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A NEW STUDY FOUND that two-thirds of more than 1,200 executives surveyed in New England, or about 64 percent, plan to leave their jobs within the next five years, but the percentage in Rhode Island is closer to 83 percent. / COURTESY THIRD SECTOR NEW ENGLAND

Report: 83% of nonprofit execs plan to leave jobs within next...

BOSTON – “Leadership New England,” a study of nonprofits in the region, reports that two-thirds of more than 1,200 surveyed executives, or about 64...
JUSTICE FOR ALL: Misty Delgado, left, fellow and staff attorney for the Center for Justice at Roger Williams University, speaks with Debbie Clark, operations manager at the center. / PBN PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

Nonprofit ensures income is no barrier to justice

Misty Delgado left corporate employment to become a fellow at the Center for Justice, a new, independent nonprofit dedicated to public-interest law and helping...

Foundation hosing 16th annual run

NARRAGANSETT – The Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation’s 16th annual Memorial Run/Walk and Family Fun Day is scheduled for Sunday, June 7. “If Katie is looking...

R.I. Foundation gives $25K in fellowships

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation has awarded $25,000 in fellowships for travel, study and enrichment to seven college students in Rhode Island. Students will...

Group changes name to Animal Rescue R.I.

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The Animal Rescue League of Southern Rhode Island has changed its name to Animal Rescue Rhode Island, effective today, based on...
"According to the National Cancer Institute, 85 percent of all cancer care in the United States can be provided by community hospitals."

Five Questions With: Claudia E. Swain

Claudia E. Swain is interim vice president of development at the South County Hospital Healthcare System. She previously had worked as the development director...
THE MOSES BROWN SCHOOL broke ground this week on a new community and performance center. / RENDERING COURTESY OF DURKEE, BROWN, VIVEIROS & WERENFELS ARCHITECTS

Moses Brown breaks ground on center

PROVIDENCE – The Moses Brown School broke ground this week on a new community and performance center and accepted an anonymous $2.285 million gift...
MORE THAN AN OCEAN: The Blackstone Valley Explorer offers tourists a close-up view of the region. / COURTESY BLACKSTONE VALLEY TOURISM COUNCIL

Is R.I. ready to sell the Ocean State?

Wind-whipped sails on yachts fluttered at Fort Adams State Park in early May, as Alan Nissen and Annette Poutoppidan enjoyed the Volvo Ocean Race...

Standardized tax deals eyed

Providence officials have been developing standardized tax-stabilization agreements that could help two projects targeted for parcels on former Interstate 195 land move forward. But...
AT HOME: Jennifer Fonner, left, CNA with South County Quality Care, works with patient Janet Beauvais in Beauvais' Narragansett home. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Flat Medicaid impeding hiring

Home-care providers for the elderly say hiring and retaining certified nursing assistants have become more difficult as patient needs increase and Medicaid reimbursement rates...
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