In Bryan’s name
Canceled in 2020, Bristol cleanup returns May 1 this year
11 hours ago
Chelsey Barton-Karnes, chairman of Bristol’s annual town-wide cleanup, is ready to get back to business. “Last year we were not able to do our town-wide cleanup; it would have been our …
Dog (Park) days are here in Warren
Yesterday at 2:07 PM
After more than a year of fund-raising and work, the Town of Warren will open its Franklin Street dog park to the human and canine public this Saturday, April 10. Director Tara Thibaudeau said …
East Providence awaits details on American Rescue Plan Act funds
Yesterday at 12:48 PM
EAST PROVIDENCE — East Providence will get a portion of the $1.78 billion earmarked for Rhode Island through the American Rescue Plan Act recently passed by Congress and signed into law by …
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East Bay Bike Path bridge work facing more delays
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Chomp eyes move to Water Street in Warren
To the editor: One has to be captivated by the speed with which government moves in Portsmouth. Consider that in 2007, the Portsmouth Town Council sought and received permission from the …
To the editor: John Adams was one of the foremost of the American patriots wanting to break from England. However, to his great credit, when the British soldiers in the “Boston …
To the editor:As you may have heard by now — the City is undergoing planning process to draft its new “Comprehensive Plan.” A city’s “Comprehensive Plan” is the …
After reading the letter of Paul Salesi (“The 11th Commandment?”), I must remind him of the Declaration of Independence, which states “that they are endowed by their Creator with …
As well illustrated by Senior Chief Salesi’s letter of last week (“The 11th Commandment?”), neither the Church or the Constitution conveys a “God given right” to bear …
To the editor: The abrupt closing of the two East Bay Bike Path bridges in 2019 displaced hundreds of riders, walkers, runners, kids on their way to school, workers heading to their jobs, out onto …
Did you choose the right invoice payment terms?
When you invoice a customer you want to get paid as soon as possible, right? Payment terms can be your best friend when it comes to solidifying your business cash flow. Choosing the right invoice …
Nurturing human connection in the remote workplace
It is inevitable and increasingly apparent – times are changing. While the world around us feels strange and uncertain, with teams spread out and working virtually more than ever, it’s a …
Should you appoint an outsourced CFO?
If you are reading this, you’re likely a small-to-medium sized company that is undergoing rapid growth. At this point in your journey, you acknowledge the need for C-suite level financial …