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Crypto hasn’t lived up to promise for R.I. nonprofits
In 2022, the Rhode Island Community Food Bank announced it would start accepting donations of cryptocurrency, joining a small group of local nonprofits seeking...
Nonprofits seeking more money, new donors on upcoming 401Gives Day
PROVIDENCE – More money being contributed to local nonprofits is always the annual goal for 401Gives Day, and this coming April 1 will be...
Baltimore bridge collapse: Ships carrying cars may need to find a new harbor
Manufacturers and shippers are scrambling to figure out where they can load or unload cargo while the main operations of the Port of Baltimore remain shut...
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rate falls slightly, easing borrowing costs for home shoppers
LOS ANGELES (AP) – The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell slightly this week, welcome news for home shoppers facing rising prices and a...
Providence Marathon cancels 2024 event due to Washington Bridge partial closure
PROVIDENCE – The annual Providence Marathon and Half-Marathon will not get off the starting line this year.
The road race, the largest in Rhode Island...
Fischer named acting director of R.I. Department of Health
PROVIDENCE – Dr. Staci Fischer, the current chief administrative officer of the R.I. Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline, on Thursday was named acting...
R.I. COVID-19 cases increased by 198 last week, with no deaths
PROVIDENCE – New confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 198, with no deaths, from March 17-23, the R.I. Department of Health said Thursday.
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Employee admits to planting hidden camera inside hospital bathroom
PROVIDENCE – A former employee at Hasbro Children’s Hospital has been charged with video voyeurism after admitting to police he planted a hidden camera...
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READY AND ABLE: Older workers filling R.I. employment gaps
After 35 years in insurance marketing, the last 20 with Rhode Island-based Amica Mutual Insurance Co. managing multimillion-dollar campaigns, Eduardo Naya tried to retire.
It didn’t last.
“There are only so many trips you can afford to take. Even in retirement,” he said about his year-and-a half reprieve.
Though his kids were now adults out of the house, and he had built...
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Ben Willis promoted to Associate Principal at Union Studio...
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Peace of Mind for Aging Adults
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