Woonsocket's Brickle Group celebrates two more big contracts
WOONSOCKET – The city-based Brickle Group has been making berets for the U.S. Military for more than two decades, but company representatives say they don’t take anything for granted when
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WOONSOCKET – The city-based Brickle Group has been making berets for the U.S. Military for more than two decades, but company representatives say they don’t take anything for granted when
WOONSOCKET — A prominent Jewish community was once flourishing in Woonsocket, with more than 200 families in the city who took part in Jewish cultures and traditions.
WOONSOCKET – The Museum of Work & Culture’s new changing gallery exhibit “Mishpakha,” created by Museum Exhibit and Program Coordinator Deborah Krieger to highlight the local Jewish community appears to
Prosecutors say the $500K agreement resolves an investigation into a RI textile manufacturer, which made woolen blankets for the Army. Prosecutors say the blankets were produced in India, when the law requires companies that supply the military to make their products in the U.S. using American labor.
12/30/2020 2020: A year of coming together Employees and volunteers with Woonsocket High School hang signs commemorating the Class of 2020 on the fence around Barry Field on May 29. From left are Dean of Students Peter Medeiros, Dean of Students Chad Lamoureux, Jeff Cormier, Jackson Cormier, Tony Ramos, Tony Cosentino and Paul Marshall. (Breeze file photo by Lauren Clem) While 2020 will always be remembered as the year of the pandemic, it’s also the year residents of northern Rhode Island came together in an unprecedented show of support for their neighbors and friends. Much of this kindnes...