MacDonald transforms Cumberland child care center into coworking space
David MacDonald had always been fascinated by coworking spaces.
But he considered it more of a novelty than a practical venture for his property management...
Regino’s coquito family recipe popular among R.I. bars, restaurants, liquor stores
Though a popular beverage in Puerto Rico, coquito, a coconut-rum liquor, is only sold by four brands throughout the U.S., and by just two...
Reppe shares his love for fresh pasta
Alex Reppe still remembers the first time he tried fresh pasta. It was smoked mozzarella and basil ravioli, a quick meal before his shift...
Childhood friends freshen up flannels to create wildly, witty fashion
The COVID-19 pandemic offered Jordan Bedard and Alyssa Christiansen a chance to spend time together in their Scituate hometown after years of long-distance friendship.
Now...
Mitchell’s pop-up luxury picnics growing in popularity
When most restaurants were closed or offered limited services due to COVID-19 lockdowns, Hollie Mitchell, like many others, turned to the outdoors for special...
New errand service takes off in East Providence
A NEW BUSINESS based in East Providence is running Rhode Island’s errands and completing tasks for $25 per hour.
Odds and Errands LLC is a...
Nunes ready for her second act as candy shop owner
KIM NUNES HAS mixed feelings about dessert.
Having recently opened Teddy’s Candy Bar and More LLC, Nunes spent the last few months surrounded by pounds...
New museum sets sail in Newport
The Sailing Museum in Newport opened last month with two audiences in mind: avid sailors and, perhaps even more prominently, potential sailing enthusiasts.
“We anticipate...
New nautical-themed coffee brand sets sail in Newport
Richard Palizzolo and his husband, Joe McCarthy, have always been avid coffee drinkers, but they could never find that perfect balance of boldness and...
Dash makes swift entry in shoe sales
Joshua Swift is his own target audience: a recreational runner sick of paying too much for fancy running shoes from brand-name companies.
And he figured...