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STEVE MARRA, left, and Bill Pinelli, of Pinelli Marra Restaurant Group, at their Grille on Main restaurant in East Greenwich last month. /

Marra buys out restaurant partner Pinelli

EAST GREENWICH – Steve Marra has bought out his partner, Bill Pinelli, to become sole owner of Pinelli Marra Restaurant Group, one of the...
BROWN UNIVERSITY WILL CONVERT 222 Richmond St., a large office building it owns in the Jewelry District, into the new home of its Alpert Medical School. /

Brown raises $1.4B, plans construction

PROVIDENCE – Brown University’s leaders this weekend announced that the school’s four-year-old “Boldly Brown” capital campaign had reached its initial goal of raising $1.4...
FROM LEFT: Randy Deats, co-owner of Dancin’ Feelin’ in Warwick; James Valkoun; Joe Kayata of NBC 10; professional Amanda Cardeira; Sammy Morris of the New England Patriots; professional Deb O’Donnell; Kathy St. Jean Deats, co-owner of Dancin’ Feelin’; professional Giancarlo Costa; and Rachael Capodanno. /

Mentoring Partnership raises $56K for programs

The Rhode Island Mentoring Partnership (RIMP) held its annual fundraising event, “Dancing with the Stars of Mentoring,” at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet with more...
PART OF THE CLUB: College student Earl Schick is an intern at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence on Wickenden Street. Here, he works on the organization’s mailings. /

Making interns part of the team

These are tough economic times for nonprofits, and any way that an agency can expand its work force temporarily without spending a lot of...
FROM LEFT: Joseph J. MarcAurele, president, Citizens Bank, Rhode Island; Ellen 
Alemany, chairman and CEO of Citizens Financial Group and RBS Americas; Cicely Dove, director of family housing, Crossroads Rhode Island; and IMPACT team 
members Melissa Bavoux and Colleen Anderson. /

Warwick Citizens team RBS service award

Citizens Bank parent company RBS announced winners of its annual Chairman’s Award for Community Excellence, which recognizes significant contributions colleagues make in their local...
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R.I.’s future requires hard choices, pinpoint focus

(Editor’s Note: This piece is adapted from the Spring 2009 New England Economic Partnership forecast, delivered May 21 at the Federal Reserve Bank of...

R.I. women creating business success

The special section included in the current issue of Providence Business News celebrates women honored at our second annual Business Women luncheon held last...

Sam Walton’s survival plan

Sam Walton, the legendary founder of Wal-Mart, had 10 rules for running a successful business. They are simple and straightforward. But guess what? I...
MILL WORKERS: Worldways Social Marketing owners Mark Marosits and Maureen Cronin show off their space in the IYRS building in Newport. /

New life for historic Island mill

Built at a cost of about $40,000 in 1831, using granite quarried from nearby Jamestown, the Aquidneck Mill on lower Thames Street in Newport...
LEARN BY HEART: Retiring Moses Brown Head of School Joanne Hoffman said the school has sought diversity through scholarships and financial aid.  /

Instilling respect in students a focus at Moses Brown

Next month, Joanne Hoffman is stepping down as the head of Moses Brown School – an indepentent pr-K-through-12 school on the East Side of...
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