Heading in a new direction?
Does your company expect to make changes to its leadership structure this year?
No: 80%
Yes: 20%
Unsure: 0%
Does your company expect some members of its leadership...
Providence College announces 5 new trustees
PROVIDENCE – Five new members have been unanimously elected to Providence College’s board of trustees.
The new members are Maura Hurley Chapey, John M. Denson...
Museum of Fine Tribal Art seeks permanent home for its global collection
PROVIDENCE - The Museum of Fine Tribal Art, one of Rhode Island's newest nonprofit museums, boasts more than 1,000 art pieces from Asia, Africa,...
Jewelry District community seeks answers on Brown shooting during neighborhood meeting
PROVIDENCE – Questions about the immediate response to the deadly campus shooting at Brown University in December and future security precautions dominated a public...
Preservation of Affordable Housing closes on financing to renovate Hillside Village
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Housing and Mortgage Finance Corp. and the nonprofit Preservation of Affordable Housing have closed on financing for the second-stage tax credit...
CCRI gains federal approval to continue Prison Education Program
WARWICK – The Community College of Rhode Island has received federal approval to expand its Prison Education Program at the state’s medium security facility...
Greene School receives approval to add grades 6-8
WEST GREENWICH – The R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education approved an expansion that will allow The Greene School to add grades six...
WalletHub: R.I. is 16th among best states to raise a family; Mass. is No....
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranks 16th among the best states in which to raise a family, according to WalletHub. Massachusetts ranked No. 1.
Analysts at...
Sique named Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island’s permanent leader
PROVIDENCE – Milagro Sique, who has served as interim CEO of Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island since August, has been formally appointed to...
State employee unions demand accountability for paycheck errors amid new software rollout
Some unionized state employees say the state’s new payroll system is not functioning properly and has led to error-ridden paychecks for multiple pay periods.
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