MARCH 2008

If it’s not good for the community, it’s not good for business.

Events are open to all employees of the business. Invite your colleagues to attend.

Customer Growth & LunchNetworking Like A ProFriday, March 14th

NetworkingStatewide Business After Hoursat Rhodes On The PawtuxetTuesday, March 25th

NetworkingLeads LunchSponsored by Fiore Pontiac-GMC-VWFriday, April 6th

Marketing & Lunch“Increase Your Visibility With The Right Ad”Thursday, April 12th

Informational WorkshopHow to Start Your Own Business: Legal & Administrative ConsiderationsFriday, April 13th

NetworkingBusiness After Hours Sponsored by Centreville BankWednesday, April 18th

Brain CafeBrain Cafe Friday, April 20th

March Events

April Events

Whether it’s the feel-good factor or consideration of the bottom line, going green is a growing business trend. Nearly half (47 percent) of the small business owners responding to a Wells Fargo/Gallup survey said they take action to show their custom-ers they are environmental-ly friendly. In addition, 89 percent of the respondents consider it very important or somewhat important for America’s small businesses to actively support efforts to protect and improve the environment.

“Collectively, small busi-nesses can have a tremen-dous impact on broad soci-etal issues, which is clearly the case regarding environ-mental preservation,” says Giovanni Coratolo, executive director of the Chamber ’s Council on Small Business.

Two-thirds (66 percent) of the survey respondents said they would pay more to buy environmentally-friendly products and services. Of those, 48 percent said they would pay five percent more for such goods and services. Another 34 percent would pay 10 percent more, while 18 percent would pay more than 10 percent. However, about one-half (49 percent) said they did not think their customers would pay more for environmentally-friendly products.

Some 60 percent of the respondents said that fund-ing for research and devel-opment of alternative energy sources is the most impor-tant anti-global warming initiative. Efforts to promote recycling and funding safer ways to dispose of garbage and hazardous waste were also considered top priori-ties.

Here are a few easy ways to make your company green-er:

• Reduce your paperwork by invoicing electronically • Buy recycled paper and supplies • Offer incentives for employees to usepublic transportation • Use ceiling fans to reduce air-conditioning costs• Reduce your hot water temperature by two degrees and insulate thetank • Use energy-saving light bulbs

Small businesses look to go green

Above: Jeff Salks, manager and one of the owners, stands in front of the store’s eco-friendly light-bulb section. Below: Eric Fusco and Sean Jordan rearrange the new display of bulbs under signs announcing cheaper bills with the new bulbs. (Photos by Darcie Di Saia.)

PRE-SORTEDSTANDARD

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

WARWICK, R.I.Permit no. 358

Originally published in August 2007. Reprinted with permission, www.uschamber.com, August 2007. Copyright 2007 U . S . C h a m b e r o f Commerce – All Rights Reserved.

In this edition:

• PROTECTING YOUR FAMILY FROM CARBON MONOXIDE - PAGE 4

IS YOUR HOME SAFE?

• KICKING THE HABIT - PAGE 5FIND OUT 10 NEW REASONS TO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AWAY FROM SODA

• BUSINESS AFTER HOURS - PAGE 8 NEW PHOTOS, NEW WINNERS!

ChamberWorksPage 2 March 2008

Mayor's MessageWith growing concerns about

the state of the economy, it was heartening to examine various res-idential and commercial projects underway throughout the city last year and see the investment that homeowners, private companies and non-profit agencies continue to make in Warwick.

A review of the Building Department’s listing of commer-cial projects, including new con-struction, renovations or additions to existing structures and hotels/motels, shows private developers’ investment of over $77.3 million in 2007. These figures don’t take into account new or major improve-ments to residential buildings or other miscellaneous projects, which total nearly $33 million.

Warwick’s business base is a wide-ranging mix of small com-

panies, retail, office parks and tourism-related enterprises. All of these are reflected in 2007 invest-ments here, with projects rang-ing from a 4,250 square-foot facil-ity to two office buildings, total-ing 200,000 square feet, near the Crowne Plaza Hotel. One of the buildings – at 120,000 square feet – will be home to Davol Inc.’s world headquarters.

Warwick is also home to Kent Hospital, which serves residents in the greater Kent County region, and a growing need for medical office space is clearly evident. Roughly half a dozen facilities have either been completed or are under construction and are located not far from the hospital’s com-plex.

On the Border and Chipolte’s restaurants were completed last

year, and work on a Texas Road House restaurant began on the Warwick/East Greenwich border before the New Year. Area resi-dents are eagerly awaiting comple-tion of the NYLO Hotel and other facilities at historic Pontiac Mills, as well as renovations to Warwick Mall, which will soon welcome Target as one of its anchor stores.

As 2008 progresses, there are a number of exciting projects in the planning stages, with developers working with a variety of munici-pal offices to secure the appropri-ate permits and approvals.

As always, our Department o f To u r i s m , C u l t u r e a n d Development stands ready to assist new or existing businesses. Please do not hesitate to contact them at (401) 738-2000, ext. 6404 or www.movetowarwickri.com.

MAYOR SCOTT AVEDISIAN

Two new electronic filing require-ments for tax-exempt organizations went into effect after December 2006.

First, certain tax-exempt organiza-tions will have a new filing requirement imposed by the Pension Protection Act of 2006. For tax periods beginning after Dec. 31, 2006, tax-exempt organizations

whose gross receipts are normally less than $25,000 must electronically file an annual notice. The IRS is developing a filing system for the annual electronic notice and will publicize filing proce-dures upon completion of the filing system.

For the latest information about fil-

ing the annual electronic notice, check the Exempt Organizations Web site at www.irs.gov.eo.

Second, some tax-exempt organiza-tions will be required to electronically file their Forms 990. For tax years end-ing on or after Dec. 31, 2006, tax-exempt organizations will be required to e-file if they have $10 million or more in total assets and file 250 or more returns a year. In addition, private foundations and charitable trusts will be required to e-file Forms 990-FP regardless of their asset size, if they file at least 25 returns.

Information provided by Advantage Payroll Services. Reprinted from the SSA/IRS Reported, Spring 2007 issue.

New electronic filing requirements for tax-exempt organizations

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Board of Directors2007 - 2008

Officers of the Board

Chairman of the BoardStephen Hinger

Drum Rock Specialty Co., Inc.

Chair-Elect Thomas M. Madden

The Madden Law Firm, P.C.

Vice-ChairJohn M. Montecalvo

Pivotal Choice Computersand Telephones

SecretaryJerold M. Weisman

Jerold M. Weisman, CPA

TreasurerJeffrey D. Wadovick

James N. Nadeau & Co., LLP

Past-ChairRobert DeGregorio

Slocum Realty

Patricia BlakemoreNew England

Institute of Technology

Brian BrosnihanLegal Sea Foods

Linda CampbellWarwick Mall

Mana DoranSigns By Tomorrow

Peter GeorgeEnvision Branding & Marketing

Kurt HarringtonSomething Fishy, Inc.

Richard C. HittingerAEG, Inc.

Steven H. KitchinR. I. Higher Education

Workforce Development Council

Michael LichtensteinLichtenstein Associates

Pat MatulaitisNarragansett Electric Company

Joseph A. MedeirosMedeiros Financial Services, Inc.

Joseph OakesVR Industries

Leah M. PrataCentreville Savings Bank

Stephen RussellBank RI

Scott SeabackRI Temps, Inc.

Dr. Daniel SimpsonWest Bay Animal Hospital

Thomas Celona (ex-officio)

Thrifty Car Rental/Prestige Limousine

John Howell (ex-officio)

Warwick Beacon

Joseph McGair (legal counsel)

Petrarca and McGair, Inc.

The Central Rhode IslandChamber of Commerce Staff

2007-2008

Lauren E.I. Slocum President/CEO

Maria Puleo Office Manager

Event & Program Coordinator

Kristyn Jodat Communications Coordinator

Yvette Mellin Tourism/Relocation Director

Janice A. Luther Membership Coordinator

Arlene McNultyPresident & CEO

Executive Director, RI Mentoring Partnership

Merilee PrattExecutive Secretary

Jo-Ann SchofieldVice President

Susan ThomasDirector of Training & Program Support

Stacey ThompsonWarwick Mentor ProgramCoordinator - Secondary

Pamela LeonhardtWarwick Mentor ProgramCoordinator - Elementary

Kent WilsonMen2B Coordinator

Dr. George DeTarnowskyCRIDCO

Executive Director

The Central Rhode IslandChamber of Commerce

ChamberWorksPublished every month jointly by the Central RI Chamber of Commerce and Beacon Communications.

Send press releases to:Central RI Chamber of Commerce, 3288 Post Rd., Warwick, RI 02886

or phone 732-1100 or FAX 732-1107 or email ben@centralrichamber.com.

For advertising rates or information,Call ChamberWorks, 732-1100 or Fax 732-1107.

