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Pawtucket highlights the importance of homeownership - by Donald Grebien

In honor of Homeownership Month across the country, on June 23^rd, the city of Pawtucket Commerce Department with Centreville Bank, along with resource partners Blackstone Valley Community Action Program, Rhode Island Housing, Housing Works RI, Housing Network RI, Pawtucket

City of East Providence and HarborOne Bank partner for small business - by Victor Regino

The city of East Providence and HarborOne Bank are partnering to introduce an exciting initiative to support small business. The Success for Small Business (SSB) program is designed to provide both technical assistance along with critical access to capital that is

Junior Realty LLC purchases 19,900 s/f

Warwick, RI Receiver for Wildfield Properties LLC, Lisa Kresge, Esq. of Brennan, Recupero, Cascione, Scungio & McAllister, LLP partnered with Kevin Casey of Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal for the sale of 24 Minnesota Ave.

Arpin International Group promotes Cole, Amatucci, and Bannon

West Warwick, RI Arpin International Group promoted Tracy Cole, Kevin Amatucci, and Karen Bannon.

“Tracy, Kevin, and Karen all have a lot in common: hard work, smarts, willing to change, adapt, and

Conway and Monaco of Mott & Chace sell 50 Skating Pond Lane

North Kingstown, RI Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty said that the Tuscan Villa estate at 50 Skating Pond Ln. sold for $1.875 million. Donna Conway, sales associate, and Bettina Monaco, sales associate: both of Mott

Quonset Business Park also offers recreational spaces and amenities - by Steven King

Quonset Business Park is New England’s premier business park and one of the largest in the Northeast. Home to more than 200 companies, over 12,000 people work at Quonset in a wide variety of industries. The business park spreads across more than 3,200 acres that includes world-class transportation

City of Warwick issues Request for Proposals - by Frank Picozzi

Several years ago, the Warwick school committee consolidated some schools, and, as required by city charter, returned their care and custody back to the city. The city has begun issuing Requests for Proposals (RFP) for these properties. In May, the city council approved

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