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64 high school seniors earn college credits through NEIT Early College Program

EAST GREENWICH – Sixty-four high school seniors from Rhode Island and Massachusetts completed their first year of college while still enrolled in high school...

Providence breaks ground on $82M pre-K-8 school to replace Gilbert Stuart Middle School

PROVIDENCE – State, city and school officials broke ground on a new Alfred Lima/Gilbert Stuart School, an $82 million project that will replace the...

Steven Baker to be next president of Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE – The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island has selected Steven A. Baker as its next CEO and president following a national search,...

Private school teacher in Barrington arrested for inappropriate conduct with a student

BARRINGTON – A teacher at a private school here has been arrested and accused of inappropriate conduct with a 16-year-old student, the R.I. State...

PBN announces 2026 40 Under Forty honorees

PROVIDENCE – Forty young professionals were selected as the winners of Providence Business News’ 22nd annual 40 Under Forty Awards program. The honorees were chosen...

Williams begins role as RWU interim president

BRISTOL – Brian G. Williams officially started work Monday as interim president of Roger Williams University, following the retirement of longtime President Ioannis N....

K-12 panel approves return of Providence schools to city control

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Council on Elementary and Secondary Education approved the return of the Providence Public Schools to city control on Tuesday, which...

Lombardi named president of Green Oceans

LITTLE COMPTON – Michael Lombardi, an underwater diving scientist, technologist and contractor, has been named president of Green Oceans, the nonprofit organization announced Monday.  Lombardi, a...

Brown University Health restructures leadership at 2 Massachusetts hospitals

PROVIDENCE – Brown University Health has named new presidents and chief financial officers at its two Massachusetts hospitals that is part of a leadership...
DYNAMIC DUO: Erik Brine, left, and Rob Raymond, co-founders of Operation Encore, at their office in Jamestown. The nonprofit provides opportunities for veteran and active-duty singer-songwriters and musicians to take their music to the next level, offering artist development, professional recording and educational services.
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Operation Encore helps provide a second act for veterans turned musicians

Afterleaving active duty, U.S. Air Force Reserve Col. Erik Brine didn’t know exactly what he would pursue next, but he was sure of two...
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