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BofA donates $50K to R.I. Food Bank

PROVIDENCE – Bank of America Corp. recently donated $50,000 to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank, according to a news release. With the latest contribution,...

R.I. Infrastructure Bank seeks cities and towns for climate resilience funding

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank is seeking applications for its Municipal Resilience Program, according to a news release. The rolling grant program offers...

People’s Credit Union donates $10K to MLK Community Center

MIDDLETOWN – People’s Credit Union recently donated $10,000 to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center in Newport, according to a news release. The...

Officials mark opening of Pawtucket-Central Falls train, bus station

PAWTUCKET – Plans to make Pawtucket a public transportation destination with a new commuter rail and bus stop are chugging along. Federal and state officials...

With ethics concerns put to rest, Caprio named Providence judge emeritus

PROVIDENCE – Ethical concerns over a longtime city judge’s role in a TV courtroom drama have been put to rest, with the Providence City...

Five Questions With: Meghan L. Hughes

Meghan L. Hughes, president of the Community College of Rhode Island, was recently elected to serve on the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s board...
ROUGH PATCH: Rhode Island College nursing student Mel “Rising Dawn” Cordeiro says some frustrating experiences after transferring from the Community College of Rhode Island sometimes left her questioning if it was worth the trouble.
PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

SCHOOL DAZE: RIC searches for identity amid severe enrollment drop

Erik Christiansen didn’t know much about Rhode Island College when he agreed to take a job teaching history there in 2010. The Maryland native quickly...
CONCERNED CITIZEN: Rhode Island Black Business Association CEO and President Lisa Ranglin worries that efforts to improve access to and participation from minority businesses in Providence may go unnoticed with no one currently filling the role of business and development director for the city.
PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Providence looks to improve its MBE contracting program

Leroy Belona thought certifying his Providence construction company through the state’s Minority Business Enterprise program would open the door to more ­opportunities. But in the...

Rockland Trust parent company doubles annual profits, ending 2022 with $264M

PROVIDENCE – Rising interest rates and a $1.2 billion acquisition of another Massachusetts bank helped Independent Bank Corp. to more than double its 2022...

State names CEO, CMO for new, standalone psychiatric hospital

PROVIDENCE – The state has named a four-person leadership team to run its newly licensed, standalone psychiatric hospital. The Rhode Island State Psychiatric Hospital will...
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