Tag: Providence
Historic Providence home sells for $2.3M, 2nd highest sale on College...
PROVIDENCE – A historic home on the East Side of the city with 5,200 square feet of living space recently sold for $2.3 million,...
Save now, pay later: Roger Williams and Fatima hospital buyer faces...
The Centurion Foundation won’t have to raise as much money to buy the Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital. But...
Warner Bros. to begin filming in Providence, other undisclosed locations in...
PROVIDENCE – A new Hollywood feature is set to begin filming in the Capital City, though the title is unknown.
State and local officials on...
Bally’s sees Q2 losses widen to $228M
PROVIDENCE – Bally’s Corp. posted a second-quarter loss of $228 million, widening the $60 million deficit it reported a year ago before finalizing its...
He serves Uyghur food to build a loyal following
(Editor’s note: This is the 60th installment in a monthly series speaking with minority business owners and leaders. Each will be asked their views...
Cash-strapped RIPTA unveils massive service cuts across the state to board
To cover a $10 million deficit, the R.I. Public Transit Authority on Thursday laid out a wide-ranging plan for service cuts.
And just how deep...
Tourism reps on alert over drop in Canadian visitors
If you think there are fewer visitors from Canada and international locations this summer, you’re right.
The rhetorical squabbling between Canadian officials and President Donald...
Hiring the right people is key to navigating the turmoil
Drivers of our current and projected economies include the spate of business closings, layoffs and bankruptcies that challenge us every day. The grave uncertainties...
Quidnessett Country Club misses deadline on shoreline restoration plan
The embattled Quidnessett Country Club is facing more scrutiny after failing to submit the required restoration plan of its shoreline to state coastal regulators...
Providence City Council leaders, Smiley agree to seek 5.85% tax levy...
Providence’s budgeting season won’t conclude in time for the July 1 start of the new fiscal year. But city officials have found a way...
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