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Question about Quonset sludge facility not a simple yes or no

Rhode Island has less than three years to decide what to do with the hundreds of tons of sludge created each week at its...
There’s no “I” in team: Laurie Horridge, executive director of the Narragansett Bay Commission, strongly believes in hiring the smartest people and letting them do their jobs. 
PBN PHOTO/­TRACY JENKINS

Horridge and Narragansett Bay Commission look to the future

PBN Business Women Awards 2026 INDUSTRY LEADER | GOVERNMENT/QUASI-GOVERNMENT: Laurie Horridge, Narragansett Bay Commission executive director “I’m not a micromanager. I hire really smart people. I’m happy...

PBN honors 2026 Business Women Awards winners

PROVIDENCE – When Cortney Nicolato was recognized as this year's Career Achiever for Providence Business News' 2026 Business Women Awards, the moment felt a...

PBN names 2026 Best Places to Work honorees

PROVIDENCE – Sixty-eight honorees have been named by Providence Business News for its 2026 Best Places to Work Awards program. Each of the companies and...

United Way of Rhode Island’s Nicolato, Sincere Multiservice Inc.’s Martinez among...

PROVIDENCE – Cortney Nicolato, CEO and president of United Way Rhode Island Inc., has been selected by Providence Business News as this year’s Career...
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Shekarchi receives Public Officials Award from Water Environment Federation

K. JOSEPH SHEKARCHI, speaker of the R.I. House of Representatives, has been honored by the Water Environment Federation for his leadership and contributions to...

R.I. Infrastructure Bank receives top AAA credit ratings from Fitch and...

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund programs have earned AAA, stable outlook...
GAME ­PLANNING: Lori Manni, center, president of Capital City Construction & Management Services Inc., goes over documents with Al DeRobbio, left, project supervisor, and Oliver Carias, operating engineer of Local 57, at the company’s Cranston office.
PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Manni not daunted by changes, challenges of commercial construction

Lori Manni knows her way around a sewer system. She’s spent the better part of two decades building miles of them. It’s not a...

McDonald Joins NBC as CFO

Kevin McDonald has joined the Narragansett Bay Commission as Chief Financial Officer, where he will oversee the agency’s $302 M annual budget, which includes...

Woonsocket officials look to burn contracts and sell off regional wastewater...

Woonsocket has had enough. Enough of the stink that stretches for miles and lingers for days. Enough of the sewage-laden trucks rumbling down local roads....
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