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Many Rhode Island communities have fought the state’s Low and Moderate Income Housing Act for limiting their ability to stop development projects.
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By Patrick Anderson |
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In the aftermath of the deadly bombing at the Boston Marathon, security is being defined, redefined and arranged, as spring takes hold in Rhode Island and civic leaders prepare for crowds expected at marathons, 5K walks, food festivals and Providence’s signature crowd-pleaser – WaterFire.
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By Rhonda Miller |
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Independent insurance agent talks about her work and her founding of a sewing center in Pakistan.
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By Rhonda Miller |
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Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has raised its long-term rating on North Providence’s general obligation bonds to BBB+ from BBB-, according to a press release from the ratings agency.
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By Rhonda Miller |
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Bank of America has donated $175,000 to United Way of Rhode Island to help fund its Critical Needs program, according to a press release from the bank.
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By Rhonda Miller |
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The Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy unveiled plans for the transformation of Kennedy Plaza at a meeting in downtown Providence after close of business Thursday.
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By PBN Staff
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The vice president at Whalley Computer Associates Inc. talks to Providence Business News about his company, its services and the evolution of the technology industry.
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By Emily Greenhalgh |
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The IO Offload Engine from GreenBytes Inc., a developer of virtual desktop and cloud-scale IO-offload and data deduplication solutions, has been named a finalist in the 2013 Datacenter Solutions Awards.
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By Emily Greenhalgh |
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In the first of its new Legal Tech series, the Tech Collective – Rhode Island’s IT and Bioscience industry association, will discuss the legalities and problems behind the “Bring Your Own Device” trend.
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By Emily Greenhalgh |
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Envision Technology Advisors was named a “qualified vendor” for the R.I. Department of Education’s Wireless Classroom Initiative, which will provide $20 million to expand wireless access to classrooms across the state within the next two years.
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By Emily Greenhalgh |