PUBLISHERLauren E.I. Slocum,

President/CEOCentral RI Chamber

of Commerce

EDITORDara Chadwick

EDITORIAL COORDINATORKristyn Jodat

PRODUCTION ADVISORRichard Fleischer

PRODUCTIONMalisa Croce

For a small business, tak-ing the first steps into adver-tising can be an intimidat-ing and mysterious process. Even though we see adver-tising everywhere, creating and using ads ourselves can seem alien and expensive. Understanding how the medium works and what it can and cannot do for a small business is tougher than it seems…and there’s always uncertainty over results.

Think of advertising as one element of the broader area of marketing. You recognize it in many forms, including maga-zines, newspapers, directo-ries, online search engine ads, Web site banners, radio spots, TV, billboards, flyers, direct mail and others. Before you spend your hard-earned money on advertising, you’ll want to investigate what to realistically expect. Only then should you draw up a plan for moving ahead.

Advertising can do the fol-lowing:

• Attract new customers, prospect and leads• Encourage existing cus-tomers to spend more on your product or service• Build credibility, estab-lish and maintain your “ b r a n d ” o r u n i q u e business identity, and enhance your reputation • Inform or remind cus-tomers and prospects of the benefits your busi-ness has to offer • Promote your business to customers, investors and others, and slowly build sales

But here’s what advertising probably can’t do:

• Create an instant cus-tomer base• Solve your cash flow or profit problems by pro-ducing an immediate sales windfall • Cure poor or indifferent customer service • Create benefits that don’t really exist, or sell products and services that nobody wants

In short, advertising won’t

guarantee quick sales for your product or service by itself, but it will get you noticed if you do it right. That means you must know, as precisely as possible, the demographics of your target audience and craft a precise message about your product or service that will touch them. You must give customers a compelling reason to call, visit your Web site or stop by your business.

Your ad must also stand out in some way. If it fails to grab your potential cus-tomers, they’re not likely to

respond. Frequency is also key. A single ad in one place won’t do much. Getting peo-ple to see your ads as often as possible in different places will deliver better results.

To learn more about advertis-ing your small business, con-tact SCORE, Counselors to America’s Small Business, at (401) 732-1100.

The ABCs of advertisingAsk SCORE

ChamberWorksPage 4 March 2008

By Tara Higgins, R.PH.

With the cost of prescription drugs soaring, many people are looking for ways to save money at the pharmacy. These tips can help lower the amount you pay out of pocket:

• Consider generic drugs. Next time you fill a prescription, ask your pharmacist or doctor whether a gener-ic equivalent is available. If a generic isn’t available for the specific drug you’re taking, ask whether there is another generic that could treat your condition. Brand-name drugs, like any brand name product, are more expen-sive because of advertising costs, as well as the cost of research and devel-opment. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), generic drug co-payments are much lower than co-payments for brand drug names. A generic drug is essential-ly the same drug as its brand name

equivalent. It has the same active ingredients, is equally effective and is approved by the FDA.

• Try mail order. All Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island (BCBSRI) mem-bers who have prescription drug cover-age can order drugs through WellPoint Pharmacy Management’s PrecisionRx program. If you take daily maintenance medication for chronic conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes, con-sider using PrecisionRx. The medica-tion is shipped to your home, and you may pay a lower co-payment than at the pharmacy.

• Ask your doctor about over-the-counter (OTC) drugs. Sometimes, an OTC drug can be just as effective as a prescription drug for certain minor conditions, such as a cough or a runny nose. Frequently, they cost less than a co-payment. Ask your doctor if an OTC drug would work for you.

• Talk to your doctor about healthy lifestyle changes. Many health prob-

lems, such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol, may be helped by eat-ing a more nutritious diet, exercising more and reducing stress. Talk to your doctor about how you can reduce your need for medication or even stop tak-ing medications altogether. However, don’t stop taking medications without speaking to your doctor, even if you think your condition is under control.

• Take medications as prescribed. When you take certain medications, such as antibiotics, it’s important to finish all of the medicine prescribed, even if you are feeling better. If you don’t, you could end up taking a sec-ond round of medicine. Taking medica-tion incorrectly can also lead to other health problems, which can hurt both your health and your wallet.

Information provided by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Rhode Island. Article published in Choices – summer 2007.

Five ways to save on prescription drugsYour Finances

During the coldest of winter months, a rise in your heating bill isn’t the only thing to worry about. Turning up the thermostat can drastically increase your chances of carbon monoxide (CO) poi-soning.

C O i s a c o l o r -less, odorless, taste-less, toxic gas, which according to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission, takes 140 lives per year. By entering your lungs and displac-ing the oxygen from your bloodstream, CO interrupts your nor-mal supply of oxygen to the heart, brain and other vital organs.

Produced by the incomplete com-bustion of gas, oil, coal, wood, gas-fired appliances, charcoal grills, wood-burning furnaces or fireplaces, and motor vehicles, CO can accumulate in your home and put your family at risk. Therefore, a CO detector is essential to detect traces of CO in your home.

Mild CO exposure can cause side effects that are often mistaken for the flu, including a slight headache, nausea and fatigue. Moderate exposure to CO can cause a severe throbbing headache,

drowsiness, confusion, vomiting and increased heart rate. Extreme exposure to CO can cause unconsciousness, con-vulsions, cardio respiratory failure and death.

If your CO detector alarm sounds, turn off all your appliances, open the windows and doors, and evacuate everyone from your home. Once you and your family are out of the house, call 911 immediately.

Information provided by SERVPRO of Metro Rhode Island. Visit www. Servproffmetrori.com.

Protecting your family from carbon monoxidePSafety

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• Soda contains no nutrients, and is high in calories and sugar. Studies show a strong link between soda consump-tion and childhood obesity.

• Soda suppresses the appe-tite so kids are less likely to eat nourishing foods. Soda drinkers are less likely to get the recommended levels of vitamin A, calcium and magnesium.

• Phosphorus, a common ingredient in soda, depletes calcium in the bones. Girls who dr ink more soda are more prone to bro-ken bones. Doctors are becoming concerned about the health impact of carbonated beverage consumption on teen-age girls.

• Studies show a direct link between tooth decay and soda. Not only does the sugar cause cavities, the acids in soda erode tooth enamel, which begins in only 20 minutes.

• Caffeine is known to create

physical dependence, and upsets the normal balance of neurochemistry in the devel-oping brains of children. Caffeine stimulates the adre-nal gland without providing the nourishment it needs. In large amounts, caffeine can lead to adrenal exhaustion, especially in children. Colas contain 35 to 38 milligrams of caffeine per 12-ounce can.

• Drinking a lot of soda every day can lead to blood sugar

disorders,

including diabetes. • Aspartame, used in diet

sodas, is a potent brain toxin and endocrine disrupter.

• Citric acid, often found in soda, may contain traces of MSG. MSG is another potent brain toxin. The artificial fla-vors found in soda may also contain traces of MSG.

• Drinking sodas regularly can upset the fragile, acid-alka-line balance of the stomach,

creating a continuous acid environment. This pro-longed acid environment

can lead to inflammation of the stomach and duodenal lining, which can be quite painful.

• Sodas act as dehydrating diuretics, much like tea, coffee and alcohol, and can inhibit proper digestive function.

Information provided by Dr. Tim Warren of Warren Chiropractic, (401) 738-6477. Published in the ProAdjuster Lifestyles Magazine, Volume two, Issue one.

Kicking the habit10 Reasons to keep kids off soda

Health & Wellness

Is your outdated business technology system holding the productivity of your company back?Imagine how efficient your business would be with new technology, including the latest Dell server, Microsoft Small Business Operating system and security software to keep your network safe. Now imagine all installation services provided to make everything work, as well as training to help you understand the most productive way to use it.This could all happen to your company. The Central R.I. Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Technology Advisory Group, a technology solutions compa-ny, and various hardware and software vendor partners to present its TAGTeam Technology Makeover.To be eligible, you must:• Be a Chamber member in good stand-ing • Have five to 30 PCs• Submit your application by April 23, 2008One lucky winner will be announced at the Chamber’s May 2008 Business After Hours event. Visit www.centralrichamber.com for an application. Then, fax your completed application to (401) 732-1107.The winner will be chosen based on the current state of the applicant’s technology, his or her identified needs and the impact that the TAGTeam Technology Makeover would have on the organization.Five finalists will be announced on May 7, 2008. The winner will be selected at the May Business After Hours event. Applications will be judged by a three-member panel featuring representatives from the Central RI Chamber of Commerce, Technology Advisory Group and the Chamber’s Technology Committee. For more information, call (401) 732-1100.

Chamber to offer

TAGTeam Technology Makeover

Enter to win up to

$12,000in new computer hardware,

software and service

I td t d b i t h l

Rotary Club of Warwick to host New England Performs eventMany prizes available to winners

From Feb. 26 to March 2, 2008, the Rotary Club of Warwick will hold auditions for the second annual New England Performs, a fundraising performance contest that benefits local charities. Auditions will be held at the Warwick Mall and at a dance site. Registered entrants will have a total of three minutes to perform.

