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UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND entomologist Jannelle Couret, right, works with graduate student Samantha Schofield as the sort out tick samples. Couret received a $2.6 million National Institutes of Health grant to stydy the evolution of Lyme disease bacteria in deer ticks. / COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND

URI entomologist receives $2.6M grant to study Lyme disease bacteria

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A University of Rhode Island entomologist is seeking to better understand the bacteria that causes Lyme disease by taking a view...

Central Falls High School teacher receives R.I. STEAM Educator Award

CENTRAL FALLS – Alison Murray, a computer science teacher at Central Falls High School, received the 2022 Rhode Island STEAM Educator Award in a...

Five Questions With: Andrew Schiff

Andrew Schiff is the CEO of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank. The food bank recently released its annual Status Report on Hunger in...

Sojourner House raises $190K from annual Masquerade Ball

PROVIDENCE – Local domestic abuse victim support nonprofit Sojourner House raised more than $190,000 at the organization’s 12th annual Masquerade Ball that was held...

CCRI names Fino new executive director of workforce partnerships

WARWICK – Cody Fino, who has served as the Community College of Rhode Island’s director of industry partnerships, has been promoted to executive director...
RHODE ISLANDERS Supporting Education will hold its RISE For The Holidays fundraiser on Dec. 15 at Linden Place in Bristol. / COURTESY LINDEN PLACE

Philanthropy Calendar, Dec. 7, 2022

Click here for the Sept. 27, 2022 issue of the Philanthropy Calendar.
DEBORAH L. PERRY will retire as the YWCA Rhode Island's CEO and president on July 31, 2023. / COURTESY TWITTER

YWCA R.I. CEO and President Perry to step down in late July

WOONSOCKET – One of the oldest and largest women’s organizations in Rhode Island will have a new leader by the middle of next summer. YWCA...

Cellar Stories bookstore announces closure

PROVIDENCE – The operators of a storied, independent downtown bookstore will be closing shop next month. Current manager of Cellar Stories bookstore, Victoria Forsberg-Lary, said...

BankRI awards $95K in grants to R.I. nonprofits

PROVIDENCE – Bank Rhode Island recently awarded $95,100 in grants to 36 Rhode Island nonprofits that focus on hunger, youth education, emergency needs and...

ISO: Mild temps, advanced planning should prevent winter electricity blackouts

PROVIDENCE – Mild temperatures and proactive planning should ensure there’s enough power to meet regional electricity needs this winter, according to ISO New England...
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