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Dining Out 07/31/2026

This time of year is unsurpassed for tasting the very best of what Rhode Island has to offer as the summer bounty rolls in. On...

SCOURING THE GLOBE: Cousins Liana Buonanno and Paul Fede, co-owners of Gooseneck Vineyards, work with farmers in six countries to source the grapes for their classic, budget-friendly wines, which they sell in their North Kingstown vineyard shop. PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Duo seeks best grapes to make classic, budget-friendly wines

Entrepreneurship 01/22/2021

From the hills of the Treviso in Italy to the stony Wairau Valley river flats in Marlborough, New Zealand, Liana Buonanno and Paul Fede...

FILMMAKER FRIENDS: Classical High School classmates Robert McMahon, left, 19, and Xander Monge, 18, started film and production company Deft in the last year and have already won contracts for producing ads and short videos.   / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Deft videos tell a story

Entrepreneurship 05/10/2019

The origin of Deft LLC, which focuses on commercial video production, was in the short films and videos created by two friends in Providence. Xander...

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