Auditions are open to those (actors, singers, dancers, musicians, magicians, jugglers, comedians, etc.) who enjoy performing and who pre-register at www.newengland-landperfroms.com. New England Performs is open to any amateur individual or group (up to eight peo-ple) residing in New England. Some professionals will be accepted (see contest rules at www.newengland-performs.com). The Web site also offers a registration form and specif-ic details for the event. Audition fees are $45 for individuals or groups of two ($75 for three, four or five par-ticipants and $110 for six, seven or eight), if registered prior to Feb. 15, 2008. Auditions will be limited to the first 250 to register.

Approximately 50 performers will be selected to participate in the final event from 6 to 8 p.m. on March 15, 2008 at Toll Gate High School. A first

prize of $3,000 and a walk-on role in an upcoming Cardi’s Furniture com-mercial will be awarded in the age 13 to 103 category (The 2007 winner was Kelsey, a 14-year-old dancer) and a first prize of $1,500 will be awarded in the 12-and-under age category. Additional money prizes will be given to the top 20 perform-ers. Spectators on March 15 will be charged $15 for the all day/evening sessions, and $5 for the prelimi-

nary-only session. Advance ticket purchase at www.newenglandland-perfroms.com is encouraged.

Premier sponsors of New England Performs include the City of Warwick Department of Tourism, Culture & Development, Cardi’s Furniture, Warwick Mall, NBC 10 and Beacon Communications (more information about sponsorships, which are still available, can be found at www.newenglandperforms.com).

Event brochures are also available at the Warwick Mall. Call (401) 862-8616 for more information.

Chartered in 1949, the Rotary Club of Warwick (www.warwickro-tary.org) has been a million-dollar supporter of many local charities, funding scholarships for graduat-ing seniors and camperships for deserving children, providing thou-sands of dictionaries and much more. Warwick Rotary, 120 mem-bers strong, has also contributed to campaigns of the international organization, including polio eradi-cation and clean water supply. The service club of men and women, intending “Service Above Self,” meets Thursdays at 12:15 p.m. at the Radisson Airport Hotel.

Back to Basics Workshop SeriesFacilitated by: Bill Lovett “We are bringing it back to the basics. I think every small business owner can agree, that the basics are the blueprints for any small businesses success.” - Bill Lovett

Effective Business Writing - April 9th with Bob Cipriano One of the things you can count on everyday is that you will have to write something. The difference between personal and business writing is what this seminar is all about. Whether you write memos, letters, reports, proposals, articles, e-mail, or performance reviews, you will learn the skills and techniques to improve the quality of your writing.

Making Better Use of Your Time - May 14thTime is the most precious resources. Yet we battle daily to make the best use of it. You don’t need to struggle anymore. If you want to get more work done in less time with less stress, then this is the seminar for you. Learn how to get two more hours of work done without working longer.

No Pressure Selling - May 28th If you avoid high pressure selling like most people do, then you learn what the superstars know. Change your whole perspective on selling. Learn how to get new customers and build on old ones. Increase your closing rate without pressure selling. Develop your ‘Unique Selling Advantage.’ No pressure selling works!

Basics of Supervision - June 11th Many promotions into management are based on job knowledge or personal experience. Learning how to manage people is seen as something that is easily learned on the job. People soon find out that this is difficult. This seminar will focus on the human side of managing - how to motivate others, develop teamwork and cooperation, handle employee problems and develop employees to their maximum ability. Don’t miss out.

8:45 (Registration & Coffee) - 9:00 am - Noon (Program) Slades Business Center

$25 - per workshop - pre-registered & pre-paid member pricing$40 - per-workshop - non-member pricing or paying at the door

* MEMBER SPECIAL:

Three or more members from the same company - ($20 per person) - offer only valid if participants pre-register and pre-pay.

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The future of the office cube

Combining advanced materials, tech-nology and sociological research, look for your cube to shrink in size, but be more hip in the future. According to a Time magazine story “Redrawing the Cube,” by Lisa Takeuchi Cullen, cubes are here to stay, but they will be trans-forming in possibly intriguing ways in the near future. Here are some cube facts and possibilities:

• Seventy percent of office workers sit in cubes

• In the 1970s, a typical workstation was 12 feet by 12 feet

• In 1995, a typical workstation was 10 feet by 10 feet

• Today’s workstations average six feet by eight feet, and cube planners say they can reduce the space by 21 percent without reducing productivity

• Forty-five percent of workers say they do their best work in their own personal space

• The top complaint when it comes to privacy? Overheard conversations, par-ticularly loud cell phone talkers

New cube features to look forward to include:

• Desks that have adjustable heights• Colored overhead lighting panels.

Green means you are available to talk. Red means you are busy and not to be bothered

• Semi-enclosed areas for cell phone use — areas will enhance signal boost-ers and reduce the level of noise

• Translucent cubes that allow for a view, but also include doors to increase sound privacy

• Enclosed seating areas, where peo-ple can get together for chats without disturbing their neighbors

• Get ready for yurts, shell-like enclo-sures that muffle noise and provide some privacy for small groups

• Individual desktop temperature controls

Information provided by New England Construction.

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Write an article or two for ChamberWorks!

Contact Kristyn at (401) 732-1100to find out more information.

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All business, large or small, service or

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Moving up four plac-e s s i n c e 2 0 0 6 , R h o d e Island was one of the fast-est-moving states in the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University’s State Competitiveness Report 2007. This year, Rhode Island ranked 21st overall, bol-stered by strong showings in the technology, security and human resources categories. Rhode Island has moved up 10 places in the rankings since 2005.

Rhode Island ranked sev-enth in the technology subin-dex, which measured states’ R&D capacity, inhabitants with science and engineer-ing degrees, the number of patents per 100,000 residents and National Institutes of Health support to institu-tions per capita. According to the index, Rhode Island placed third in the amount of science and engineering

degrees awarded per 100,000 inhabitants and placed fifth in NIH support.

Rhode Island’s improve-ment in the rankings rein-forces that leadership must aggressively continue with efforts to help Rhode Island businesses transition from an old industrial economy to a new knowledge-driven inno-vation economy, and contin-ue to promote new company creation in innovation-econo-my industries.

The report also cited Rhode Island’s low crime and mur-der indexes. The state also fared well in the human resources subindex, placing 15th overall in the category. According to the human resources subindex, the num-ber of people without health insurance in the state is the lowest in the nation.

Rhode Island also ranked well for the percent of the

populat ion enrol led in degree-granting institu-tions (fifth), the percent of adults who are in the labor force (17th) and the rate of non-federal physicians per 100,000 inhabitants (sixth).

Rhode Island has seen $7 billion in new investment since 2005, including new or planned buildings, new industrial developments, expansion of existing com-panies, and private invest-ment in infrastructure. The economy has created many new jobs — more than 20,000 from 2002 to 2006, and 5,700 in 2006 alone, which was the fastest job growth rate in New England. These fac-tors were contributors to improvements in Rhode Island’s ranking.

Information provided by the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation.

RI sees improvement in state competitiveness rankings

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Business After Hours

Boston Billiard ClubMeet the Host

Boston Billiard Club, with locations in Boston, Worcester and West Springfield, MA; Warwick, RI; Danbury, CT and Nashua, NH, is New England’s premier destination for entertainment.

Whether you’re interested in a game of pool on one of our many Brunswick Gold Crown tables, a drink from our best-stocked bars or incredible food from our full menu, Boston Billiard Club’s expert staff is ready to serve you!

Want to party? We’ve got that covered. Attend a live concert, party at our pre-game and post-game events, join your local radio station for live promotions or host your own private party or corporate function.

If it’s fun, it’s at Boston Billiard Club. Visit www.bostonbilliardclub.com for more information.

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Business after Hours - Door Prize Winners & DonorsWinner Door Prize Donating Company

Aaron FergolaPhipps Realty

Sports Blanket Colonial Supplemental

Kenneth TavaresPhoenix Fire Alarm &

Communication, Inc.

VIP Pool Pass Boston Billiard Club

S. Thomas WhartonOi Partners, Inc.

Bluetooth CRICC

Nick Slocum The Slocum Agency

Cinnamon Bun & gift certificate

Cinnamon Cafe

Carol Shibley Courtyard Marriott

Fleece pullover & calculator

Verizon

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Central Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce

Business DirectoryHave you ever needed a plumber, an electrician, an auto mechanic, and don’t know who to call?

Ever needed financial advice or a product made?Perhaps you’ve been interested in having your home or office remodeled.

Call a Central Rhode Island Chamber member!The memebers are here to answer your questions and provide you with quality service.

