I. Farm Bureau, center, and Linda King, house manager of the Ronald McDonald House in Providence. /

Food drive aids Ronald McDonald House

As part of Food Check-Out Week, the R.I. Farm Bureau sponsored a food drive on behalf of Ronald McDonald House, a nonprofit that provides...
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