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ICONIC PIECE: Artist Brendan Murphy is pictured with his BOONJI astronaut, a character who launches and never returns after landing in the BOONJI galaxy. Murphy started his latest tour in Providence with his Love Matters sculptures, the first of which was unveiled April 30 at Brown University near where he grew up.
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Artist Brendan Murphy unveils Love Matters sculpture in Providence

BRENDAN MURPHY has made a name for himself on the international art stage and in May the contemporary artist and Providence native returned home...

Learning the ropes

Does your company provide on-the-job training? Yes: 100% No: 0% Is on-the-job training a requirement for employment for new hires? Depends on the position: 100% Yes: 0% No: 0% No, because...

Crossroads Rhode Island welcomes 4 new members to board of directors

PROVIDENCE – Crossroads Rhode Island has appointed four new members to its board of directors, adding leaders from business, law, finance and media as...

Thrive Behavioral Health facility at risk of closure after state change cuts off funding...

WARWICK – The future of a Thrive Behavioral Health facility that offers Rhode Island's only "clubhouse" rehabilitation model is in jeopardy after state changes...

RowRunner startup wins annual URI business pitch competition

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Seventeen students, faculty members and alumni at the University of Rhode Island recently presented startup business ideas during a spring pitch...

R.I. Senate confirms 4 new members to Rhode Island State Council on the Arts

PROVIDENCE – Four new members have been appointed to the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts following nominations by Gov. Daniel J. McKee...

RISD Museum appoints new senior director of development

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island School of Design and its museum have appointed Clara Fecht as senior director of development for the RISD Museum,...

Brown University receives $12M gift to fund 2 professorships

PROVIDENCE – A $12 million gift from a family foundation led by business leader and Brown University alumnus Orlando Bravo will fund two endowed...

KIDS COUNT: R.I. children face rising poverty, deepening disparities

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island's children and families face deepening economic strain and persistent racial and ethnic inequities, according to the 2026 Rhode Island KIDS...

R.I. Supreme Court rules PACE not eligible for East Providence tax exemption

EAST PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Supreme Court ruled this week that the PACE Organization of Rhode Island, a nonprofit providing insurance and care to...
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