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THE R.I. CANNABIS CONTROL COMMISSION on June 18 voted to proceed with the application process to award a Zone 1 compassion center license. The entity previous awarded the license withdrew in January.

R.I. cannabis commission starts process for reissuing compassion center license

Government 06/23/2025

WARWICK – The R.I. Cannabis Control Commission is proceeding with issuing a compassion center license for northern Rhode Island after a company that had...

Ryan Family Amusements to become Walnut Hill Bowl’s new owner

Business Services 04/15/2025

WOONSOCKET – Rhode Island’s northernmost tenpin bowling center will have a new owner just before the summer begins. Bourne, Mass.-based Ryan Family Amusements will assume...

WALNUT HILL PLAZA in Woonsocket was sold to Out of the Box Ventures, a subsidiary of a Miami-based company that is acquiring shopping centers in several states. / COURTESY OUT OF THE BOX VENTURES LLC

Walnut Hill Plaza sold to Miami-based retail corporation

Real Estate 08/23/2018

WOONSOCKET — Out of the Box Ventures LLC, a subsidiary of a Miami-based company that is acquiring shopping centers in several states, has made...

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L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES INC. executives lead Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., right, and Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., center, through its new 50,000-square-foot production facility at ProvPort. The new site will support the integration and testing of undersea training ranges for U.S. and partner-nation fleets, the company said. / COURTESY L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES INC.

Fla. defense contractor opens $6M production facility at ProvPort

08/12/2026

Roger Williams Park Zoo announces death of cheetah

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McKee selects Matos for R.I. Supreme Court

08/12/2026

Flock cameras, Kennedy Plaza emerge as key divide in Providence mayoral...

08/12/2026

A FEDERAL JUDGE has ruled the town of Johnston did not violate a preliminary injunction when it passed two resolutions in its attempt to take control of a site planned for a 252-unit housing development. / COURTESY TOWN OF JOHNSTON

Report: Judge rules Johnston did not violate injunction in eminent domain...

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