PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS took home first-place honors in the Energy/Natural Resources category for small publications in the annual Best in Business recognition program of the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing.

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PROVIDENCE – A three-part series by former PBN staff writer Eli Sherman won first-place recognition in the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing’s...

NATIONAL HARDWARE: From left, PBN Director of Sales and Marketing Annemarie Brisson, President and Publisher Roger C. Bergenheim and Editor Mark S. Murphy celebrate the newspaper's recognition as being among the top two newspapers and websites in the nation at the annual Alliance of Area Business Publishers' editorial excellence competition. / PBN PHOTO

PBN among top 2 newspapers and websites in annual national business...

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WASHINGTON – Providence Business News took home four awards – including second-place recognition among medium and large newspapers for overall quality as well as...

PBN municipal retirement benefits series earns regional honors

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NATICK, Mass. – Providence Business News’ four-part series examining the unfunded liabilities of Rhode Island municipal pension and other post-employment benefit plans was given...

A FOUR-PART SERIES by PBN staff writers Mary MacDonald and Eli Sherman took one of three first-place awards that Providence Business News scored at the annual Alliance of Area Business Publishers editorial excellence competition.

PBN takes 3 first-place awards in annual business pub journalism competition

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DALLAS – Providence Business News earned top honors in three categories in the 2017 Alliance of Area Business Publishers editorial excellence awards program, held...

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RESIDENT OF the Rhode Island Veterans Home visit with Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse last year. The state has appointed a new interim administrator, and is promising to adopt cost-cutting recommendations from a report released this week. / COURTESY OFFICE OF SHELDON WHITEHOUSE

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AN EXCAVATOR demolishes a building during an official groundbreaking in Taunton,, where the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe was to build the First Light Resort & Casino. The project was halted shortly afterward when a group of residents sued, arguing the federal government couldn't take the land into trust for the tribe. / AP FILE PHOTO/ELISE AMENDOLA

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THE DEM HAS AWARDED $3.3 million in open space grants to preserve 904 acres in the state. Above, South Kingstown Land Trust Property on Yawgoo Pond. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

DEM awards $3.3M in grants to preserve open spaces in R.I.

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SPORTS BETTORS lost a collective $3.3 million in January. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Sports bettors in R.I. lose record $3.3M in Jan.

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KVH INDUSTRIES lost $16 million in 2019. / COURTESY KVH INDUSTRIES

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PBN takes first for ‘Rising Waters’ series in national competition

PBN among top 2 newspapers and websites in annual national business...

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