October 1, 2026
EarnIn reports that financial apps may become key tools for job seekers, providing better access and support as traditional hiring methods struggle.
Bluevine reports on how small business owners can build and maintain strong business credit, emphasizing the importance of monitoring credit scores and avoiding common pitfalls.
For students who exit Early Intervention at 3 and do not meet the bar for an IEP, there exists a two-year period — roughly ages three to five — between Early Intervention services and public kindergarten during which many parents and caregivers are left to figure out how to pay for developmental support options.
Two raccoons found about 5 miles apart in densely populated neighborhoods of Warwick tested positive for rabies this week, the latest cases in a year when Rhode Island’s tally of rabid animals has climbed well above its five-year average. The raccoons were found near Walter Street and Duncan Road, the Rhode Island Department of Health […]
Brex reports that SaaS companies need tailored accounts payable strategies to handle subscriptions, cloud services, and contractor payments effectively, moving beyond traditional PO methods.
Way.com reports that auto shops face signs they're outgrowing spreadsheets, including double-bookings, missed appointments, and inventory issues.
(September 2, 2026) – Sip, savor and celebrate fall at Audubon’s Birds and Brews or join eerie nighttime hikes in search of owls. Bring the kids for outdoor autumn explorations and a Happy …
Three local high school programs enjoyed remarkable postseason runs this spring, highlighted by the Seekonk High School boys baseball team’s MIAA Division 4 State Championship. The Warriors …
AMS Fulfillment reports that the postpurchase experience has become crucial for retailers, influencing customer retention and brand trust after a sale.
Ally Financial reports 22 essential questions to ask when buying a house, covering budget, property condition, neighborhood, and offer details for informed decisions.
SEEKONK, MA — Osamequin Farm and Country Carpenters invite the community to a Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, September 12, from 4 - 6pm, marking the completion of the Hickory Grove rebuild …
The Seekonk Select Board voted Wednesday to place a South End Fire Station article on the November 10 Town Meeting warrant. A debt exclusion, which is a temporary tax increase, will need to be …
More Rhode Islanders than ever before are casting ballots early at designated in-person polling sites open before the Sept. 9 primary, according to the Rhode Island Department of State’s online turnout tracker. The 32,575 early, in-person ballots cast as of noon Tuesday — with four hours to go — is nearly double the 16,900 early, […]
CreditFresh reports on budgeting for kids' sports and back-to-school activities, emphasizing planning for total costs to avoid surprises and manage expenses efficiently.
TD reports that over 78% of Americans now use AI tools daily, with 67% feeling more proficient, adding that trust remains cautious, especially in finance, favoring human oversight.
The Seekonk Select Board gave their approval to a War Dog Memorial at the September 2 meeting. The idea for the memorial was presented by Armond Perreault, a Vietnam veteran, and Kevin Kugel, …
Seekonk High School has officially been designated by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to offer a state-designated Career Technical Education (CTE) Program in …
The $2 million price for the purchase of the 40 acre Medeiros Farm was questioned by Seekonk Select Board member Elizabeth Elmasian at the August 19 meeting. Elmasian cited an October 19, 2021 …
The Seekonk Select Board approved a policy regarding the use of the Flock cameras at their Wednesday meeting. The vote was 4 - 0. Robert Archambault abstained. Chair Gary Sagar, Michael Healy, Chris …
(BPT) - No matter where you live, you can be at risk for short- or long-term power outages. Between extended heat waves, hurricane season, wildfire risk and upcoming winter storms, the aging power …
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GoodRx reports over half of insured Americans fear medical bills and many face financial strain and underinsurance despite having coverage, raising access concerns.
Doctronic reports that at-home DNA tests offer high accuracy for raw genetic data (99.5%-99.9%), but their health predictions are less reliable and often limited.
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