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BOB MacKENZIE, Amica vice president and corporate secretary, second from left, is joined by three URI business students -   David Hathaway, left, Ryan Yenulevich and Andrea Bernier, right - after a luncheon honoring scholarship recipients.   /

Amica pledges $75,000 to URI scholarship fund

The Amica Companies Foundation has pledged $75,000 over five years to the University of Rhode Island’s “Making a Difference” capital campaign. The commitment will...
PADDLEFEST-GOERS bundle up against the breeze from Wickford Harbor. /

Ahoy there!

NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Kayak Centre of Rhode Island held its annual Demo Days Paddlefest Weekend May 5 and 6 at Wickford Town Beach...

Newport Hospital ranked among nation’s safest

NEWPORT – Newport Hospital today announced it has been named a Distinguished Hospital for Patient Safety by HealthGrades. It is the only local hospital...
THE ROLO BUILDING has been vacant for years though its lot has been used by JWU for staff and faculty parking. /

JWU plans student center<br> in Rolo Building

PROVIDENCE – Johnson & Wales University has hired Boston-based ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge to design a 30,000-square-foot student services center in a two-story building that...
PROVIDENCE FRUIT & PRODUCE  had 71 loading bays along its 965-foot length when it was built  in 1929 for $1 million. The warehouse later was pared to 64 bays and 810 feet. /

PPS lists 11 Most Endangered Properties

PROVIDENCE – The Providence Preservation Society has announced its 2007 Most Endangered Properties List. Among the 11 properties named are five past and present...

10 journalists receive environmental fellowships

NARRAGANSETT – The Metcalf Institute for Marine and Environmental Reporting has selected 10 reporters from around the country to receive its Annual Workshop for...

Online tool finds Mass. sites for biotech

BOSTON – An online site-selection tool for biotechnology companies looking to operate or expand in the Bay State was unveiled today at the 2007...
A MIX of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders enrolled in the Children's Crusade play the icebreaker game called ?The Human Knot? at Times2 Academy in Providence last week. /

Children’s Crusade aims older for more impact

Since 1989, the Rhode Island Children’s Crusade for Higher Education has recruited third-graders in Providence, Pawtucket, Central Falls, Newport and Woonsocket, offering them special...
ADA TERRERO, owner of Ada's Creations on Broad Street, in Providence, has built a strong and profitable business, but federal data show the average Hispanic-owned firm in Rhode Island earned 15 cents for every $1 of revenue at a white-owned firm in 2002. /

For minorities, unequal returns

Ada Terrero attributes the success of Ada’s Creations – her bakery, café and restaurant on Broad Street in Providence – to honesty,...

Inclusion needed for minority business

It is not surprising that white-owned businesses earn more than those owned by minorities, but the size of the gap found by a U.S....
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