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Steere Engineering navigated toward financial recovery

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $2.5 MILLION to $15 MILLION: 3. Steere Engineering Inc. CEO (or equivalent): Alison L. Steere, owner and CEO 2023 Revenue: $7.5 million 2021...

IT Support RI provided a safety net during COVID-19

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $2.5 MILLION to $15 MILLION: 5. IT Support RI CEO (or equivalent): Nick Bernfield and Paul Riendeau, CEOs 2023 Revenue: $5.4 million 2021...

SecurityRI.com found ways to stay tech savvy

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $2.5 MILLION to $15 MILLION: 6. SecurityRI.com CEO (or equivalent): Gian Gentile 2023 Revenue: $4.6 million 2021 Revenue: $3.7 million Revenue growth: 23.4%% AFTER IT...

Allegra Marketing thriving in fine print

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $250,000 to $2.5 MILLION: 5. Allegra Marketing – Print – Mail CEO (or equivalent): Bud McCann, owner 2023 Revenue: $1.7 million 2021 Revenue:...
ANDREW SCHIFF will retire in 2025 as the Rhode Island Community Food Bank's CEO. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

R.I. Food Bank CEO Schiff to retire in 2025

PROVIDENCE – For close to two decades, Andrew Schiff has worked to help feed Rhode Islanders in need, especially when a global health pandemic brought such...
HASBRO INC. has already decided to vacate this building in downtown Providence, and now it's considering moving its headquarters out of its longtime location on Newport Avenue in Pawtucket. PBN PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON

This time, Hasbro’s plans for moving out are different

For Pawtucket City Council member Mark J. Wildenhain, the revelation that Hasbro Inc. may pull up stakes in his city is giving him a...
GETTING STARTED: State Sen. Pamela J. Lauria, left, convenes the first meeting of a 21-member legislative commission examining the feasibility of creating a public medical school in Rhode Island. Lauria is co-chair with University of Rhode Island President Marc B. Parlange, second from left.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

A CURE FOR THE ILLS? Not everybody is convinced R.I. would...

(Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series exploring issues surrounding the training of physicians in Rhode Island and its impact on...
HANGING ON: After successfully running her boutique business in Wayland Square in Providence for 46 years, F. Bianco of Rhode Island Inc. owner Florence Voccola said she’s been “hanging on by a thread” since the closure of the westbound side of the Washington Bridge in ­December.
PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Grants, not loans, coming to aid businesses hurt by Washington Bridge...

In areas hardest hit by the Washington Bridge closure, many business owners have implored officials that it’s going to take more than a loan...
TOUCH OF CLASS: Natalie Delmar, a math tutor at Rhode Island Tutorial and Educational Services Inc., writes a problem on a whiteboard in a classroom at the organization’s office in Pawtucket. The nonprofit has seen an increase in parents seeking tutoring for their children to prepare for college admissions testing. 
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PAUL J. SPETRINI

Tutors are busier as SATs undergo change

Susan Santucci says she was surprised when she received a barrage of phone calls earlier this summer from parents of children preparing to apply...

Updated flu and COVID-19 vaccines available at CVS

WOONSOCKET – CVS Health Corp. announced the updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines and flu vaccines are available at pharmacy and MinuteClinic locations. Walk-ins are accepted at...
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