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RIPTA receives $5M in federal Safe Streets funding

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Public Transit Authority will receive $5 million to develop a Safe Streets action plan covering 29 communities across the state,...

8 R.I. community health centers to receive $2M to boost COVID-19...

PROVIDENCE – Eight Rhode Island community health centers will receive more than $2 million in federal funding to boost vaccination efforts among underserved communities. Sens....

92K R.I. voters have cast early ballots; polls open 8 a.m....

PROVIDENCE – With Election Day looming on Tuesday, more than 92,000 Rhode Island residents have already voted for who they want in office.  As of...

Mayor, leaders open $5M Roger Williams Park Gateway Center

PROVIDENCE – Mayor Jorge O. Elorza joined congressional and state leaders to open the Roger Williams Park Gateway Center on Monday. The ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated...

$82.5M federal grant awarded for Pell Bridge upgrades

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority was awarded $82.5 million in federal funding for upgrades to the Claiborne Pell Bridge in...
PAOLINO PROPERTIES LP is seeking an award under the Rebuild Rhode Island Tax Credit Program to offset costs as it works to turn the long vacant, six-story Studley Building at 86 Weybosset St. in downtown Providence into apartments as part of a $17.9 million renovation. The company is turning the office building into 65 residential units. / COURTESY PAOLINO PROPERTIES LP

Paolino seeks tax credits for $17.9M Studley Building apartment project

PROVIDENCE – Paolino Properties LP is seeking an award under the Rebuild Rhode Island Tax Credit Program to offset costs as it works to...

Occupants of Newport synagogue facing eviction

NEWPORT – A Jewish congregation in Newport is the subject of eviction filings aimed at removing the group from its longtime home, the historic...
RHODE ISLAND T.F. GREEN International Airport in Warwick will receive $6.5 million in the 2022 fiscal year from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to help upgrade and improve airport operations. Rhode Island's six state airports will receive about $45 million in total from the act over the next five years. / COURTESY R.I. AIRPORT CORP.

R.I. state airports to receive $45M in federal funds over 5...

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s state-run airports will receive $45 million from the Federal Aviation Administration over the next five years to help upgrade and...

SENEDIA to host virtual Defense Innovation Days event in August

PROVIDENCE – With last year’s event canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and this year’s event set to be virtual, the Southeastern New England...

Amazon dominance hurts small business and communities

To the Editor: Recently, Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., chair of a House antitrust subcommittee, took on the brave and bold task of holding hearings to...
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