A nimble, 21st-century news organization reporting from Northampton, Massachusetts.
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Mary Serreze focuses on local business and industry news within Rhode Island, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. She also covers health topics to a lesser extent. If you have insights or stories related to local businesses, technology, sustainability initiatives, or health developments in the Rhode Island area, Mary would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on local news and the prevalence of press releases in her coverage attributes, she may respond well to pitches involving new business ventures or expansions as well as technological advancements specific to the region. Keep in mind that she primarily reports on North Carolina (Charlotte) but is open to wider U.S.-based stories if they are relevant locally.
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By: Mary Serreze
Scotland soccer supporters are marking their team’s return to the World Cup by sending help to a Providence-based after-school program that links homework and the international game.
By: Mary Serreze
A new report details three distinct roles Citizens plays for CoreCivic and GEO Group, while the bank says it follows the law and applies standards consistently.
By: Mary Serreze
The East Bay community of Barrington has broken ground on a $250 million school building project.
By: Mary Serreze
A Belgian company has agreed to acquire Showcase Cinemas from Harbor Lights, the Ellison-controlled successor to National Amusements.
By: Mary Serreze
Jersey City, N.J. divests from Citizens Bank in response to its ties with the private prison industry.
By: Mary Serreze
The voluntary dismissal means a Massachusetts District Court decision vacating the January 2025 Wind Memorandum will stand. Federal agencies are now under judicial mandate to resume processing wind permits.
By: Mary Serreze
The recognition marks a first for Centreville Bank, which recently surpassed $3 billion in assets. Navigant took the top slot among credit unions for the state.
By: Mary Serreze
Regent Craft completes Quonset manufacturing facility
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A top KPMG executive with Providence ties is stepping into a global leadership role.
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Only 563 houses sold statewide in May compared to 718 a year ago. The Rhode Island Association of Realtors says inflation and economic concerns are weighing on prospective buyers.