Absorbents

Chemtex(401) 305-3030

Accountants / Bookkeepers

Alternative Bookkeeping(401) 884-2626

Barrett Valuation Services Inc.(401) 942-0900

Beth Hart Bookkeeping(401) 884-2757

Dennis DeSantis, CPA(401) 272-5053

DiSanto, Priest & Co.(401) 921-2000 Ext:2024

EAL Tax Service(401) 732-2992

Goldman & Company, CPA’s(401) 781-4200

James N. Nadeau & Co., CPA(401) 823-4004

Jerold M. Weisman & Co.(401) 821-1400 Ext:11

Kevin D. Carter, CPA(401) 736-0040

Krupa, Johnson & Sotis(401) 739-5930

Lucier & Company, Inc.(401) 946-1900

Michael A. Grande, CPA, MST (401) 821-3100

Nakowicz Financial Services, Inc.(401) 780-9530

Otrando, Porcaro, Pascarella & Gill(401) 739-9250

Paragon Accounting(401) 827-9899

Perreault & Company, Ltd (401) 398-2488

Richard F. Saccoccia, CPA(401) 828-0700

Russell J. Richards, CPA (401) 826-2280

Stephen T. Gentile, CPA Ltd. (401) 739-6110

Ward, Fisher & Company, LLP(401) 384-6464

Westminster Advisory Group, Inc.(401) 732-2501

Adjusting

Pilgrim-Pellegrino Adjusting(401) 738-3880

Advertising / Public Relations

Checkmate Consulting Group, LLC(401) 885-0666

City Publications New England (781) 821-3622

Coffee News RI(401) 243-7551

Cote & D’Ambrosio(401) 294-4444

Emerging Media(401) 385-9059

HCC/Hudson & Co.(401) 230-4909

RI Newspaper Group(401) 732-3100

The Allied Group(401) 461-1700

The Currier, Words & Events(401) 467-1896

Yellow Book USA(401) 288-4903

Air Quality

Beacon Wellness Solutions(401) 732-2526

Alarm Systems / Security

Box Electronic Systems, Inc.(401) 714-0802

Champion Sound & Security(401) 647-9636

Electronic Alarm Systems(401) 737-2221

J-Kor Security Systems(401) 737-4034

Amusements / Entertainment

Bananagrams LLC(401) 781-9649

Block Island Ferry/Interstate Navigation(401) 783-4613 Ext:124

Boston Billiard Club(401) 732-7665

Martha’s Vineyard Fast Ferry(401) 295-4040

Warwick Bridge Club(401) 739-0481

Antiques

Tiff Britt Antiques(401) 467-6732

Apartments/ Condos / Property Mgmt

Armeny Inc. Property Management(401) 884-6900

Briarwood Meadows Luxury Apts(401) 884-2992

Fleetwood Management, LLC(401) 736-5470

GrandeVille At Greenwich (401) 821-0088

Greenwich Place Apartments(401) 821-8090

Lares Group II(401) 732-6464

Ocean Point Condominium Assoc. (401) 231-8588

RI Apartment Living, LLC(401) 884-7368

The 903 Condominiums Assoc.(401) 274-7575

Appliances / Sales, Repair

Appliance Master(401) 821-0173

Bay Appliance Service, Inc.(401) 738-8977

Architects

Smith Design(401) 828-5182

Architectural Woodworking

Frank Shatz & Co., Inc.(401) 739-1822 Ext:12

Art Galleries

Club Neopolsi Creations(401) 467-5277

Complements Art Gallery(401) 739-9300

Holland Galleries & Framing(401) 738-0990

Viv, Inc.(401) 884-3424

Associations

Medical - See Medical Associations

RI Automobile Dealers Association(401) 732-6870

RIMA / RI Manufacturers Association(401) 751-0160

Attorneys see Lawyers

Auctioneer / Appraiser

John A. Woods Appraisers(401) 885-1400

Audio / Visual / Lighting

Midstate AV - Accent Camera Repair(401) 828-6260New England Audio Visual(401) 737-8000

