Coronavirus pandemic deals sudden, crushing blow to R.I. businesses
Like many small businesses, Books on the Square has a manager who keeps a close eye on numbers and trends. More than three weeks...
UWRI: Support those helping others
When the United Way of Rhode Island planned its inaugural 401Gives Day for April 1, the world had not yet heard of COVID-19, and...
Raimondo’s leadership, transparency earn praise
State governors are typically not front and center during a national crisis. But the COVID-19 pandemic spreading across the U.S. has pushed governors to...
Trinity Rep raises $60K for R.I. Food Bank
RAISING DOUGH: Trinity Repertory Company raised $60,445 for the Rhode Island Community Food Bank from audiences that attended the company’s stage play “A Christmas...
Five Questions With: Keith Hovan, CEO and president, Southcoast Health System...
Keith Hovan | CEO and president, Southcoast Health System Inc.
1. What measures are being taken by Southcoast Health to address the COVID-19 pandemic?...
They’re the dynamic duo of physical therapy
A strong desire to work for themselves and treat clients with more time and individual care prompted Peter Dionisopoulos and Karl Busch to open...
Creating a ‘pocket’ in the housing market
For many buyers, the American dream is no longer a single-family house with a yard.
Instead, they want to own a smaller but well-designed home...
Many R.I. hotels have checked out for now
It’s early spring, a time when people normally are planning their summer vacations.
But 2020 isn’t normal, for reasons that have become distressingly obvious to...
For Senior Open, organizers trying to take right course of action
Planning for the 2020 U.S. Senior Open started at least 2½ years ago, when the U.S. Golf Association announced that it would hold the...
Down, but not out: R.I., bizs hurting but also stepping up
The bold headline at the top of Page 1 in PBN’s first digital-only edition in its 34-year history says it all: KNOCKED DOWN, BUT...
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