Rhode Island General Treasurer Seth Magaziner unveiled a plan Thursday that moves millions of dollars in state deposits to local financial institutions….
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Motions To Dismiss Invenergy Power Plant Application Denied & What Lies Ahead
In the latest Invenergy news, motions to dismiss the company’s Burrillville power plant application were denied by the Energy Facility Siting Board…
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Proposal Hopes To Increase Current $15 A Day Juror Reimbursement Rate
Rhode Islanders who’ve served on jury duty may have noticed the $15 a day pay rate. Central Falls Sen. Elizabeth Crowley hopes to change that.
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United Natural Foods Inc.: 100 New Full-Time Jobs In RI By 2018
An additional 100 full-time jobs are expected in the Ocean State by 2018. United Natural Foods Inc. announced their expansion plans, Wednesday.
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Size Is RI’s Strength In Food Scene, Says James Beard Nominee
To win a James Beard Award means having made it to the upper echelons of the restaurant industry. Often compared to the likes of the Oscars, the awards…
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RI Bill Aims To Withhold State Money From Companies Offering Border Wall Help
Providence Rep. Aaron Regunberg is taking a cue from protestors using money to oppose Trump policies. On Tuesday, Regunberg introduced a bill that would…
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RI Lawmakers Call For Investigation After Flynn Resignation
Rhode Island lawmakers reacted Tuesday to the resignation of Michael Flynn as national security advisor.
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Brown University Moves Forward With Plans To Build A New Performing Arts Center
Brown University’s Budget and Finance Committee voted ‘yes’ to begin the search for an architect who will design a new performance space.
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RI Mostly Done With Snow…Until Wednesday
As public schools across Rhode Island started on delays and six RIPTA lines ran on detours Monday morning, additional snow is expected across New England.
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One Square Mile Johnston: Greetings From Town Hall Lanes
Opened in 1959, Town Hall Lanes is a staple of Johnston. Birthday parties are commonplace, and local bowling teams are there every weekend. In today’s…
