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Are you more hopeful or less about the near-term future after...

After months of political candidates fighting it out in debates, through television ads and incessant text messages, the 2022 elections are all but over,...

Five Questions With: Chad Dupuis

Chad Dupuis, a real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Coastal Homes in Narragansett since 2001, was recently honored by the Kent Washington Association of...

Five Questions With: Dr. Amer Malik

Dr. Amer Malik, a board-certified and fellowship-trained gastroenterologist, has recently joined University Gastroenterology LLC. Malik discusses the evolution of gastroenterology medicine, the role of...

Are you satisfied with how R.I. Commerce Corp. and Pawtucket leaders...

A 50% spike in the projected Tidewater Landing stadium cost, to $124 million, led the R.I. Commerce Corp. to direct most of a previously...

Five Questions With: Jennifer Hyde

Jennifer Hyde was recently named vice president and director of marketing and communications for BankNewport. She previously served as marketing manager at Citizens Bank...

Five Questions With: Gregory Eccleston

Gregory Eccleston, of Century 21 Access America in Coventry, was recently honored by the Kent Washington Association of Realtors as the organization’s 2022 Realtor...

Five Questions With: Dr. Micaela Weaver

Dr. Micaela Weaver is a fellowship-trained breast surgeon at Women & Infants Hospital and Kent County Memorial Hospital and a clinical instructor of surgery...
K-12 STUDENTS ACROSS MASSACHUSETTS will not be required to wear masks when they return to school this fall. / AP FILE PHOTO/LYNNE SLADKY

Is it fair to blame COVID-19 for the state’s decline in...

Rhode Island student test scores in both reading and math have declined since 2019, according to the “Nations Report Card” issued Oct. 24 by...
Nina Stack / PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

5Q: Nina Stack, The Champlin Foundation executive director

Nina Stack | The Champlin Foundation executive director 1. Have the requests for donations from The Champlin Foundation remained high in the past year? The need for...
READY TO ROCK: Three University of Rhode Island associate professors were awarded a $735,000 grant by the NASA Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research to study methane gas emissions. They are, from left, Soni Pradhanang, Dawn Cardace and Serena Moseman-Valtierra. 
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URI associate professors awarded $735K NASA grant to study methane gas...

DAWN CARDACE and Soni Pradhanang, associate professors of geosciences at the University of Rhode Island, and Serena Moseman-Valtierra, a URI associate professor of biological...
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