Auto / Rental / Limousine

Angel Limousine(401) 481-7040

Sensible Car Rental of Warwick(401) 781-1700

Thrifty Car Sales(401) 738-5800 Ext:380

Auto Clubs

AAA of Southern New England (401) 732-5000 Ext:2200

Auto Repair / Service / Towing

Aamco Transmissions & Car Care(401) 781-1700

Auto Spa (401) 738-4438

Cottman Transmission(401) 737-0101

Dave’s Auto Service(480) 461-8121

Elite Auto Repair, Inc.(401) 736-8942

Herb’s Towing & Service Center(401) 737-9773

Hillsgrove Servicenter, Inc.(401) 737-3818

Hunter’s Service Center(401) 781-8880

J & H Auto Service Center, Inc.(401) 739-7710

Johnson’s Auto Service(401) 828-1818

K & K Auto(401) 732-1288

New England Tire(401) 737-1400

R & C Auto Service, Inc.(401) 739-0896

Ronnie’s of Warwick(401) 732-1155

Warwick Neck Garage, Inc.(401) 737-9876

Auto Sales

A & G Auto Sales(401) 233-2082

Bald Hill Subaru-Dodge-Chrysler(401) 828-3700

Fiore Pontiac-GMC Truck-Volkswagen(401) 822-4400

Fred’s Autohaus, Inc.(401) 732-5544

Route 146 Auto Sales(774) 218-6063

Warwick Auto Sales, Inc.(401) 461-9888

Awards / Trophies

Shane Awards(401) 739-9595

Bail Bonds

Dave’s Bail Bonding(401) 451--678 Ext:8

Bakeries / Bakers

Aldo’s Bakery & Restaurant(401) 466-2198

Emilio’s Bakery(401) 828-2456

Banks / Credit Unions

Anchor Federal Credit Union(401) 463-9574

Anchor Federal Credit Union(401) 681-1080

Bank of America(401) 739-2081

Bank of America(401) 278-5520Bank of America(401) 464-6764

Bank of America(401) 737-8601

Bank RI(401) 456-5015 Ext:1610

Bank RI - Buttonwoods(401) 732-4045

Bank RI - Centerville Road(401) 826-2244

Bank RI - Warwick Avenue(401) 463-4040

BankNewport(401) 849-1244

Centreville Bank(401) 821-9100

Centreville Bank(401) 823-9100

Citizens Bank(401) 734-5290

Citizens Bank - Coventry(401) 828-7700

Citizens Bank - Cowesett Corners (401) 823-8030

Citizens Bank - Hoxie(401) 739-1600

Citizens Bank - Post Road(401) 784-8965

Citizens Bank - Providence(401) 456-7105

Citizens Bank - Wildes Corner(401) 737-4700

Coastway Credit Union(401) 330-1600

Coastway Credit Union(401) 330-1600

Coastway Credit Union(401) 722-2022

Coastway Credit Union(401) 884-3274

Coastway Credit Union(401) 738-5511

Coastway Credit Union(401) 330-1614

Domestic Bank(401) 942-1600 Ext:711

Greenwood Credit Union(401) 739-4600 Ext:725

Mila Skowron(401) 864-2820

Pawtucket Credit Union(401) 736-0810

Sovereign Bank(401) 821-4700

Sovereign Bank(401) 752-1015

Sovereign Bank(401) 752-1820

Sovereign Bank - Centreville Rd.(401) 821-4700

Sovereign Bank - Post Road(401) 739-1911

Sovereign Bank - Providence(401) 752-1028

Sovereign Bank- Providence(401) 752-1018

The Washington Trust Company(401) 739-2353

The Washington Trust Company(401) 739-2353

The Washington Trust Company(401) 331-5090 Ext:08249

The Washington Trust Company(401) 782-1000 Ext:6220

The Washington Trust Company(401) 348-1406

The Washington Trust Company(401) 739-2353 Ext:1439

WAVE Federal Credit Union(401) 781-1020

Webster Bank(401) 736-0346

Webster Bank(508) 235-1516

Webster Bank(401) 228-2061

Webster Bank(401) 822-7741

Banquet Facilities

Rhodes on the Pawtuxet Inc.(401) 785-4333 Ext:12

Bikes

Casters Inc.(401) 739-0393

Boat / Sales, Service & Supply

Boat World(401) 732-2628

Just Service(401) 739-5852

Nicholson Marine Services, Inc.(401) 737-1881

The Boaters Edge(401) 921-3003

Total Marine of Rhode Island Inc.(401) 789-0644

Bookstores / Bookbinders

Rag & Bone Bindery Ltd.(401) 781-7423

Building

Centerville Builders(401) 738-8500

Colonial Woodworking(401) 739-1175

Leisure Rooms New England(401) 732-9898

Levesque Building & Remodeling(401) 885-2500

Sullivan Home Builders(401) 397-2660

Warhurst Builders, LLC(401) 270-5525

Bus Charter / Rental / Tours

Conway Tours(401) 658-3400

Flagship Trailways(401) 946-6705 Ext:106

Business Consultants

Advantage Marketing Information(401) 294-6910

Bucklin Human & Admin. Resources(401) 885-3569

Copeland Consulting Services, Inc.(401) 886-0909

Deion Associates & Strategies, Inc.(401) 732-0457

Dempsey & Co.(401) 226-7988

Discovery777(401) 615-0482

Engage Marketing Advisors, Inc.(401) 447-8000

Entrepreneur’s Source(401) 739-5244

Entropy, Inc.(401) 932-3825

Glazer Kennedy Insider’s Circle(508) 552-7109 Ext:225

Harry Harootunian & Associates(401) 781-7500

Jack Early Consulting(401) 921-2119

Raven Business Group, Inc.(508) 961-0050

RH Associates(401) 828-5130

RIMES / Manufacturing Solutions(401) 270-8896

SCORE(401) 528-4561

Seamless Voices(401) 258-1120

Sextant Business Development Group(401) 463-1856

Top Line Systems(401) 885-4811

TouchPoints(401) 742-1231

Business Services

Alpha Lo Enterprises(401) 785-2875

Business Network International(508) 695-7271

Central RI Chamber Of Commerce(401) 732-1100

D.F.W.(401) 885-7777

ERY Consulting(401) 467-3029

P.A.R. Products (401) 821-8902

Psycho Cybernetics(888) 349-9996

Something Fishy, Inc.(401) 732-9970 Ext:15

Car Wash

C.J. Industries, Inc.(401) 438-0997

Career Counseling

Lifocus, Inc. / OI Partners(401) 884-7959 Ext:301

Carpet

Carpet City USA(401) 732-6380

Caterers / Bartenders

Catering Collaborative(401) 421-9431

MealWorks LLC(401) 828-9600

Child Care / Day Care / Nursery

All About Kids Preschool, Inc.(401) 464-8244

Kathleen Wright, Daycare (401) 885-2724

Magic Years Child Care Gallery (401) 738-3511

Chimney / Cleaning / Builders / Repair

Cheaper Sweeper, Inc. (401) 463-8286

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Chiropractors

Bergden Chiropractic(401) 461-2707

Brodeur Family Chiropractic(401) 463-9520

Hudyncia Family Chiropractic (401) 732-4400

Warren Chiropractic Family Center(401) 738-6477

Civic

Warwick City Hall(401) 738-2000

Cleaning Services / Maintenance

C.D. Janitorial Services(401) 738-2191

CC Business Corp.(401) 274-5082

Complete Cleaning Systems, Inc. (401) 946-4640

Coverall of Southern N.E. Inc.(401) 821-0100

Fish Window Cleaning(401) 383-6363

Global Cleaning, Inc.(401) 739-8790

Lynch’s Cleaning & Restoration Service(401) 464-8937

Maids-N-More(401) 736-6300 Ext:105

Mary M. Lautieri (401) 828-5953

Servpro of Metro R.I.(401) 941-5500

Tetreault’s Cleaning Service(401) 828-7632

Coaching / Life & Business / Training

Create Beauty(401) 954-0734

Execugrowth, Inc.(401) 921-3454

KBV Training & Coaching Inc.(401) 934-4409

Lichtenstein Associates(401) 864-6863

Lovett Associates (401) 667-0763

Sandler Sales Institute(401) 273-1215

Winds of Change Leadership Center(401) 849-5900

Coffee Service / Shops

Atlantic Coffee & Provision Ltd. (800) 242-1419

Fountain Coffee Service(401) 732-4744

Collection Agencies

John Michaels Collection Agency(401) 732-0181

College / Student Services

College Planning Center(401) 736-3170

RI Student Loan Authority(401) 468-1792

Communications

M & M Communications(401) 732-2999

Verizon Wireless(401) 739-4100 Ext:2

Computer Hardware Sales & Service

Exceltech, Inc. (401) 383-4200

TCTA Data Systems Inc.(401) 884-0186

Technology Advisory Group(401) 228-6400 Ext:110

Computer Software

Landion Corporation (401) 529-4781

TAJ Consulting(401) 837-2706

Computers

CM IT Solutions of Central RI(401) 385-9966

