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INTERN CHRIS LAWSON is leading a project at PC Troubleshooters Inc. to refurbish and donate 14 computers to charity. /

Grooming of future workers needed <br>in growing IT field

Four years ago, hanging out on the streets of South Providence, Chris Lawson was headed for trouble. Now the high school senior is finishing up...

State&rsquo;s schools need finance education

The painful financial crisis that we are facing is due, at least in part, to the lack of oversight of a financial-services sector too...

Some URI faculty should stay in school

The University of Rhode Island is offering incentives to encourage senior faculty to retire. The bonuses of up to $20,000 and the promise of...
THE VIBRANT SCENE on Wickenden Street early in the evening in front of Coffee Exchange is one of the reasons that new retail shops are 
moving there. From left, Marie Alfred, Mac MacDougall, 
Jennifer Rydwansky, Kara Lacey and Jenn Pohle. /

Wickenden thrives on eclectic mix

Decades ago, the aunt of Chutema Am’s mother-in-law served as a cook at the Cambodian Royal Palace. The recipes that she learned there made...
Martin Elizardo, Providence Wal-Mart store manager, left, and Carol Moore, assistant manager, second from left, present a $10,000 Wal-Mart donation to RIFLI Program Coordinator Karisa Tashjian, right, and members of the RIFLI Workplace Communications class. /

Wal-Mart donates $10K to work force literacy group

The Rhode Island Family Literacy Initiative (RIFLI) recently received $10,000 from Wal-Mart to support the statewide collaborative in continuing literacy programs for adults. Martin...
FROM LEFT: Stephen Antoni of RE/MAX Professionals of East Greenwich, Richard Zompa and Jayma D’Amico, both of RE/MAX Preferred in North Providence; Len Iannuccilli of RE/MAX Professionals, John Frazier of RE/MAX of New England and Jacob Kaufman, Hasbro Children’s Hospital’s 2008 Children’s Miracle Network Champion Child. /

RE/MAX donates $7K to Hasbro, Miracle Network

RE/MAX of New England broker/owners recently presented a check for $7,000 to Hasbro Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Miracle Network. The funds were raised...

New city hotel donates to local nonprofit groups

More than 130 employees from Sage Hospitality Resources, the Renaissance Providence Hotel’s developer, volunteered at several local charities as part of the Sage Hospitality...

Honest, respectful dialogue can help solve budget crisis

The state’s budget woes, coupled with a worsening economic environment, have combined to create challenges for Gov. Donald L. Carcieri and the General Assembly...

Career concerns

Why do you work? • Financial security – 71.4% • Professional satisfaction – 19.0% • Personal fulfillment – 9.5% What is your highest...
INCENTIVES, both positive and negative, have convinced URI nursing professor Debby Godfrey Brown that she should retire now; here she talks with student Lauren Salerno. /

URI enticing faculty into early retirement

Even after 29 years of teaching at the University of Rhode Island, nursing professor Debby Godfrey Brown felt she had plenty of energy to...
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