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JUST IN TIME for Small Business Saturday and the holiday shopping season, the Rhode Island Foundation and local business leaders are urging Rhode Islanders to shop at locally-owned businesses. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATION

R.I. Foundation launches Buy Local campaign

PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Foundation is launching a statewide Buy Local campaign Nov. 24, four days ahead of Small Business Saturday. “Buy Local RI”...
Chuck Allott is executive director of the Aquidneck Land Trust, a nonprofit he helped to found in 1990 with a mission to permanently conserve the important open spaces and natural character of Aquidneck Island.

Five Questions With: Chuck Allott

Chuck Allott is executive director of the Aquidneck Land Trust, a nonprofit he helped to found in 1990 with a mission to permanently conserve...
United Way of Rhode Island is partnering with the Grantmakers Council of Rhode Island in an effort to expand local philanthropy.

United Way, Grantmakers Council announce partnership

PROVIDENCE – United Way of Rhode Island is partnering with the Grantmakers Council of Rhode Island in an effort to expand local philanthropy. The strategic...

House of Hope receives $200K from BofA

WARWICK – Bank of America has named the House of Hope Community Development Corp. as a 2015 Neighborhood Builder, awarding it $200,000 in funding....

BankFive Foundation awards $25K to Coastline Elderly Services

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – The BankFive Foundation, a fund of the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts, has awarded $25,000 to Coastline Elderly Services Inc....

Kent Hospital Auxiliary reaches $1M pledge goal

WARWICK – The Kent Hospital Auxiliary has reached its $1 million pledge made to the hospital to help support important clinical services and advancements. Kent...
THE JOBLESS rate in October fell to 5.3 percent, the lowest level since August 2007, according to the state Department of Labor and Training. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING

DLT: Jobless rate falls again in October, to 5.3%, job count...

PROVIDENCE - Rhode Island’s unemployment rate continued its slow, downward slide, dipping to 5.3 percent in October, the state Department of Labor and Training...
BRISTOL TOWN leaders and community members joined Roger Williams University for a celebration event on Nov. 18. Pictured, from left to right: Walter Burke, of Bristol Parks & Recreation; Donald Farish, Roger Williams University president; Tony Teixeira, Bristol town administrator; Pete Wilbur, vice president for outreach and engagement at RWU; Lane Sparkman, Mosaico Community Development Corp.; and David Cioe, the Bristol Elks and leader of the East Bay Cares program. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY

RWU, Bristol town officials, celebrate Fund for Civic Activities initiative

BRISTOL – Roger Williams University and town officials on Thursday celebrated the Fund for Civic Activities initiative, which has awarded nearly $200,000 in university...

Finalists for CCRI president post announced

WARWICK – The Council on Postsecondary Education has identified three finalists for the post of president at the Community College of Rhode Island and...
NEW ENGLAND Institute of Technology has renewed its tuition freeze for students enrolling by Jan. 1.

NEIT renews tuition freeze

EAST GREENWICH – New England Institute of Technology, which has frozen tuition for more than three decades, renewed its tuition freeze Wednesday for students...
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