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Man sentenced in check-cashing scheme that used R.I. homeless people

Financial Services 02/16/2022

PROVIDENCE – A Georgia man was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for fraudulently seeking to cash $677,687 worth of counterfeit checks throughout...

Marisol Vazquez Joins Centreville Bank as Vice President, Residential Lending

People on the Move 04/13/2021

Marisol Vazquez has been named vice president of residential lending for Centreville Bank. She is responsible for the leadership and strategic direction of the...

Mark Light Joins Centreville Bank As Vice President, Commercial Banking Relationship...

People on the Move 11/24/2020

Centreville Bank President, CEO and Chairman of the Board Harold M. Horvat today announced that Mark A. Light, Jr. has joined the bank as...

Raimondo lowers gathering limit, bans spectators of school sports for now

Coronavirus 10/30/2020

PROVIDENCE – Due to a new surge of coronavirus cases in Rhode Island, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo announced Friday a reduction of social gatherings...

Centreville Bank Names Cynthia Lariviere Senior Vice President, Chief Consumer Banking...

People on the Move 10/01/2020

Cynthia Lariviere has been named senior vice president, chief consumer banking officer for Centreville Bank. Lariviere is responsible for the direction of all consumer...

Conn. puts up COVID-19 warnings outside casinos

Coronavirus 06/05/2020

The state of Connecticut installed electronic signs to warn travelers to two of the world’s largest casinos about COVID-19 as the casinos partially reopened...

RHODE ISLAND'S JOBLESS RATE fell to 3.6% in August, but it came in at the highest rate in New England along with Connecticut, according to statistics released Friday. / COURTESY U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

R.I., Conn. bring up rear for jobless rates in N.E.

Personnel 09/20/2019

WASHINGTON – While Rhode Island’s August seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 3.6% may have been one-tenth of a percentage point below the national rate...

CONNECTICUT LAWMAKERS CLOSED a $3.7 billion gap in the state's $43 billion two-year budget while sparing residents an income-tax increase. The budget is getting mostly positive reviews from investors. Above, the Travelers Property and Casualty headquarters in Hartford, Conn. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/GEORGE RUHE

Connecticut closes budget deficit without income-tax hike

Economic Activity 06/05/2019

NEW YORK – Connecticut’s $43 billion two-year budget, which spares residents an income-tax increase, is getting mostly positive reviews from investors. The budget, approved by...