For many, tech institute can’t come fast enough
The alarming notice appeared without warning on the town of North Kingstown’s computer system in April.
A message said hackers had taken control of the...
Portrait photos in a flash
As the owner of Studio Newport, Olga Enger is no stranger to portrait photography, work that involves extensive preparation, from makeup to lighting.
The Newport-based...
Pilot program gives lift to hopeful health workers
Lori-Anne Wunschel has logged more than 15 years working in social services and addiction counseling, helping countless clients, many with major traumas and minimal...
RIC gets much-needed support
Rhode Island College got two much-needed wins in this year’s legislative session.
The first is a long-sought extension to RIC of the Hope Scholarship program....
The next chapter
Are you or any of your employees slated to retire within the next five years?
Yes: 83%
No: 17%
Unsure: 0%
How many employees are enrolled in a...
Doyle, former nonprofit leader convicted of embezzlement, dies at 74
PROVIDENCE – Daniel E. Doyle Jr., former founder of the Institute for International Sport who was found guilty of embezzling from the organization and...
Five Questions With: Elaine Stiles
Elaine Stiles is the Public Humanities and Arts Collaborative faculty director and associate professor of historic preservation at Roger Williams University. The university recently...
R.I. ACLU alleges special education children in West Warwick, North Kingstown were unlawfully restrained
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island American Civil Liberties Union Inc. and attorneys for R.I. Legal Services on June 2 filed complaints with the U.S....
Stop & Shop, Youth Pride cut ribbon on new food pantry
PROVIDENCE – Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. and Youth Pride Inc. on June 13 cut the ribbon on a new food pantry to help...
Philanthropy Calendar, June 21, 2023
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