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R.I. Foundation gives Best Practice Awards

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation recognized five nonprofits with 2014 Best Practice Awards on June 4. The winners and their awards were: The Providence...
ALEX AND ANI employees also have volunteered nearly 1,200 hours to non-profit organizations nationwide, not including Charity By Design staff. The company aims to have its more than 1,500 employees engaged in community volunteer work by 2016.

Alex and Ani charity program gets award

PROVIDENCE – Alex and Ani’s Charity by Design philanthropic program has won a Silver Cause Marketing Halo Award at the 12th annual Cause Marketing...

RWU names McTiernan new business school dean

BRISTOL – Susan McTiernan, a scholar, educator and administrator, will become dean of Roger Williams University’s business school, effective July 31. McTiernan, who will lead...

Chafee lauds three R.I. schools for energy education achievements

PROVIDENCE – Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee on Thursday honored Scituate High School, Park View Middle School in Cranston, and Calcutt Middle School in Central...
PROVIDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT TEACHERS recorded an average absentee rate of nearly 13 days, well above the average for 40 urban school districts studied by the National Council on Teacher Quality. / COURTESY NATIONAL COUNCIL ON TEACHER QUALITY

Providence teacher absenteeism slightly above average, national study finds

PROVIDENCE – Providence teachers missed on average about 13 days in the school year, slightly above cities’ national average of 11 days for absenteeism,...

Rhode Island to participate in regional financial aid project

BOSTON – Rhode Island, along with Maine and Massachusetts, will participate in redesigns of college-level student financial aid programs through a project offered by...
PONAGANSET HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHER David Moscarelli has been named the 2015 Rhode Island Teacher of the Year by the state Department of Education. Moscarelli, who teaches a variety of science courses and is the instructional technology coordinator for the Foster-Glocester Regional School District, began teaching at Ponaganset straight from college 22 years ago. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Ponaganset High ‘digital guru’ is 2015 R.I. Teacher of the Year

GLOCESTER – David Moscarelli, a science teacher and digital-portfolio coordinator at Ponaganset High School in the Foster-Glocester Regional School District, has been named 2015...
MORE THAN WORDS: Emily S. Harrington, president and CEO of Qualified Resources International, has worked to carry on the entrepreneurial spirit instilled in her by her father. / PBN FILE PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Entrepreneurial success followed father’s advice

A father’s dying words propelled Emily S. Harrington toward becoming the entrepreneur she’d always wanted to be. Harrington, 58, the president and CEO of Cranston-based...
BUILDING SOMETHING: The Baltic Group Managing Partner Irene Schmitt surveys 400 Wesminster St. with Harold Antonson, grey jacket, city of Providence electrical inspector, and Don Hardy of Sheridan Electric. / PBN FILE PHOTO/BRIAN MCDONALD

Determination, problem-solving push Schmitt forward

Turning around a failing institution like the former Framingham Savings Bank in Massachusetts is no small feat, but it’s one that led to Irene...
PIECING IT TOGEtHER: Omega Medical Research Vice President Lynne Haughey, left, and President and CEO Johnna A. Pezzullo met in 1987 as nurses at Roger Williams Medical Center, forming their company six years later. / PBN FILE PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Complementary strengths fuel research duo’s success

When Johnna A. Pezzullo and Lynne A. Haughey met in 1987, they were both nurses at the Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence. As the...
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