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PAUL GARCIA, center, marketing director for TimeZone, and company graphic designer Sarah Mendes cerebrate the recent acquisition of an industrial building at 180 Mill St. in Cranston. The building, purchased by R1 Indoor Karting Inc. co-owner Mike Hezemans, will house TimeZone's headquarters. / COURTESY TIMEZONE

R1 Indoor Karting co-owner purchases Cranston industrial building to house TimeZone...

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CRANSTON – A top executive from Lincoln-based R1 Indoor Karting Inc. has acquired a large industrial building on Mill Street, where part of the...
SPOT-CHECKED: Green Ink’s boutique in North Kingstown has been visited twice by state officials to ensure the business is following pandemic guidelines, according to owner Bethany Mazza. Green Ink’s other location, in Providence, also has been checked twice. / PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVID LEVESQUE

R.I. rethinks ‘light touch’ in enforcing reopening protocols

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The state has laid out plenty of rules for its phased reopening plans in recent weeks on mask wearing, social distancing and capacity, but...
MIKE HEZEMANS, owner, R1 Indoor Karting in Lincoln, stands in the middle of his go-kart track. Hezemans confirmed Monday that his facility reopened for business Friday to limited capacity, arguing that his facility should reopen if Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc. reopened its casinos, PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

R1 Indoor Karting reopens with limited capacity, at risk of being...

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LINCOLN – While the state is slated to announce later this week its plans and protocols for Phase 3 business reopening – which includes...
UNIQUE RETREAT: Escape Rhode Island in Providence offers a series of problem-solving games for companies seeking team-building exercises for their employees. Above, a team from Gilbane Building Co. participates at their Boston office in the “Wreak Havoc” game, in which they must assemble a seaworthy ship and crew for a voyage to locate a missing barge carrying enriched uranium. / COURTESY ESCAPE RHODE ISLAND

Companies seeking unique venues for team-building exercises

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With a workforce being transformed yearly into one that is generally more diverse, and skewing younger, Rhode Island employers are opting for more experiential,...
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