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‘Garage’ focus on progress toward knowledge economy

When Rob Atkinson says that there’s room for improvement in efforts to grow the local economy, as he shares Rhode Island’s ranking in his...

Five Questions With: Ashley Belanger

Ashley Belanger, executive director of the Rhode Island Urban Debate League, first came to the nonprofit as an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer in 2008 with...

Blue Cross volunteers hit playground

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island volunteers recently built a new playground at Mary E. Fogarty Elementary School as part...

Tri-Town receives Tufts grant

WATERTOWN, Mass. – The Johnston-based Tri-Town Community Action Agency has received a $16,384 grant from the Tufts Health Plan Foundation to provide Matter of...

Providence Children’s Museum gets $10K grant

PROVIDENCE – Providence Children’s Museum has received a $10,000 grant from the Dominion Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Dominion Resources Inc. The museum is a...

Brown prof. helps launch Earth Science Women’s Network

The Earth Science Women’s Network, a nonprofit that already has built a global reach and reputation, launched this past week, led by co-founders from...

Quinlan receives 2014 Milken Educator Award

FOSTER – Erin F. Quinlan, a reading specialist and instructional coach, received the 2014 Milken Educator Award for Rhode Island at a surprise ceremony...
HOUSING SOLUTION: Kite Architects of Providence worked with Crossroads Rhode Island to design Kingstown Crossings in North Kingstown using sustainability features of the LEED for Homes program. / COURTESY KITE ARCHITECTS/CHRISTINE WEST

LEED not the only way for projects to go green

Being green is a substantial part of many Rhode Island architects’ businesses, and the standard for getting there – the LEED program – is...
FORWARD THINKING: With a background at companies such as State Street, Mari Anne Snow, CEO and founder of SophiaThink Consulting, says technology has always been a part of everything she does. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Finding opportunities in change fueled her career

For Mari Anne Snow, knowing when to leave a company or abandon an idea that isn’t workable is as important as succeeding in an...
MAKING IT COUNT: URI undergraduate student Caitlin Musselman of New Hope, Pa., left, and URI graduate student Rachel Smith of Cranston, at work at the University of Rhode Island’s Department of Marketing and Communications. / COURTESY URI

Colleges eager to boost student financial literacy

Rachel Smith, a graduate student at the University of Rhode Island, credits her academic adviser with reminding her about a relatively new school mantra...
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