A growing custom-printing company plans to open a new sales office in Providence, adding 40 employees over the next year. The company, Vistaprint , will…
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Judge Vacates Hernandez's Murder Conviction Following Suicide
The Bristol County Massachusetts District Attorney is planning an appeal of a ruling from Tuesday that wipes out the murder conviction of former New…
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End Citizens United PAC Endorses Sen. Whitehouse For 2018 Race
End Citizens United, a national grassroots political action committee, is officially endorsing U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse for his 2018 re-election,…
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Proposal For A Regional Water Board Raises Concerns Over Long-Term Increase In Costs
Providence city officials are facing criticism for backing legislation that aims to create a regional water authority in the state.
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Chafee Opposes Incentives For Wexford Development In The I-195 District
Former Governor Lincoln Chafee is criticizing the Raimondo administration’s plans to use millions in tax incentives to promote development in the I-195…
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In RI, High Level Of Trash Mixed In With Recycling
Rhode Island is seeing a high level of trash mixed in with its recycling.
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Apex Building Targeted For PawSox Stadium Figures In Lawsuit Between Past & Present Owners
The former owners of the Apex Building being considered for a new PawSox ballpark in Pawtucket argue in a Superior Court lawsuit that the site’s current…
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This Low-Cost, High-Level Soccer Club Turns Competition Into Opportunity
Jared Barbosa is an Elementary School guidance counselor who was raised by a professional soccer player. His dad, Manoel “Boom Boom” Barbosa, competed…
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Providence-Newport Ferry Service Back In June
The Providence to Newport Ferry is coming back with increased service this summer. The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation and the state Department of…
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TGIF: 22 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
There are lots of things cooking in the Biggest Little, even with lawmakers taking off for their spring break. So thanks for stopping by for my weekly…
