Tag: Government
Smiley: Block parties will be part of PVDFest’s first night
PROVIDENCE – PVDFest will indeed have block parties after all.
Mayor Brett P. Smiley announced in an interview on WPRO Radio AM/FM 630/99.7 Wednesday that...
Morgan Jones-Champlin
PBN 40 Under Forty 2023 Awards
Morgan Jones-Champlin | 37 | Human resources information system business operations lead and women’s employee resource group founder,...
Daniela Fairchild-Frydryk
PBN 40 Under Forty 2023 Awards
Daniela Fairchild-Frydryk | 35 | Chief strategy officer, R.I. Commerce Corp.
What have been the most significant changes in...
Matos campaign ‘angry’ about alleged fraudulent signatures; AG’s investigation now statewide
PROVIDENCE – The Sabina Matos congressional campaign broke its silence Thursday, saying in a statement that the campaign was “deeply disappointed and angry” about...
R.I. attorney general’s office assisting Jamestown police in Matos signature investigation
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. attorney general’s office confirmed Wednesday to Providence Business News that it is working alongside the Jamestown Police Department in its...
Autiello ends campaign for 1st Congressional District seat
PROVIDENCE – Nick Autiello’s quest for Congress has come to an end.
The Democratic candidate who is a vice president for Boston-based financial firm State...
Local physician surrenders license for multiple violations, including storing expired medicines
PROVIDENCE – A local physician has been forced to surrender his license to the R.I. Department of Health and is prohibited from practicing in...
Carlson brought in $913K in receipts, mostly self-funded, in quest for...
PROVIDENCE – A political newcomer brought in the most campaign receipts through June 30 in his quest for Congress, but a former local state...
15 candidates gain enough signatures to get on congressional election ballot
PROVIDENCE – Thanks to voter signatures, the large field of candidates looking to succeed David N. Cicilline in the U.S. House has been cut...
RIPEC: Some changes to education aid were positive but ‘reversed progress’...
PROVIDENCE – A new report released Thursday by the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council offers mixed views on the state’s changes to education aid...
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