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Pare’s Shevlin receives engineer of the year award
John Shevlin, a professional engineer and senior vice president of Pare Corp., was recently named 2013 Engineer of the Year by the Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers. The award recognizes …
- Eminent domain could help save Arnold Building Saturday, June 8
- Meeting center eyed for N.K. elementary school Saturday, June 8
- Canada-based Bitumar takes over operations at Hudson Cos. Monday, June 3
ATW expanding R.I. operations
ATW Companies has added 30 jobs to its Rhode Island manufacturing operation in the last two years and plans to hire an additional 70 workers by 2015, the firm announced Thursday.
- Report: Manufacturing key to export growth Saturday, June 1
- East Providence’s Nordson EFD strong at home, abroad Saturday, June 1
- In jewelry, former reporter found her true calling Saturday, June 1
Chafee unveils electric vehicle charging station at RWU
Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee celebrated the launch of a statewide network of electric vehicle charging stations on Roger Williams University campus Tuesday, unveiling one of the first of the charging …
- R.I. gas prices unchanged for third consecutive week Monday, June 17
- RIAC bond rating is lowered; outlook stable Saturday, June 15
- Fitch downgrades T.F. Green bonds Wednesday, June 12
Raytheon wants Pentagon to hold competition for anti-ship missile
Raytheon Co., the world’s largest missile maker, is challenging a Pentagon plan to use a Lockheed Martin Corp. anti-ship weapon and is asking for a chance to offer an alternative.
- Breaking down torpedoes and barriers along the way Saturday, June 1
- R.I. has stake in F-35 Lightning program Saturday, May 18
- F-35 program to benefit R.I. economy, say Lockheed officials Thursday, May 9
Report: Boating industry creates jobs in the Ocean State
The economic impact of the recreational boating industry in Rhode Island totals $508.3 million, according to a report from the National Marine Manufacturers Association.
- Fifteen years of helping journalists get it right Saturday, June 15
- RWU research will investigate mercury levels in scup Tuesday, June 11
- Coakley sues NOAA to block fishing regs Saturday, June 8
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