Patricia Daddona
Child & Family hires new CEO
MIDDLETOWN – Martin Sinnott, the top executive at a Houston-based international nonprofit, has been chosen to lead Child & Family, a social service agency.
Sinnott,...
Brown opts not to divest from coal, approves new strategic plan
PROVIDENCE – The Corporation of Brown University determined it would not divest from investments in the mining or use of coal this past weekend,...
Colleges turning dropouts into degree candidates
For Joe Botelho, 54, of East Providence, the pressures of completing a degree at Rhode Island College in 1991 were just too much.
With a...
Notice, planning help smooth leadership transitions
Retirement had always seemed a long way off to Joe Dziobek, who ran the Lincoln-based Fellowship Health Resources Inc., for 29 years. His long-time...
Five Questions With: Peg Langhammer
Peg Langhammer has been executive director of Day One (formerly the Sexual Assault & Trauma Resource Center of Rhode Island) for more than 25...
Make-A-Wish event raises $249K
WARWICK – The Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island Evening of Wishes in Warwick on Oct. 19 raised a total of $249,000 to grant the...
Dupuis Oil donates to MS Society chapter
PAWTUCKET – Dupuis Oil is donating $100 to the Rhode Island chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society whenever a society member opens an...
Big Brothers Big Sisters to provide services for Conn. chapter
CRANSTON – Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State will provide support services starting Nov. 1 for the southeastern Connecticut Big Brothers Big...
PSH celebrates<br> 25 year with bears
PROVIDENCE – Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP celebrated its 25th anniversary this year in part by donating 25 teddy bears to the Pediatrics Unit...
Renaissance Providence Hotel faces $8K OSHA fine
PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island division of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration has proposed fining the Renaissance Providence Hotel $8,000 for alleged exposure...
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