Workforce Board adds green jobs group
PROVIDENCE – A group of companies within the green industry has received a $149,000 grant from the Governor’s Workforce Board Rhode Island to study...
Amica, repair shop give cars to needy
HARTFORD, Conn. – Lincoln-based Amica Mutual Insurance Co., along with the Connecticut Collision Repair Specialists, have provided four rehabilitated cars to needy working families...
Domestic Bank sold to investor group
CRANSTON – Domestic Bank has been sold to a group of private and individual investors, bank officials said Monday. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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CCRI president is finalist for N.Y. job
WARWICK – Community College of Rhode Island President Ray M. Di Pasquale has been named one of three finalists for the top administrator’s job...
N.B. Whaling Museum gets $1.5M grant
NEW BEDFORD – The New Bedford Whaling Museum is set to receive $1.5 million from the federal government to help pay for upgrades to...
Collette gives supplies to Kenyan education center
A group of employees from Collette Vacations traveled to Kenya on a tour that included a visit to the Tenderfeet Education Center, located outside...
Amica ships packages to U.S. soldiers in Iraq
Amica Insurance employees from across the United States donated care packages for soldiers based in Iraq. During the past few months, Amica employees have...
Patriots, R.I. partner for team license plate
PROVIDENCE – The New England Patriots and the state of Rhode Island have introduced a license plate benefiting the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation.
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Spread the word: quell gossip
One day in ancient Greece, an acquaintance met the great philosopher Socrates and said, “Socrates, do you know what I just heard about your...
Brown supercomputer available to state, firms
For decades, computers were prized resources that only the government and top universities could afford. Today, they are ubiquitous. But as computing power has...
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