DiCarlo Computer Services(401) 826-1131

Experts On-Site(401) 885-3400

Great Rock LLC(718) 715-1635

I-Net Corporation(401) 397-7632

On Site Printer Service(401) 734-4488

PC Troubleshooters, Inc.(401) 921-2607

PC Warehouse(401) 821-1697

Pivotal Choice Computers & Phones(401) 737-1000 Ext:111

Consumer Services

Gill Services(401) 822-0035

Tracy Glover Objects & Lighting(401) 461-1560

Contractor - General

Antillian Construction(401) 699-7838

Coletta Contracting Co., Inc.(401) 727-1757E.W. Burman Inc.(401) 738-5400

R & M Properties, LLC(401) 447-3567

Residential Builders Inc.(401) 941-3388

Scanlon Enterprises, Inc.(401) 737-7902

Contractors / Carpentry

AAM Construction(401) 232-3566

AB Contracting(401) 524-8289

Alan Andreason(401) 739-3301

Carl & Linda’s Construction(401) 737-0796

Coastal Installation Concepts, Inc.(401) 821-6513

Construction Unlimited(401) 463-3726

F.W. Lamson, Inc.(401) 737-2261

GTB Carpentry(401) 232-3202

Guerra Construction(401) 739-2030

Kait Ed Home Maintenance(401) 568-7274

Lacroix’s Home Improvement(401) 762-9967

Luzier Construction(401) 943-4683

MBC Contracting Services(401) 641-7626

Nadeau Corporation(508) 399-6776

Paoletta Construction Co., Inc.(401) 647-3580

Paquin Construction, Inc.(401) 739-6911

Pawnee Woodworking & Construction(401) 864-1836

R. Sargeson Renovations, Inc.(401) 732-9311

S & S Builders, Inc.(401) 828-5882

Structures Unlimited(401) 884-8704

T.A.P. Construction(401) 921-0205

W H Donahue Construction Co.(401) 739-4300

William Stetson(401) 461-8118

Country Clubs

Valley Country Club(401) 821-1115

Credit Card Services

East Commerce Solutions(401) 261-0885

Credit Counseling

CCCS / Money Management Int.(800) 208-2227 Ext:7203

Dance

Dancin’ Feelin’ Ltd.(401) 461-0110

Dental Service Plans

Dental Maintenance Services, Inc.(401) 463-1920

Dentists / Dental Services

Alpha Omega Orthodontic Lab, Inc.(401) 821-9661

Coventry Dental(401) 821-4600

Johnston Dental Laboratory, Inc.(401) 737-3400

West Shore Dental Associates(401) 739-1399

Disc Jockey

WRIK Entertainment(401) 769-1325

Doctors

RI Healthcare Family Practice(401) 383-7830

Tollgate Psychiatric Assoc.(401) 739-4969

Doors / Overhead

Affordable Overhead Door(401) 732-8121Carr’s Overhead Door, Inc.(401) 397-6015

Drainage

Dennis Diffley & Son(401) 737-0560

Dry Cleaners / Restoration

Majestic Cleaners(401) 886-8585

eBay Training

The Lander Companies(401) 451-3198

Electricians / Electrical Supply

Collard Enterprises, Inc.(401) 821-8601

D & D Electric Company

(401) 737-5362

D & E Electric, Inc.(401) 461-5615

J.C. Electric(401) 941-7600

Kent County Electrical Services Inc.(401) 732-1851

KS Electric(401) 392-0190

RC Smith Electric Co.(401) 885-2585

Embroidery

Express Embroidery(401) 781-6900

Son of a Stitch(401) 826-6666

Employment

Colony Personnel Associates(401) 739-0670

HireKnowledge(401) 352-4276

JobsInRI.com(877) 374-1088 Ext:2006

MRI - Sales Consultants of RI(401) 737-3200

Office of Rehabilitation Services(401) 421-7005 Ext:410

RI Dept. of Labor & Training(888) 616-5627

RI Temps, Inc.(401) 781-8400

Temp Depot(401) 275-6021

The Judge Group(401) 454-5100 Ext:229

Engineers

Alliance Environmental Group, Inc.(401) 732-7600

Carrigan Engineering(401) 789-6865

Fire Sprinkler Design, Inc.(401) 658-4606

Process Engineers & Constructors(401) 780-0780

R & D Technologies, Inc.(401) 885-6400

Event Planners

Social Situations LLC (401) 639-5351

Excavating

Horan Bros. Excavating(401) 965-3306

Fences

Cosco Inc. / Fencing & Guardrail(401) 765-0009

Statewide Fence Builders, Inc.(401) 941-9150

Financial / Investment Planners

Aurora Investment Management, LLC(401) 431-5924

Edward Jones - Anthony Lizzi(401) 828-3096

First Choice Holdings, Inc.(401) 738-2202

Maffe Financial Group, Inc.(401) 828-2090 Ext:311

MassMutual Financial Group(401) 435-3800

Medeiros Financial Services, Inc.(401) 921-0620

Minority Investment Development(401) 351-2999

Primerica Financial Services(401) 383-7881

RI Community Investment Corp.(866) 776-6172 Ext:125

Fire Extinguishers / Sprinklers

ASP Of Rhode Island(401) 737-1536

Fireplace / Stoves

Stovepipe Fireplace Shop, Inc.(401) 941-9333

Floor

Anthony Young’s Floor Covering(401) 615-2429

Ideal Epoxy(401) 821-5722

Florist / Florist Supply

DeMarie’s Flowers & Baskets(401) 737-0331

Ferns and Flowers Ltd.(401) 821-1105

The Flower Pot(401) 828-1511

The Flower Girls(401) 737-1601

Food Products Manufacturing

Drum Rock Products(401) 737-5165

Food Supply / Vending

Candyman Enterprises(401) 946-4498

Imondi(401) 823-1011

Natural Apple Vending(401) 737-2337

Super Suppers Warwick(401) 615-8383

VIP Vending(401) 738-4585

Funeral Homes

Frank P. Trainor & Sons(401) 461-4843

Peter Barrett Funeral Home(401) 463-9000

Thomas & Walter Quinn Inc.(401) 738-1977

Urquhart-Murphy Mortuary(401) 737-3510

Furniture

Gilmore Furniture(401) 737-0100

Gifts / Baskets / Craft Stores

Carol’s Country Corner Gift Shop(401) 732-5651

Edible Arrangements - Warwick(401) 921-3494

Glass / Home, Auto, Business

Glass Doctor(401) 397-0780

Glass / Stained & Leaded

Alchemy Glass Studios(401) 397-3084

Graphic Designers / Packaging

Artinium Design(401) 729-1997

Graphic Solutions For Business, Inc.(401) 921-6555

Hodge Graphics(401) 467-6011

Little Holt Enterprises(401) 539-2950

OS Underground, LLC(401) 323-6212

Hair & Nail Salons / Barbers / Spas

Beyond Grace(401) 821-4117

Bobby C’s Barber Shop(401) 738-4807

Catherine Marcoccio(401) 273-3003

Cheryl’s House of Fashion(401) 739-4628

David’s Greenwood Barber Shop(401) 738-7790

John Anthony, Inc.(401) 944-1110

RGE Salon/Dawn Reil(401) 821-5273

RGE Salon/Robert Doll(401) 821-5273

RGE Salon/Susan Sprague(401) 821-5273Hardware Stores

Salk’s Hardware & Marine(401) 739-1027

Health Clubs / Wellness

Austin and Associates(401) 413-2565

Care New England Wellness Center(401) 732-2413

Diet Center(401) 739-9299

Provant Health Solutions, LLC(401) 885-1463

Unique Fitness, LLC(401) 615-2355

WOW Work Out World(401) 739-9002

Heating / Air Conditioning

North Atlantic Heating, Inc.(401) 397-8085

Hospitals / Urgent Care

Kent Hospital(401) 737-7010 Ext:1395

Hotels / Motels / Bed & Breakfast

Best Western(401) 737-7400

Champlin’s Hotel, Marina & Resort(401) 466-7777

Comfort Inn(401) 732-0470

Comfort Suites(401) 826-1800

Courtyard by Marriott(401) 467-6900

Hampton Inn & Suites(401) 739-8888

Hilton Garden Inn(401) 734-9600 Ext:4906

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites(401) 736-5000

Homewood Suites by Hilton(401) 738-0008

La Quinta Inn & Suites(401) 941-6600

Radisson Airport Hotel(401) 739-3000

Residence Inn by Marriott(401) 737-7100

Sheraton-Providence Airport Hotel(401) 738-4000

Wingate Inn Coventry(401) 821-3322

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Human Resource Services

Employers Association(401) 732-6788

Ice / Ice Sculpturing

Art In Ice(401) 732-1838

Ice Cream

Freshens Yogurt & Ice Cream(401) 738-2414

Indiv. Member / Self-Employed

Bob Ridgway(401) 738-0645

Craig Padula(401) 295-2220

Jessica Kumar(401) 615-1334

LMI Woodies Associates(617) 454-1090

