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VISION2020, a report released by the Institute for Women's Health and Leadership, shows that Rhode Island businesses lack in promoting women leadership. / COURTESY WOMEN'S FUND OF RHODE ISLAND

Report: R.I. businesses lack in gender job equality

WARWICK – Rhode Island businesses lack in promoting women leadership within both the private and nonprofit sectors despite strong evidence that shared gender management...
HIRE EDUCATION: Michael Yolensky, law professor at Roger Williams University, says that hiring a married couple as part of a package is mostly unique to the education field. A Brown associate professor recently won a suit saying the school violated her hiring agreement when she was hired as part of a package with her husband. / PBN PHOTO/MARK S. MURPHY

Academic hires often come in pairs

Beverly Haviland, a senior lecturer and visiting associate professor in Brown University’s American Studies department, holds a Ph.D. in comparative literature from Princeton University....
COURTESY PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF NEWPORT COUNTY
HIGH SOCIETY: The Preservation Society of Newport County paid $650,00 for two paintings, both attributed to Sebastiano Ricci, an 18th-century Italian artist.

Coming home after half a century

The Preservation Society of Newport County’s reacquisition of two 18th-century Venetian paintings that puts back together the largest such collection in the United States...
COURESY NANO STEEL COMPANY
LAYING THE GROUNDWORK: Ellen Bossert, chief marketing officer of NanoSteel Company, says the company had been in “stealth mode” when it came to expanding its global marketing efforts until now.

NanoSteel hopes to deliver auto-industry advance

There are big things happening at NanoSteel, the Rhode Island-based designer of nano-structured steel materials, with a long history in steel coating. In June...
A CUSTOMER LOOKS OVER back-to-school merchandise. / BLOOMBER FILE PHOTO/DAVID PAUL MORRIS

Shoppers waiting longer for back-to-school purchases

Stuart Solup has been running Irving’s Shoe Store in Portsmouth since the 1970s, and in that time he’s had a keen view of back-to-school...

Five Questions With: Barnaby Evans

Barnaby Evans, executive artistic director at WaterFire Providence, has been helping to light up the city's cultural scene since 1994 when he installed the...

Recovery Month Coalition to host rally

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Recovery Month Coalition and the R.I. Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals will host the 10th annual...

Peace Corps hosting Global Expo

PROVIDENCE – The Peace Corps and the National Peace Corps Association, the nonprofit organization that supports Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and the Peace Corps...

St. Anne’s gives Boys & Girls Club $15K

FALL RIVER – The Friends of St. Anne’s, now operating as a separate nonprofit organization since St. Anne’s Hospital merger with Steward Health Care,...
BROWN UNIVERSITY dining service employees were among the marchers in a Labor Day rally put on by the Service Employees International Union Local 615 that started at the school's College Hill campus and proceeded down to the city's Financial District. / COURTESY SEIU LOCAL 615

Janitors, Brown food service workers rally on Labor Day

PROVIDENCE – Union organizers and community leaders rallied for Brown University dining service employees and Rhode Island janitors who are campaigning for new contracts...
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