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14 nonprofits receive<br> employment grants

PROVIDENCE – Fourteen nonprofits received $247,500 worth of grants designed to foster employment opportunities from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation this month. The grants...
THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS board of trustees on Wednesday affirmed the decision of its finance committee, extending for a second consecutive year the school's tuition and fee freeze.

UMass trustees approve tuition, fee freeze for 2014-15

DARTMOUTH – For the second consecutive year, trustees at the University of Massachusetts on Wednesday authorized a freeze in 2014-15 tuition and fees for...

R.I. teacher prep programs not ranked among the best

WASHINGTON – Rhode Island is one of 17 states and the District of Columbia that did not have a teacher preparation program on the...

Hotel workers plan hunger strike if budget bans municipal wage raise

(Updated, June 17, 3:20 p.m.) PROVIDENCE – Hotel workers and their supporters confirmed Tuesday morning that three Providence hotel workers and a Central Falls city...
OPPORTUNITYSPACE RI, a new website and database designed to help cities and towns in Rhode Island market their public real estate, has launched a beta site with information on more than 2,000 properties in Providence, Central Falls, Cumberland and Pawtucket.

Website to help R.I. cities, towns market public real estate

PAWTUCKET – Four cities and towns have launched the Rhode Island beta of OpportunitySpace, an online database of public properties intended to promote transparency...
HIS TURN: NEIT student and Swissline Precision Manufacturing intern Bill Johnson, left, works with Gerard Hester, a certified machine operator. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Knowledge transfer key to growth

In the middle of an internship at Swissline Precision Manufacturing Inc., Bill Johnson of Central Falls is learning not only about how to be...
DIAMOND IN ROUGH: Rhode Island College graduate Alyse Duarte, pictured above, started at Providence Diamond Co. as an intern, before becoming a full-time employee. Above, she works with her boss, Brandon Salomon. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL PERSSON

Job-placement tracking on upswing

Ten of Rhode Island’s 11 colleges track the percentage of students who get jobs soon after graduating, but most use that data as an...

R.I. college leaders paid well compared to peers

Rhode Island and Bristol County, Mass., private colleges and universities compensate their presidents well compared with their peers nationally, according to federal filings to...
"The trust has been working with beginning farmers since our founding in 1981.  We have developed farmers markets, farm incubators, farmer co-operatives and farmer training programs. "

Five Questions With: Margaret DeVos

Margaret DeVos is executive director of the Southside Community Land Trust, which works to increase sustainable urban food production in Providence and the surrounding...

Dorcas graduates 25 from program

PROVIDENCE – The first 25 participants in a family learning program at Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island graduated on June 12. “In the face...
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