Pawtucket turns to river to revive past, stir future
The City of Pawtucket was formed by combining the original settlements on both sides of the Blackstone River.
Pawtucket was incorporated as a city...
Arts district could revive under-used mill buildings
Like many Northern Rhode Island communities, Pawtucket has an abundance of commercial space in its old mill buildings. The problem has always been filling...
Opening Day on target for McCoy
Unusually warm weather has helped keep construction at McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket "on schedule," which means everything should be good-to-go for the PawSox April...
Come to City Nights Dinner Theatre for a ‘Great Entertainment Experience’
There is a place in downtown Pawtucket where you can get a roast beef dinner with a little Charles Dickens on the side or...
Fairlawn fire casts pall over district
The smoke has dissipated and the gawkers have long since dispersed. But the effects of a recent fire that burned out a block of...
Dr. Charles J. McDonald
Name: Dr. Charles J. McDonald
Position: Physician-in-chief, department of dermatology, Rhode Island Hospital; professor of medical science/chairman of dermatology department, Brown University School of Medicine;...
Citizens plans program 2000
Citizens Bank plans to launch a new customer service program for the
fast-approaching Millennium, by redesigning 10 of its Rhode Island
branches before the...
Here comes the Showboat, here comes …
When Showboat sails into Providence next weekend, with its 30 foot boat,
nearly 80 actors and staff, and 18 truckloads of props and scenery,...
Providence Gas asks for review of fine
Providence Gas Co. has asked the Division of Public Utilities and
Carriers to reconsider its Aug. 31st decision to fine the company
$23,000 and...
Mediators seek end of food service strike at Bryant
Earlier this month, for the second time in a decade, food service
workers at Bryant College walked out on their jobs.
Members of the Service...
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