In Their Own Words

Rabbi receives lifetime achievement award

In Their Own Words 10/05/2018

RABBI WAYNE M. FRANKLIN, leader of interfaith dialogues for Temple Emanu-El in Providence, was presented with the Honorary Chairs’ Award for Lifetime Achievement in...

Five Questions With: Joseph R. Paolino Jr.

In Their Own Words 10/04/2018

The renovation of the Case-Mead Building in downtown Providence was among several projects named last week in the 2018 Rhody Awards. The awards, bestowed...

Five Questions With: Hugh Dunn

In Their Own Words 10/03/2018

The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and SouthCoast Development Partnership now have $600,000 in federal Economic Development Administration funds to fuel a blue, or maritime,...

Five Questions With: Jack Murphy

In Their Own Words 10/02/2018

Jack Murphy is the president of business banking at Citizens Bank. His business banking team at the Providence-based bank serves companies with up to...

Five Questions With: Susan A. Orban

In Their Own Words 10/01/2018

South County Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds – one of Rhode Island’s 10 Health Equity Zones – is using $2 million from the Substance Abuse...

Five Questions With: Victoria Albanese

In Their Own Words 09/28/2018

Victoria Albanese of Lincoln is a 2018 graduate of Bryant University with a Bachelor of Science in financial services with a concentration in economics....

Simon lauded as community champion

In Their Own Words 09/28/2018

TOBY SIMON, board member of the Sheila Nowell Leadership Academy, was recently presented with the Community Champion Award by Sojourner House. The award was...

Five Questions With: Sam Glicksman

In Their Own Words 09/27/2018

Sam Glicksman is a broker associate with Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty in Providence and has an unusual listing. A single-family home, renovated...