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Gas prices unchanged in R.I., up in Mass.
Rhode Island’s gasoline prices are unchanged this week after 11 consecutive weeks of declines, according to AAA Southern New England. more
| 7/9/12
Textron sees jet market gain with fewer used planes put on sale
Textron Inc.’s Cessna Aircraft and other business-jet makers stand to benefit as the supply of secondhand small planes on sale returns to normal levels, Chief Executive Officer Scott Donnelly said. more
Rail investments are paying off already
It has taken a while, but finally Ocean State residents are starting to see the benefits of taking the train to work locally, something that people in major metro areas all over the world take advantage of on a daily basis. more
7/16/12
‘Spaghetti ramps’ out in F.R. waterfront plan
Almost every American city has had to live with at least one old highway overpass cutting through downtown that isolates neighborhoods and repels visitors. more
Pump prices climb 7 cents
Rhode Island’s gasoline prices rose 7 cents this week. The jump marks the first increase in Ocean State pump prices in 13 weeks, according to AAA Southern New England. more
| 7/16/12
T.F. Green opens cell phone lot
T.F. Green Airport has opened a cell phone waiting lot at 2282 Post Road for motorists meeting arriving passengers, the airport announced Monday. more
| 7/16/12
Transportation first study for new office
The new Office of Management and Budget will conduct a study of the state’s transportation programs, Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee announced Monday afternoon at a RIPTA board meeting. more
JetBlue adds service to T.F. Green
JetBlue Airways will provide twice-daily nonstop service to Orlando International Airport and one daily flight to Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport beginning Thursday, Nov. 29. more
Plan to fix city streets will only add to Providence’s fiscal mess
To the editor: According to PBN’s July 12 Morning Call e-newsletter, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras wants to borrow $40 million to fix city streets. Clearly, that’s bad financial management for a city already deeply in debt. Worse, it avoids dealing with the serious underlying issues. Providence is in a fiscal and infrastructure mess because of: more
7/23/12
Textron posts $10.7% rise in 2Q revenue
Textron Inc. – parent of Bell Helicopter, Cessna Aircraft Company and Textron Systems - reported a 10.7 percent increase in its second quarter 2012 revenue when compared with the same 2011 period. more
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