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"Fighting a rare disease is not like fighting more common diseases." / COURTESY RDUF

Five Questions With: Patricia Weltin

Patricia Weltin of Rumford is executive director and founder of the Rare Disease United Foundation, a rare disease advocacy organization founded in 2011. The...

Health Care Association targets Ebola funds

WARWICK – The Rhode Island Health Care Association is raising funds this month on behalf of nursing home staff whose families and friends have...

Panera Bread launches Holiday Gift Drive

CUMBERLAND – Twenty-eight Panera Bread bakery-cafes in Rhode Island, southeastern Massachusetts and Connecticut have launched an annual Holiday Gift Drive that runs through Dec....

Girl Scouts prep for Digital Cookie

WARWICK – Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England will be part of the national organization’s new Digital Cookie platform, expanding the program’s ability to...

Adler Pollock gives $10K scholarship

Adler Pollock & Sheehan PC in Providence has awarded its 2014 diversity scholarship of $10,000 to Alicia R. Selman, a freshman at Northeastern University...
TO REMEDY A SHORTFALL of teachers to handle its growing student population, the University of Rhode Island has committed $5.3 million over the next four years to add 55 faculty, including 40 tenure-track positions and 15 lecturer posts.

URI launches $5.3 million plan to hire 55 new faculty over...

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Citing more than a decade of continual enrollment increases, the University of Rhode Island said Thursday it plans to spend $5.3...
STATE EDUCATION COMMISSIONER DEBORAH GIST SAID the reports will help the department support the quality of its educator-preparation programs and improve the process of program approval. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

RIDE releases first set of annual educator reports

PROVIDENCE - Data in the statewide report on Rhode Island educator-preparation programs released Thursday show nearly 100 percent of the 2,242 educators who were...
WITH MORE THAN 200 in attendance at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick, the two panels at PBN's inaugural Business Women Summit on Leadership & Entrepreneurship took on issues that included achieving success in a corporate environment as well as how to succeed at starting your own business. Ann-Marie Harrington, founder and CEO of Embolden, second from left, speaks to the second topic on a panel that includes, from left, Jessica Granatiero, owner and president of The Savory Grape and The Savory Affair, Robyn Smalletz, president and CEO of Gloria Duchin, and Susan Keller, managing director of LeveragedSolutions, a division of LGC&D. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

PBN summit features women business leaders

WARWICK - More than 200 women – and a handful of men – attended the PBN Summit on Women, Leadership & Entrepreneurship on Thursday,...
A PADDLER is seen on the Blackstone River canal in this 2011 photo. The Blackstone River Valley corridor is inching closer to being approved as a national park now that it is being added to the National Defense Authorization Act. / FILE PHOTO COURTESY CHERYL THOMPSON

Blackstone River Valley corridor inching closer to being approved as a...

WOONSOCKET - The Blackstone River Valley corridor is inching closer to being approved as a national park now that it is being added to...
CITIZENS BANK IS SEEKING to engage givers with #AnExtraPlate, a social media campaign that will provide 100,000 meals to Americans who struggle to put food on their tables. / COURTESY CITIZENS BANK

Giving Tuesday kicks off with Citizens Bank social media campaign

PROVIDENCE - The #givingtuesday movement got off to a busy start Tuesday with a Citizens Bank social media campaign to promote giving to agencies...
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