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Gun sales spike in RI — on pace to hit 50% increase over 2008 - Providence Journal Gun sales spike in RI — on pace to hit 50% increase over 2008 president of the Federated Rhode Island Sportsmen’s Clubs, an association of about 20 hunting and fishing clubs in the state. “Now a lot of it has to do with the current presidential administration. “The firearms industry exploded after the |
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Research Group: Rhode Island Tax Plan Would Help Create Business ... - Expansion Management Research Group: Rhode Island Tax Plan Would Help Create Business In fact, had Carcieri’s proposed plan been in effect for 2009, Rhode Island would have been ranked the 16th most business-friendly state in the nation, according to a new analysis by Josh Barro, staff economist for the Tax Foundation and author of the |
Growing the health-care industry could be the right medicine for ... - Providence Journal
Providence JournalGrowing the health-care industry could be the right medicine for In March, Rhode Island’s unemployment hit 10.5 percent, the worst in 30 years and the fifth-highest in the country. The solution of creating a strong life-sciences industry, advocates say, is based on the quality of research at the state’s universities Raises, no layoffs at RI Hospital
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Installing geothermal heat pumps - Mother Nature Network Installing geothermal heat pumpsLisa, Rhode Island A. Before we tell you how to get started on geothermal, Lisa, answer us this: what do George Dubya and Ani DiFranco have in common? GEOTHERMAL. No lie, they both tap into earth’s stable core temperature in order to heat and cool |
Boom turns to glut for Providence hotels - Providence Journal
Providence JournalBoom turns to glut for Providence hotelsRhode Island’s lodging-deprived capital, they argued, could attract far larger conventions if conventioneers were not shuttling to hotels in Warwick and Seekonk. Their call was answered. In a building boom that equaled the city’s ill-fated condominium
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Providence JournalGrowing the health-care industry could be the right medicine for In March, Rhode Island’s unemployment hit 10.5 percent, the worst in 30 years and the fifth-highest in the country. The solution of creating a strong life-sciences industry, advocates say, is based on the quality of research at the state’s universities Raises, no layoffs at RI Hospital
Providence JournalBoom turns to glut for Providence hotelsRhode Island’s lodging-deprived capital, they argued, could attract far larger conventions if conventioneers were not shuttling to hotels in Warwick and Seekonk. Their call was answered. In a building boom that equaled the city’s ill-fated condominium
