Jacquelyn Voghel
Pandemic relief programs still have aid available
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses in the hard-hit arts and hospitality industries were forced to shutter. But drawing from state grant funding, Brooklyn...
Is qualifying for a CPA license too tough?
Within the accounting profession, certified public accountants are regarded as among the field’s most highly capable and well-compensated individuals. But as firms have difficulty...
We Share Hope, business community pitch in to aid Afghan evacuees
EAST PROVIDENCE – We Share Hope is teaming up with local grocery stores and community groups to provide Afghan evacuees with a taste of...
State, R.I. Foundation and partners announce Afghan Relief RI portal and...
PROVIDENCE – As the state prepares to welcome around 250 evacuees from Afghanistan over the next several months, a new initiative will connect evacuees...
Miriam Hospital physician elected president of American College of Gastroenterology
PROVIDENCE – A Miriam Hospital physician was elected to lead the American College of Gastroenterology, which represents over 17,000 gastroenterologists and other digestive disease...
Met High School student wins national entrepreneurship program
PROVIDENCE – For many people, the legislative jargon can be confusing and inaccessible. Carissa Lombardi, a senior at The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center...
At Quonset port, supply chain problems of a different kind
Major ports around the country are jammed with ships carrying products and materials waiting to be delivered to their final destinations, but Rhode Island’s...
R.I. Foundation to match up to $60,000 for Trinity Rep, Food...
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation will match public donations to Trinity Repertory Company this season and provide an equal grant to the Rhode...
MISSION FOCUSED: Salve’s first lay president is determined to uphold school’s...
(Editor's note: This is the third installment in an occasional series of interviews with the state’s new wave of higher education leaders.)
When Kelli J....
For many groups, hardships evolving, not subsiding
Social services nonprofit Amos House in Providence has been inundated since the COVID-19 pandemic first hit in March 2020, and it doesn’t appear that...
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