Rabbi Benjamin Lefkowitz(401) 732-4797

The Data Lady(401) 827-9918

Thomas F. Wilson(401) 932-4995

Tony Bovi(401) 828-3454

Industrial Supply / Service

Windmill Associates Inc.(401) 732-4700 Ext:3

Insulation

All Phase Insulation (401) 934-3223

Insurance / Agents

AFLAC/Flamand & Associates(401) 384-6755

AFLAC/Gina Ferreira(401) 941-7239

AFLAC/Joe Sinapi(401) 921-0399

Ashworth Insurance(401) 467-0320

ATD Insurance Auditing Service(401) 849-9664

Colonial Supplemental Insurance(401) 921-4460 Ext:14

Colonial Supplemental Insurance(401) 921-4460 Ext:13

The Good Neighbor Alliance(401) 886-4050

Independent Insurance Agents of RI(401) 732-2400

Innovative Healthcare Plans(877) 744-2752

Insurance Education & Training, LLC(401) 294-3557

The Insurance Store, Inc.(401) 828-5100

J.J. Gilmartin & Son Inc.(401) 781-2100

John J. Clarke Insurance(401) 821-7330

MG Insurance Associates(401) 732-0235

NEBCO/National Employee Benefit Co.(401) 734-4121

William Palmisciano, CPCU, CLU, CHFC(401) 884-7292 Ext:100

Pearson, Cronin & Jacobson, Inc.(401) 822-1000

Preston Agency(401) 886-1813

Revens-Gate Insurance, Inc.(401) 884-1520

The Slocum Agency, Inc.(401) 738-3366

Insurance Companies

Beacon Mutual Insurance Co.(401) 825-2785

Blue Cross Blue Shield of RI(401) 459-5722

C A T I C(401) 885-0030

Delta Dental Of Rhode Island(401) 453-0800

EMC Insurance Companies(401) 467-4900

MetLife Auto & Home(401) 827-2000

Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Co.(401) 827-1800

UnitedHealthCare of New England(401) 737-6900

Interior Decorators / Designers

Lliam Chace Ltd.(401) 934-3034

Redecorate RI, Ltd.(401) 837-5747

Jewelry / Design / Production

City Girl Beaded Designs(401) 781-8110

Kenilworth Creations, Inc.(401) 921-6601

Jewelry Stores

Aable Jewelers(401) 738-6099

Place Jewellers(401) 738-0511

Tebeca Jewelers(401) 739-9190

Thurber Roach Jewelers(401) 828-8188

Kitchen / Bath Remodeling

Ocean State Kitchen & Bath(401) 921-4885

The Cabinet Works, Inc.(401) 781-2299

Labels

Apex Barcoding Systems, Inc.(401) 463-7454

Gem Barcoding, Inc.(401) 738-6841 Ext:12

Laundries

DP’s Laundry & Dry Cleaning(401) 732-1773

Poulin’s Laundry Repair(401) 568-0285

Lawn Care / Landscaping / Lighting

All Seasons Lawn Care, Inc.(401) 732-7993

Chris’s Landscaping(401) 433-2179

D.M. Angell Construction(401) 732-0089

Forever Green Landscaping(401) 397-5901

J & K Wordell, Inc.(401) 727-8314

J. S. Landscape Company

(401) 423-9926

Larlham Landscape Supply & Nursery(401) 364-0303

Ocean State Turf Management(401) 732-8182

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of RI(401) 398-2977

P.R. Materials(401) 295-4399

Picture Perfect Landscaping(401) 884-9158

Rhode Island Landscaping(401) 949-9969

SeaScape Lawn, Landscape & Tree(401) 821-7300 Ext:2004

Sonrise Services(401) 560-0215

Lawyers

Campanella & Mills, Ltd.(401) 732-0100

David B. Hathaway(401) 738-3030

Gerstenblatt Law Offices, LTD(401) 738-3600

Hodosh, Lyon & Hammer Ltd.(401) 781-0715

John Reilly & Associates(401) 272-2800

Joseph T. Nottie III, Inc.(401) 785-4500

The Madden Law Firm, P.C. (401) 455-0001 Ext:102

Mark B. Heffner, Attorney(401) 737-1600

Paul M. Finstein, Esquire(401) 736-2200

Petrarca and McGair(401) 821-1330

Revens, Revens & St. Pierre(401) 822-2900

Sjoberg & Votta Law Offices(401) 737-9696

Stephen R. White(401) 732-3939 Ext:17

Susan A. Chiariello, Esq.(401) 739-0300

The Law Office of Jane E. Tyrell(401) 941-7447

Lead Inspection / Removal

A & S Lead Tests(401) 265-8493

Liquor

I.M. Gan Discount Liquors(401) 467-5558

People’s Liquor Warehouse Apponaug(401) 737-0900

Locks / Locksmith

Security Lock & Door, Inc.(401) 823-3290

Machine Automation Controls

Fluid Power Automation LLC(401) 583-0190

Machine Tool Rebuilding & Repair

Machine Diagnostics, Inc.(401) 738-4981

Micron CMM Services LLC(401) 397-3068

R & R Machine Co.(401) 732-3505

Mailing Services / Lists

Mailing Solutions(401) 822-2513

The UPS Store(401) 738-4612

Mall

Warwick Mall(401) 739-7500

Manufacturers

A.T. Wall Company(401) 739-0740 Ext:221

The Bosworth Company(401) 438-1110

Brando Tool Co.(401) 738-4250

Colloidal Dynamics, Inc.(401) 738-5515

Cutlass Fasteners Inc.(401) 732-6333

D.A.G. Machine and Tool, Inc.(401) 724-0450

ETTEM USA, Inc.(401) 921-6405

Grimes Box Company, Inc.(401) 884-4500

Mereco(401) 822-9300

Miller Corrugated Box Co.(401) 739-7020

Narragansett Brewing Co.(401) 437-8970

Netcoh Sales Company Inc.(401) 739-9008

Oracle Lens Mfg(401) 736-9600 Ext:136

OST Medical(401) 737-3774

Primary Flow Signal, Inc.(401) 461-6366

Quantum Pure Aire Products(800) 966-5575

Replicast, Inc.(401) 785-1301

S & P Machine Co.(401) 732-2414

S & P Metallurgy Services, Inc.(401) 737-9272

T E A M Inc.(401) 762-1500

VR Industries, Inc.(401) 732-6800

Wehr Industries(401) 732-6565

Wolverine Joining Technologies(401) 739-9550

Manufacturers Rep.

American Climate Technology(401) 333-4000

Great Point, Inc.(401) 884-8858

KTS Associates(401) 295-2332

Professional Dynamic Sales Corp.(401) 944-2591

Ralex Associates(401) 885-8072

RGN Sales, Inc.(401) 826-2460

Marinas

Harbor Light Marina, Inc.(401) 737-6353

Masonry

Jolley Concrete & Block Inc.(401) 739-7706

Silveria’s Masonry Construction(401) 467-2256

Massage Therapists

All’s Well Massage Therapy(401) 884-0410

Back to you Neuromuscular Therapy(401) 569-7600

Rejuvinating Touch Massage Therapy(401) 921-1561

Materials & Handling

Automated Material Handling(401) 467-7638

BKG, Inc.(401) 884-4500

Central Scale Co.(401) 467-7500

Drew Pallet Co., Inc.(401) 738-9630

Medical Associations

Kent Occupational/OH & R(401) 738-8100

Maddock Center For Radiation Oncology(401) 732-2300

Pontiac Medical Group(401) 944-4300

Medical Billing

Rhode Island Billing Solultions(401) 219-9300

Medical Services

Adaptive Health Associates, Inc.(401) 885-5656

Assisted Daily Living, Inc.(401) 738-5470

ER Card LLC(401) 822-1181

Gateway Hearing Center(401) 738-9953

Health Care Services(401) 941-9710

Laboratory Services Co.(401) 738-2240

Next Step Orthotics & Prosthetics(401) 736-8985

Rhode Island Blood Center(401) 453-8393

Toll Gate Radiology, Inc.(401) 738-3100

TransExpress - Medical Transcription(401) 742-5889

Medical Supply

Niche Medical, Inc.(401) 732-3321

United Medical Equipment(401) 397-7295

XRI(401) 732-4300

Mobile Home Parks

Everson Construction, Inc.(401) 921-2600

Model Maker / Sculptor

Rebecca Nightingale(401) 821-2624

Mortgages

American Trust Mortgage(781) 477-0110

Citizens Mortgage Corporation(401) 459-3000

Family Funding Corporation(401) 943-4550

Garden City Mortgage(401) 738-0222

The Mortgage Tailors, Inc.(401) 781-5051

New England Regional Mortgage(401) 737-0231 Ext:15

PFG Lending, LLC(401) 384-6970

Quinlan Mortgage & Financial Group(401) 345-6672

Seacoast Mortgage(401) 523-6686

Superior Mortgage(401) 732-2100

Wachovia(401) 736-3201

Motorcycles

Ocean State Harley-Davidson(401) 781-6866

Movers / Storage

People’s Moving & Storage(401) 737-6000

R.L. Davis Moving & Storage, Inc.(401) 463-0006

Music

Edsac Music(401) 942-6398

Non-Profits / Charitable Org.

