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Big Spender Nic Cage blames losses on (Jewish) money manager
Actor Nicholas Cage reportedly owes the government $6.3 million in back taxes, but instead of ponying up, he's blaming his money manager.
Providence/New Bedford News, Weather and Sports
The RI Department of Health, and family members, have confirmed to ABC 6 News that a local woman who died over the weekend has tested positive for H1N1, and did in fact die from the virus.
RI Man Arrested For Kidnapping Teenage Girl
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Between the frowns and furrowed brows of residents and vigorously waved homemade signs saying things like - Flush the sewer project,' the engineer who presented the final plan for sewers on Oct.
Parents scrambled to get their children to school Monday morning after 17 of the 18 school buses parked at the high school were disabled, the police and school officials said.
MIDDLETOWN, RI /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ a ' United States Senator Sheldon Whitehouse recently joined executive director Christie Smith to announce that the Potter League for Animals shelter and education center has been certified as a LEED A Gold building for its energy efficient and high-performance design.
Nicolas Cagea s a Treasurea buried in debt
Cage claims in a lawsuit filed in L.A. that business manager Samuel Levin was so reckless and incompetent with his money that he has been forced to sell off major assets and investments and is faced with gigantic tax liabilities.
Little leukemia patient Hannah comes home to volunteers' gift
Hannah Wertens slept last night in a pink princess bed, a canopy above her and a Hannah Montana doll close by.
David Zannelli has the bruises - and the recovered .380 Beretta - to prove it. Zannelli was stopping another kid riding his bike recklessly in the road.
Wampanoag author draws on childhood for young-reader novel
Stephanie Duckworth was the little girl who stood out. After her parents divorced, the Wampanoag girl grew up with her Wampanoag grandfather on his farm in Martha's Vineyard.
Blue Cross goes green with new office tower
When some 1,100 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island workers start moving into their new 13-story office building next weekend, most will enjoy sweeping views of downtown shared only by those who can afford to rent or own pricey nearby condominiums.
Shady business practices could save Vectrix
Vectrix Corporation, the financially troubled manufacturer of electric scooters, has declared chapter 11 bankruptcy and has agreed to sell the majority of its assets, free of debt, to a new company, appropriately called "New Vectrix LLC." The move comes after the company cut the majority of its workforce and failed to secure major investment or a ...
It is with great sadness that we must report that longtime CSW member, Mark Perry , passed away suddenly while on a business trip in Hawaii due to a heart attack.
Vectrix officially files for bankruptcy, plans to stay in business
Much like what recently took place with General Motors and Chrysler, the old company will be purchased by an entity called New Vectrix LLC in relatively short order unless another interested party comes along and presents a better offer to the bankruptcy judge.
Vectrix to sell assets, file for Ch. 11
Vectrix Corp., a Middletown, R.I.-based maker of an all-electric, zero-emissions scooter, has agreed to sell most of its assets to New Vectrix LLC for a total of $5.1 million, and it has voluntarily filed for chapter 11 relief with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
EDC grants $1.2M for renewable energy
" The R.I. Economic Development Corporation announced Tuesday that it has granted $1.2 million from the R.I. Renewable Energy Fund to eight projects.
Businesses could be greater resource for students
We need to create a link between our businesses and our middle school and high school students on Aquidneck Island.
Senate commission to study municipal pensions
Sen. Louis P. DiPalma and Sen. John J. Tassoni Jr. have been named to a special Senate commission that will study municipal pensions and report its findings to the Senate by the conclusion of the 2010 legislative session.
Five-Alarm Blaze Strikes Rhode Island Mill
Around 1:45 a.m. on Sept. 12, a Tiverton police officer was on a routine patrol of the Bourne Mill Complex when he noticed a bright glow.
Investigation continues into mill fire
A section of an historic textile mill in Tiverton went up in flames early Saturday morning.
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