RONALD W. NOSSEK is a partner at BlumShaprio in Rhode Island. / COURTESY BLUMSHAPIRO

Five Questions With: Ronald W. Nossek

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Ronald W. Nossek is a partner at BlumShaprio in Rhode Island. Nossek specializes in audits of government entities. He talks with Providence Business News...

City budget still doesn’t face reality

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The highlights for the fiscal 2018 budget for Providence, at least according to City Council, include no tax increase and the inclusion of a...

LEGISLATION INTRODUCED this month in the General Assembly proposes creating a statewide water authority to centralize oversight and operations of the 490 public water-supply systems in Rhode Island. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE WATER SUPPLY BOARD

Can water ease Providence’s pension woes?

Government April 21, 2017 12:01 am

Is water part of the answer to the fiscal woes of Providence?Legislation introduced this month in the General Assembly proposes creating a statewide water...

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BIG MOVE: Feast & Fettle co-founders Nicole Oliveira and Carlos Ventura are planning to move from a Warren incubator space to their own location in East Providence.  / COURTESY FEAST & FETTLE/STACEY DOYLE

Delivery that’s worth the wait

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VITAL RESEARCH: Rachel Mulligan, director of lab operations at MedCure in Cumberland, said the company provides access to more people who want to donate their bodies for research who would otherwise be turned away by learning institutions.  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Body donors aid research, medical training in private, public sector

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BETTER WAY: Brendan Loflin started Rhodeside Revival to make it easy for clients to divert food waste from the state’s landfill in Johnston.  / PBN PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN

Curbside food-waste collection

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A FRESH BREEZE SHOULD BLOW: Meetings of the New England Power Pool, a regional energy trade association, should be open to the public, since energy policy is being developed there at the request of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Pictured is the Block Island Wind Farm.   / BLOOMBERG NEWS FILE PHOTO/ERIC THAYER

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