A Wish Come True, Inc.(401) 781-9199

Boys & Girls Clubs Of Warwick(401) 467-4385

CCAP-Comprehensive Community Action Prgm(401) 467-9610

Central RI Chamber Of Commerce(401) 732-1100

Central RI Development Corp.(401) 739-2300

CODAC Behavorial Healthcare(401) 275-5039

Cornerstone Adult Services(401) 739-2844

Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center(401) 738-9700

Every Company Counts / RIEDC(401) 278-9100

Heritage Of Rhode Island(401) 921-2993

House of Hope Community Development Corp.(401) 463-3324 Ext:19

Kent County YMCA(401) 828-0130

Kent House Inc.(401) 781-2700

Plan USA(401) 737-5770 Ext:1215

Recycling for R.I. Education(401) 781-1521

RI Mentoring Partnership(401) 732-7700

RI Sponsoring Education (RISE)(401) 421-2010

RI Zoological Society/Roger Williams Park Zoo(401) 941-3910 Ext:378

Sargent Rehabilitation Center(401) 886-6600

Small Business Development Center/John-son & Wales(401) 598-4738

Southern RI Conservation District(401) 284-1885

Trudeau Center(401) 739-2700

VOWS, Inc./Volunteers of Warwick Schools(401) 734-3230

West Bay Community Action(401) 732-4666 Ext:113

West Bay Residential Services, Inc. (401) 738-9300 Ext:368

Nursing Homes / Assisted Living

Brentwood Nursing Home(401) 884-8020

Greenwich Farms at Warwick(401) 737-7222

Harborhill Place(401) 884-2704

Harborside Greenwood(401) 739-6600

Harborside Healthcare - Pawtuxet Village(401) 467-3555

Kent Regency(401) 691-4516

RI Health Care Association(401) 732-9333

Tamarisk Assisted Living(401) 732-0037

Office Equipment / Supplies

Cartridge World(401) 381-0020

Copyfax, Inc.(401) 294-1250

Konica Minolta(401) 438-1300 Ext:3113

Office Depot(401) 828-0151

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Staples(401) 828-3737

Staples(401) 732-5322

Oil / Fuel / Energy

Abilene Oil Service, Inc.(401) 943-0011

Drew Oil Corporation(401) 942-5470

ESI, Incorporated(401) 738-4655

Suburban Propane(401) 397-3311

Optomology

Apple Eye Wear(401) 732-1180

Richard P. Belhumeur, O.D Ltd.(401) 822-2020

David Ferris & Assoc. / West Bay Eye(401) 732-2350

Dr. Gerald Glaser, O.D.(401) 738-9866

Koch Eye Surgicenter, Inc.(401) 738-4800

Lam N. Dao, O.D.(401) 822-0294

Lincoln Vision Care(401) 726-1747

Organizing Services

Organized Solutions(401) 461-5544

Outplacement / Career Consulting

Lifocus, Inc. / OI Partners(401) 884-7959 Ext:301

Painting

R.M. Painting Co.(401) 246-1214

W.F. Shea and Company, Inc.(401) 738-3229

Paving / Seal Coating

Cesario Paving Co.(401) 739-4372

Payroll Services

Advantage Payroll Service(401) 941-5600 Ext:15

Balanced Payroll Services, Inc.(401) 463-6705

Pest Control

Arrest-A-Pest, Inc.(401) 738-3766

New England Pest Control(401) 941-5700

Pet Grooming / Lodging

Pet-I-Coat Junction(401) 397-1500

Warwick Pet Lodge Inc.(401) 739-5181

Pharmacies

Brooks Pharmacy(401) 825-3929

Photography

Bob Fontaine Photography(401) 732-0450

Catherine Leary Photographer(401) 738-9928

Randy Osga Photography(401) 828-1856

Susan Choquette Photography(401) 738-5580

Physical Therapists

Elite Physical Therapy(401) 737-4581

Ocean State Physical Therapy(401) 737-3934

Specialized Orthopedic Physical Therapy, Inc.(401) 384-6490

Warwick Avenue Physical Therapy, Inc.(401) 941-0494

Physicians / Surgeons

Dr. Michael J. Rekas, Inc.(401) 821-5022

Picture Frames / Wholesale / Retail

The Frame Shop, Inc.(401) 490-6920

Plaster / Drywall

Alan Root Plastering Co.(401) 647-5724

Peter Benson Plastering Co.(401) 944-3864

Plumbing

B & J Matzner Plmb. & Htg. Co., Inc.(401) 737-2807

Ciancio Plumbing & Heating(401) 861-7254

Emergency Response Plumbing & Heating(401) 737-3511

Gem Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc.(401) 831-7000

Gino’s Plumbing(401) 737-0793

Northwest Plumbing & Heating(401) 568-8488

Riley Plumbing & Heating(401) 738-1688

Votta Associates(401) 461-7336

Podiatrists

Bernard G. Coppolelli, DPM(401) 828-1811

Centerville Podiatry(401) 821-6238Pools

Blue Wave Pools(401) 826-3030

Cut Price Pools, Inc.(401) 785-1113

Pool & Patio Center, Inc.(401) 823-7290

Pool Doctor(401) 392-1300

Printers / Publishers

ABS Printing(401) 826-0870

Creative Digital Inc.(401) 737-1766

Flaherty Robinson Design(401) 245-4236

G & D Graphics(401) 463-5369

Image Printing & Copying(401) 737-9311

Minuteman Press of Warwick(401) 732-7848

Printcraft(401) 739-0700

Promotional Products

Advantage Specialties(401) 942-4360

Psychological Services

Lisa E. Giusti, Acsw(401) 944-9997

Lowe Psychological Associates(401) 738-6865

The Kent Center(401) 691-6000

Publications

Providence Business News(401) 273-2201 Ext:227

The Reminder(401) 821-2216

Rhode Island Roads Magazine(401) 480-9355

Warwick Beacon(401) 732-3100 Ext:226

Warwick Daily Times(401) 821-7400

Real Estate

Abbott Properties(401) 732-0011 Ext:216

Bruce Allen Realtors(401) 884-2151

Butler Realty Group(401) 886-7800 Ext:210

CODA, LLC(401) 823-9962

Gold Realty(401) 781-3313

H & M Realty(617) 921-3118

Henry W. Cooke Company(401) 421-5350

Horizon Group(401) 739-2772

Keller Williams/Dean de Tonnancourt(401) 826-4663 Ext:228

Leah K. Blundo(401) 952-6963

Lyttle Realty(401) 738-2800

Phipps Realty, Inc.(401) 885-6300

Picerne Real Estate Group(401) 287-3164

Re/Max Five Star(401) 738-7800 Ext:718

Real Estate One Ltd.(401) 739-0110

Slocum Realty(401) 738-4821 Ext:617

Real Estate Appraisal / Title Services

Alpha Appraisal Company(401) 886-9300

Coastline Appraisal(401) 954-2215

Executive Appraisal Services(401) 828-3519

Imperial Title Company(401) 533-9888

Marcia Feeley Appraisals(401) 822-2168

Sullivan Realty Group(401) 738-6500

White Appraisal Company(401) 738-9500

Refrigeration

Ocean State Thermo King(401) 943-7550

Religious Organizations

Amazing Grace Church(401) 823-1777

Greenwood Community Church(401) 737-1230

Norwood Baptist Church(401) 941-1545

Pawtuxet Baptist Church(401) 461-3635

Pilgrim Lutheran Church(401) 739-2937

Spring Green Memorial Church(401) 463-8328

Rental Services

Alaround Rentals, Inc.(401) 965-7862

Rhode Island Rentals(401) 738-9731 Ext:106

Restaurants / Banquet Facilities

Aldrich Mansion(401) 739-6850

Backstreet Bar & Grill(401) 736-0404

The Bagel Factory(401) 737-0109

Brickyard Bar & Grille(401) 739-7223

Brothers Oven Pizza, Inc.(401) 736-5111

Caliente Mexican Grill(401) 667-2772

Chelo’s(401) 312-6500 Ext:11

Chelo’s(401) 737-7299

Chipotle Mexican Grill(401) 821-3007

Cinnamon Cafe(401) 823-8881

Cornerstone Pub(401) 732-4750

Crow’s Nest Restaurant Inc.(401) 732-6575

Domino’s Pizza(401) 467-3130

Fresh City Restaurant (401) 821-1700

George’s Pizza(401) 738-5776

Governor Francis Inn(401) 463-8227

Gregg’s Restaurant(401) 467-5700

Han Palace(401) 738-2238

Iggy’s Doughboys, Inc.(401) 737-9459

L’Attitude Modern Eatery(401) 780-8700

Lakewood House & Tavern(401) 490-2123

Legal Sea Foods, Inc.(401) 732-3663

My Favorite Muffin & Bagel(401) 739-0778

Pepperoni’s Pizza(401) 921-2323

Santoro’s Pizza(401) 821-6409

Summit Cafe, Inc.(401) 739-1992

T.M.G. Inc/Martinelli’s(401) 738-5474

Twenty Water Street Restaurant & Ware-house Tavern(401) 885-3700

Walt’s Roast Beef(401) 823-4456

Ward’s Publick House(401) 884-7008

Retail

Allens Seed(401) 294-2722

Jazzy Pooch(401) 397-6154

Sam’s Club Membership Warehouse(401) 823-7070

Wal*Mart(401) 781-2233

Wal*Mart(401) 821-1766

Yilda’s Boutique(401) 732-0220

Satellite

Star Satellite Service(401) 397-6596

Schools / Colleges / Universities

Bishop Hendricken High School(401) 739-3450 Ext:113

Bryant University/Graduate Studies(401) 232-6230

Community College of RI(401) 825-1000

New England Tech(401) 467-7744

Roger Williams University(401) 816-0980 Ext:104

Security Guards & Patrol

Blackstone Valley Security(401) 453-2900 Ext:23

Senior Services

A Peace of Mind Homecare(401) 432-7999

Comfort Keepers(401) 792-8300

Right At Home(401) 384-6485

Senior Care Concepts(401) 398-7655

Septic Cleaning, Tanks, Systems

A. Perri & Sons(401) 737-4145

Shoe Stores

J.B. Adams(401) 632-4009

Signs / Awnings

AA Thrifty Sign-Awning, Inc.(401) 738-8055

Poyant Signs, Inc.(508) 995-1777

Signs by Tomorrow(401) 826-6446

Viewpoint Sign & Awning(800) 636-3430

Skin Care

Mary Kay Cosmetics(401) 743-0061

Mary Kay, Inc.(401) 385-3933

Souvenirs

T-Shirt City(401) 691-3433

Sporting Goods Stores

Modells Sporting Goods(401) 826-3330

Sports & Recreation

GBNL(401) 451-0863

Supermarkets / Grocery Stores

J.C. Portugese-American Market(401) 828-2270

Surveyors

K. Andrews(401) 885-0770

Telecommunications

ALCOM(401) 884-6270

Communications Unlimited, Inc.(401) 737-0800 Ext:217

Computer Telephone, Inc.(401) 737-5300

Cox Business Services(401) 615-1334

Verizon(401) 525-3580

Telephone

Sprint(401) 821-4555

Toilets / Portable / Partitions

Chamberlin of RI Inc.(401) 739-2226

Tool Reconditioning

Zodiac Tool & Cutter Grinding, Inc.(401) 725-0050

Translators & Interpreters

Argon-Rhodium Inc.(401) 738-4404Trash Removal / Waste Management

Clyde Roll-Off Service(401) 826-2980

Roll-A-Way Disposal(401) 732-6131

Waste Management, Inc.(401) 734-1006 Ext:1221

Travel

Azores Express SATA(800) 762-9995

Future Travel(401) 785-3070

Global Excellence Inc.(401) 732-8080

Run-A-Way Travel(401) 461-5403

Tours-NE Action Sports Inc.(401) 738-0411

Tree Service

Leavitt’s Tree Service, Inc.(401) 397-7022

Truck / Sales, Rental, Service & Supply

Ryder Transportation Services(401) 781-5500 Ext:254

Trucking / Shipping

UDS, Inc.(401) 461-1940

Victory Transportation, Inc.(401) 944-1512

Uniforms

Alexander’s Uniforms(401) 738-6856

Utilities

National Grid(401) 784-7510

Vacuums

Warwick Vacuum(401) 736-0603

Veterinarians

West Bay Animal Hospital-Dr. Dan Simpson(401) 828-5767

Video

Cupidon Productions(401) 463-8868

Vinyl / Leather Repair

Dr. Vinyl(401) 578-3713

Web Services & Design

Adaptive Minds, Inc.(401) 464-8080

AstroWebs, Inc.(877) 999-0321

Blue Ox Web Company(401) 383-0995

Focus Business Solutions(401) 383-0111

WebsiteDesigner.Com(401) 454-1487

Welding / Wrought Iron

Jason Harris, Welding & Fabrication(401) 862-3810

Pelletier Welding(401) 941-7474

Window Treatments / Coverings

Verticals Etc.(401) 737-4917

Windows / Siding / Gutters

New England Sola Concepts, Inc.(401) 736-2974

RI Home Improvement(401) 739-1000

Stormtite Company, Inc.(401) 781-9251

Writing / Editorial

Christine Lund Orciuch Atlantic Group(401) 433-2641

Dara Chadwick Editorial Services(401) 423-9236

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