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IYRS Career Day planned for March 22

NEWPORT – The ninth annual Marine & Composites Industry Career Day on Saturday, March 22, at the IYRS Newport campus will connect employers and...

Boys & Girls Club breaks ground on addition

PAWTUCKET – Teens and youth helped break ground for a renovated clubhouse and addition for the Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket on March...
THE GOVERNOR'S WORKFORCE BOARD announced Thursday it would award $1.5 million to 68 Rhode Island companies for 'incumbant worker training,' to improve the productivity of their workforce. The amount was more than double the $700,000 initially planned for the program. / PBN FILE PHOTO FRANK MULLIN

State awards $1.5M in training grants, more than double initial amount

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island is awarding $1.5 million in matching training grants to improve the job skills of 4,775 employees at 68 companies in...

R.I. chefs make strong showing in 2014 StarChefs regional awards

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island chefs snagged 10 of this year’s 27 Coastal New England Rising Stars Awards, according to industry trends magazine StarChefs.com. StarChefs annually...
THE NEW ENGLAND Secondary School Consortium will host the High School Redesign in Action Conference on March 20-21. Five Rhode Island public schools will take part in the vent, which will focus on strategies to improve teaching and learning.

Five R.I. schools selected to participate in regional conference

PROVIDENCE – Five Rhode Island public schools will take part in a regional conference in Norwood, Mass., focused on strategies to improve teaching and...
THE RECENT RENOVATION of the Arcade Providence was among the improvement projects in downtown Providence cited in Livability.com's article ranking U.S. cities by the livability of their downtown districts. Providence ranked second, below Forth Worth, Texas. / COURTESY NORTHEAST COLLABORATIVE ARCHITECTS

Providence ranked No. 2 most ‘livable’ downtown in U.S.

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s capital city ranks second in the nation for 2014 as one of the most livable downtowns in the U.S., according...
MOSES BROWN SCHOOL has received a $3.6 million endowment from alumnus Russell H. Carpenter to fund a new program designed to promote faculty professional development and create new team-taught interdisciplinary courses.

Moses Brown alumnus gifts $3.6 million to support teachers

PROVIDENCE – Russell H. Carpenter, a 1959 alumnus of the Moses Brown School, has endowed a new program to advance teaching with a $3.6...
LISA A. HILDEBRAND, recently named director of the Rhode Island Association for the Education of Young Children, sees the organization's efforts at rating and improving child care and early learning opportunities as key to well-being of the state's children. / COURTESY REBECCA MCCULLOUGH

Five Questions With: Lisa A. Hildebrand

Lisa A. Hildebrand was recently promoted to director of the Rhode Island Association for the Education of Young Children, which is the managing agency...
VALERIE BASSETT has taken over as executive director of the Women's Fund of Southeast Massachusetts, succeeding long-time leader Kate Fentress, just as the fund begins a new project designed to help low-income women reach self sufficiency. / COURTESY WOMEN'S FUND

Women’s Fund of SE Mass. names leader, to embark on new...

NEW BEDFORD – The Women’s Fund of Southeastern Massachusetts has named Valerie Bassett its new executive director. Bassett succeeds long-time Executive Director Kate Fentress,...

Dunkin’ Donuts franchises donate $150,000 to Special Olympics

PROVIDENCE – Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees in Rhode Island and Bristol County, Mass., have donated $150,000 to Special Olympics Rhode Island and Special Olympics Massachusetts...
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