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R.I. school districts wrestle with enrollment drops
Tough decisions are being made in public school districts throughout Rhode Island, and more appear on the horizon for others amid shrinking enrollment counts...
Thundermist Health Center cuts 124 employees
WARWICK– Facing financial struggles, Thundermist Health Center has reduced its staff.
On Thursday Thundermist laid off 124 of its 907 employees – marking a 14%...
U.S. consumer sentiment ticks higher for second month but remains subdued
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans' outlook on the economy improved for the second straight month in September, bolstered by lower prices for long-lasting goods such...
SEC filing of the week: Bally’s amends merger agreement with introduction of Class A...
PROVIDENCE – Bally's Corp. has amended its merger agreement with hedge fund Standard L.P. to include provisions for a new class of stock.
In an...
Does Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley have the right approach to PVDFest?
This year’s PVDFest was widely cheered by vendors and revelers alike, a year after Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley’s administration faced a torrent of...
Providence man pleads guilty to role in 3 fraud schemes
PROVIDENCE – A city resident faces two counts of wire fraud and one of theft of public funds and money laundering after admitting to...
Mortgaged homes in R.I. see average year-over-year equity gain of $51K in Q2
PROVIDENCE – The average equity gain per borrower of a mortgaged home in Rhode Island was $51,000 year over year in the second quarter...
Bryant University receives $1M gift to develop dining commons inside new leadership center
SMITHFIELD – Corey E. Levine, a 1980 Bryant University graduate and executive director of the Ettenberg Foundation, has donated $1 million to his alma...
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A CURE FOR THE ILLS? Not everybody is convinced R.I. would...
(Editor's note: This is the first in a two-part series exploring issues surrounding the training of physicians in Rhode Island and its impact on local health care.)
Sen. Pamela J. Lauria is on the front lines of a health care crisis.
Lauria has worked as a primary care nurse practitioner at Coastal Medical Physicians Inc. for 27 years, helping patients manage...
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Jennifer Schanck-Bolwell Returns to Crossroads RI as COO
Crossroads Rhode Island, the state’s leading provider of housing and services for people experiencing homelessness, announced that Jennifer Schanck-Bolwell will return as Chief Operating...
St. Andrew’s School in Barrington Welcomes Samantha Medeiros as...
St. Andrew’s School, a day and boarding school in Barrington, RI that empowers students to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential,...
PMC Media Group welcomes John Shideler as its new...
PMC Media is excited to announce Jon Shideler as its new Multi-Media Production Manager. A Cranston, RI native and URI Alumna, Jon worked as...
Saint Elizabeth Home Care Receives National Award
Warwick, RI – Saint Elizabeth Home Care has been recognized by Strategic Healthcare Programs (SHP) as a “Superior Performer” for achieving an overall patient satisfaction...
DBVW Architects Announces Promotions and New Shareholders
Longtime members of DBVW Architects Karissa Kuhns, AIA, LEED AP; Tami Hughes; and Nealia Morrison, AIA, AP LEED BD+C, have been promoted to Associate...
Debug Pest Control Named Best Places to Work in...
Smithfield, RI – Debug Pest Control, a family-owned business in Smithfield, Rhode Island, has been honored as the 2024 Best Place to Work in...
