The state’s 2012 bet on commuter-rail service has yet to pay...
On the 7:45 a.m. train ride to Boston, via Wickford Junction, Andy Arsenian sat in a comfortable booth seat, his tablet on the table...
Boosting Catholic giving
Andrea H. Krupp, executive director of the Catholic Foundation of Rhode Island, is a one-woman show.
Leading the nonprofit, which has what she called a...
Boat interiors are Maloney’s canvas
In many ways, Ally Maloney’s job is like that of any other interior designer: selecting furniture, finishes, cushions and upholstery work. The biggest difference,...
R.I. reduces required instruction hours for hairdressers, cosmetologists
Prospective hairdressers and cosmetologists applying for a Rhode Island hairdresser/cosmetician license may have it a little easier thanks to a bill signed into law...
A dedicated voice for R.I. marine fisheries
A change in state law this year is giving Rhode Island and its large saltwater-fishing community a dedicated voice in local and regional management...
Relocation of north to Dean Hotel a local restaurant-culture win
Owned by chef James Mark, Providence restaurant north announced it will be relocating to the Dean Hotel this September, replacing the current German eatery,...
Tribe, Ivy League Brown debate law, morality
On Aug. 20 approximately 50 members of the Pokanoket nation, an indigenous group that claims ties to Colonial-era Wampanoag leader King Philip, or Metacom,...
Having fun with science
Using shaving cream, cornstarch, lemon juice and other easily accessible materials, University of Rhode Island associate professor of chemistry Mindy Levine hopes to interest...
Five Questions With Edythe M. De Marco
Edythe M. De Marco | Wealth-management adviser, The De Marco Group, Merrill Lynch Bank of America
1. How does it feel to be named to...
Cabral wins humanities award for inspired storytelling
LEN CABRAL, an international storyteller, is the recipient of this year’s Tom Roberts Prize for Creative Achievement in the Humanities for four decades of...