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CIRCUITOUS ROUTE: Geremie Callaghan worked in the music and cosmetics industries while living in New York City before returning to Rhode Island to open seafood restaurant Fluke in Newport with her husband, Jeff. / PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

Winding road leads Fluke Newport co-owner back home to Newport

Business Women 06/19/2020

PBN BUSINESS WOMEN AWARDS 2020 ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE: Geremie Callaghan | Fluke Newport GEREMIE CALLAGHAN and her husband, Jeff, were on their third date, at LeBistro,...

Winding career path led restaurateur home to Newport

Business Women 02/07/2020

Geremie Callaghan and her husband, Jeff, were on their third date, at LeBistro, on Bannister’s Wharf at Newport Harbor in 1993. The cozy restaurant proved...

Fishermen see plenty of pricey fluke off Rhode Island’s coast. Regulators...

Capital Goods 12/22/2017

Paula Tucker buys fish caught off the Rhode Island coast and sells to customers throughout the country. Tucker is a sales representative at the seafood...

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