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Five Questions With: Robert Mastin
Robert Mastin | Author, ‘Liberty Call: When Newport Was Home to the Atlantic Fleet’
1. What inspired you to write about Newport’s history as a...
Five Questions With: Lisa Pagano
Lisa Pagano is a sales associate who joined Residential Properties Ltd. in November 2025. A Cranston resident and native who is based at the...
Five Questions With: Marilyn Gentilotti
Marilyn Gentilotti joined Washington Trust Advisors Inc. in August as vice president and senior wealth planner, focusing on trust and estate planning, tax strategy...
Does Rhode Island offer enough job training for workers in skilled...
Citing demand that is outpacing supply, the New England Institute of Technology on Jan. 7 announced plans to build a $40 million Innovation Center...
Five Questions With: Sarah Huard
Sarah Huard is a sales agent with Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty, working with buyers and sellers in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts....
Five Questions With: Rahul Powar
Rahul Powar is the co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity platform Red Sift and is a leading artificial intelligence expert. Previously, he was the founding...
What should state lawmakers prioritize (besides a balanced budget) in this...
State lawmakers return to work on Jan. 5 with a projected $101 million fiscal 2027 shortfall and a long list of legislative priorities to...
Five Questions With: Ross J. Gittell
Ross J. Gittell | President, Bryant University
1. How have you addressed the use of artificial intelligence by students and faculty? Do you anticipate...
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