Signs Point to Possible Norman's Tap Reopening

The property has been removed from the town's tax sale list after a recent payment of $37,000 to clear up back taxes, town officials confirmed.

Starbucks Will Pay Baristas' College Tuition

The new benefit system is equal to about $30,000 per employee, said Starbucks spokesman Jim Olson.

Divided Council gives Havana's Partial Approval for Entertainment

Did the council overreach? Was it government gone awry? That's what two councilors said of their fellow members.

Need a Quick Oil Change? Flood Ford Has you Covered with New Quick Lane Facility

Mike Flood invested $1.5 million to open a new Quick Lane Tire and Service Center facility on South County Trail.

After Tax Debate, 58 Main Street Put on the Market

Dale DeJoy, managing member of MBP Associates, LLC, the property owner, said he listed the building with Allen Gammons of Prudential Gammons Realty.

Tonight's Main St. Stroll is Military Spouse Appreciation Night

The East Greenwich Chamber of Commerce along with Main Street merchants and the Rhode Island Association of Realtors will be rolling out the red carpet for military spouses.

EG Company Launches Kickstarter to Bring Relaxed Boating to the Masses

You can tow it with a motorcycle, winterize it in under 10 minutes with three tools, it comes with a cooler. Set up a private beach anywhere. It's a Beach Ray and a local company hopes to secure financing for molds to mass produce them.

Facing Back Taxes, Town Could Shut Down Three Consignment Shops

One business owes nearly $40,000 in back taxes.

At Lina Piccolina, Upscale Children's Consignment means Starch and Scrubbing

At Lina Piccolina on Main Street, "Everything is like new," owner Teresa Coletta said.

Havana's, Proposed for Former Rok Bar Site, gets Cool Council Reception

Still stinging from a bad experience with noise complaints at the former Rok Bar and Grill, the East Greenwich Town council delayed a vote on a liquor and entertainment license for a new restaurant proposed in the post office building on Main Street.

New Restaurant Planned for former Post Office Cafe on Main Street

Town Council will consider raising the cap on liquor licenses from 32 to 33 on Monday in response to a new restaurant application for the spot at 11 Main St.

Business at Silver Spoon Bakery Keeps Getting Sweeter

The Main Street shop has hired three new employees and plans to hire one more as it business booms.

Rotella Joins EG Physical Therapy Office

Dr. Mark Rotella of Newport has joined Lepre Physical Therapy in their East Greenwich office.

Pure Barre Coming to East Greenwich

It's a hot trend in fitness that shows no signs of slowing down. The EG location would be the chain's second in Rhode Island.

Crosby's Cafe is Open on Main Street

New owner, new name, new menu, new hours at the site of the former Village Cafe in East Greenwich.

Moniz Nabs Top Realtor Award

EG's Provant Hires Two New Executives

Opening a Palmieri's Bakery on Main Street is Owners' Dream come True

"I've always wanted to be in EG," owner Theresa Meresi said. "There's just something about Main Street."

New Mental Health Office opens in East Greenwich

Council Set to License Palmieri's Bakery for Business

The legendary Federal Hill bakery is close to opening on Main Street in East Greenwich.

Martins-Phipps Appointed to Appraisal Board

Local realtor picked for important board seat.

Hill-Top Creamery Reopens for Season

Yes, winter is almost over. A sure sign: Hill-Top Creamery has opened.

Local Farmer Launches Kickstarter to Expand Business

Pat's Pastured of East Greenwich is hoping to get a food truck and food cart to expand its offerings this summer.

Edens Unveils Facelift Plans for East Greenwich Square

Three phase construction plan will give the shopping center at 1000 Division St. a substantial facelift. Construction will run from March through September.

Filippou's Gets Liquor License Expansion

Request to serve liquor is to keep business competitive, owner says.

CVS to Stop Cigarette, Tobacco Sales in All Stores Nationwide

Products will be off store shelves nationwide by Oct. 1.

Kohl’s to Honor Outstanding Young Volunteers with Scholarships, Prizes

Kohl’s Cares Scholarship Program is now accepting applications.

100 Get Free Coffee for a Year, Including This Guy

The new Corner Bakery Cafe opened for business in Cranston this morning.

Independent Newspapers Shifts Printing Cycle

No more getting the headlines Wednesday night at Healy News Store.

New Boru Noodle Bar is Hot — along with the Ramen

New Japanese noodle bar on Broadway is already a big hit.

Is The Wrong Job Better Than No Job At All?

How to make the best of a less than perfect job situation.

Uncle Sam Will Pay $3,000 To Give You The Flu

Healthy and under 50? Here's a way to make some quick money.

Is a Joint Bank Account the Secret to a Happy Marriage?

How sharing finances brought one couple closer together.

How to Make Sure You Can Always Find a Job

Follow these steps for lifetime job security.

Michaels, Latest Retailer to Warn of Possible Customer Data Breach

Federal law enforcement, security experts working on the situation.

Playtex Announces Huge Pacifier Holder Clip Recall

Playtex has received 99 reports of the holder cracking or breaking.

Dunkin’ Donuts Continues Expansion in 2014

The coffee and doughnut chain says it’s expected to open 685 to 800 new locations this year.

Main Street Gets New Asian Restaurant

Raku Sakura at 148 Main Street opened last week.

One of Three Women Live At or Near Poverty, Shriver Report Finds

Two-thirds of women consider themselves the family breadwinner.

Best Companies to Work for in 2014

Google grabs the top slot yet again on Fortune list.