And despite the supply chain disruptions caused by the slashing of the foreign aid program, Edesia has figured out ways to get its peanut-based products in Rhode Island to the places they're needed, in sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and Latin Americ... See more
Furtado, 33, an East Providence Democrat, was first elected to serve House District 64 in November 2024, and is unopposed in the Nov. 3 election. The daughter of first-generation Peruvian immigrants, she became Rhode Island's first Peruvian-American elect... See more
Foulkes said she opposes expanding Enbridge's Algonquin gas pipeline network in Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. By contrast, DemocraticMassachusetts Governor Maura Healeyrecently urged an expedited review of that project. 'I think we need to ... See more
'These are serious and concerning allegations,' Foulkes said in a statement. 'While everyone is entitled to due process, we are weeks away from a pivotal election that will determine the future of our state for years to come. I thank Liz for her service, ... See more
Instead,50 Simshas emerged as a hub for Rhode Island's creative community while providing a home for job training programs and businesses — there's even a brewery on the premises. And it could provide a blueprint for landlords in Greater Boston who are gr... See more
