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Verizon program donates funding, books<br> to ‘Read to Me’ at Hasbro Children’s...

Verizon Communications and the Verizon Telecom Pioneers presented more than 200 Scholastic books to the “Read to Me” program at Hasbro Children’s Hospital. The...

‘Speaking of Kids’ fall schedule announced

EAST PROVIDENCE – Bradley Hospital and Hasbro Children’s Hospital will again sponsor a series of workshops called “Speaking of Kids” this fall to help...
BESIDES FORESTS, the 1,011-acre refuge off  off Pardon Joslin Road in Exeter includes fields, streams, a pond and a historic cemetery. The new parcel includes the headlands of the pristine Queen River. /

Fisherville refuge gains nearly 74 acres

EXETER – Another 73.6 acres of woodlands were added yesterday to the Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge. The Nature Conservancy...

Newport Art Museum wins $134,000 IMLS grant

WASHINGTON – The federal Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded a $134,000 Museums for America grant to the Newport Art Museum, enabling...

R.I. child poverty rate worsens in 2007

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island lost ground on child poverty last year, when the statewide rate was the 20th lowest nationwide according to a report...

Medicaid reform will help state meet changing needs

In 1965, the Medicaid program was created to provide health coverage to a limited number of low-income and disabled people. Distinct from the similarly-named...
THE WESTERLY HOSPITAL CEO Charles Kinney says merger discussions with South County Hospital are not moving quickly. /

Hospitals pained by inconsistent reimbursements

It’s not an easy time to run a community hospital in Rhode Island. The CEO of Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket resigned after a...

Family Service earns key BBB approval

In earning a Better Business Bureau (BBB) accreditation, one local nonprofit is hoping to reinforce its fiscal responsibility and community values. And Rhode Island’s...
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Westerly strikes deal for nonprofit animal shelter

Eager to replace its aging animal shelter, the Town of Westerly gave the nonprofit Stand Up for Animals a deal it couldn’t refuse. The town...
FROM LEFT: Dulari Tahbildar, Summerbridge executive director;  Patricia Saracino, BankRI vice president of community relations; Allen Tat and Shaynah Ferreira, Summerbridge students; and Manny Barrows, BankRI senior vice president of business lending. /

BankRI supports program for middle school students

Bank Rhode Island has donated $7,500 to the Providence Summerbridge program, a year-round enrichment program for public middle school students to qualify for attendance...
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