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Five Questions With: James Houle

James Houle is an appraiser and Rhode Island real estate expert based in Portsmouth, where he runs his business, James Houle & Associates. He...

Five Questions With: Sarah Waimon

Sarah Waimon is a registered nurse and entrepreneur behind Looey, a transparent shield designed to provide better protection against splash-back during bedpan cleanings. In...

Five Questions With: Donna Conway

Donna Conway is a sales associate at Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty. A North Kingstown resident, she graduated from Bryant University with a...

Five Questions With: Lynn A.M. Weinstein

Lynn A.M. Weinstein was recently named chair of the Coastal1 Credit Union board of directors, becoming the first woman to hold the role in...

Five Questions With: Susan D’Andrea

Susan D'Andrea is an assistant professor of kinesiology and biomedical engineering at the University of Rhode Island, a professor of neuroscience at URI's Ryan...
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Five Questions With: Paul A. Squarcia

Paul A. Squarcia | Owner and team leader, Rhode Island Breakers Angling Club 1. As a founding partner of One Charles Private Wealth in Boston,...
Wobberson Torchon

Mount Pleasant High School principal publishes 3 poetry books

WOBBERSON TORCHON, principal at Mount Pleasant High School in Providence, has published three poetry collections: “Where the Tides Spoke for the First Time,” “Echoes...

Five Questions With: Jennifer Crellin

Jennifer Crellin is a sales associate, real estate adviser and luxury business manager for Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty. Based in South County,...

Five Questions With: Dean deTonnancourt

Dean deTonnancourt is the broker/owner behind REMAX Revolution, a six-office, 300-agent brokerage formerly known as HomeSmart Professionals. Licensed to do real estate in 1989,...
TRAILBLAZER: Remi Jones is the CEO, executive producer and host of “Remi TV,” Rhode Island’s first Black-owned women’s television show. 
COURTESY JAY HUNT

Everybody’s Business: Multimedia maven gives voice to the underdog

(Editor’s note: This is the 68th installment in a monthly series speaking with minority business owners and leaders. Each will be asked their views...
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