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URI Research Foundation to lead defense manufacturing coalition

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island Research Foundation will lead a defense manufacturing consortium eligible for up to $5 million in federal funding. The...

Unionization effort at Warwick Starbucks falls short

WARWICK — A June vote to unionize the Starbucks Corp. outlet at 25 Pace Blvd. ended in a 9-9 tie, the National Labor Relations...
ED COOLEY has agreed to a multiyear extension to remain as the head coach of the Providence College men's basketball team. / AP FILE PHOTO/MARY SCHWALM

Cooley agrees to multiyear extension to remain as Providence College men’s basketball coach

PROVIDENCE – Ed Cooley will remain in charge of the Providence College men’s basketball team for years to come. College President The Rev. Kenneth R....
SOJOURNER HOUSE and Tri-County Community Action Agency received a three-year, $499,999 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Violence Against Women to help improve and expand services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals who are domestic and sexual assault victims.

Sojourner House, Tri-County Community Action receive $499K to expand abuse victim services

PROVIDENCE – Local domestic violence support nonprofit Sojourner House announced Tuesday that it has received a three-year, $499,999 grant from the U.S. Department of...
A FEW RHODE ISLAND-BASED nonprofits have either begun, or are beginning to, accept cryptocurrency as a donation option. / AP FILE/KIN CHEUNG

Some R.I. nonprofits beginning to accept cryptocurrency donations

PROVIDENCE – Fundraising is a significant element to a nonprofit’s operations in order for the organizations to serve their respective communities. While organizations regularly...

Brown University student investigates noise pollution impacts on kids’ health

PROVIDENCE – A Brown University School of Public Health Ph.D. candidate is hoping to capture Rhode Island’s soundscape and its potential effects on children’s...

Do you support Providence’s evolving racial reparations plan?

The Providence City Council will soon take up spending recommendations for the city’s still-evolving racial reparations program designed for Black and Indigenous residents. The proposals...
CUSTOM TREATMENT: Normand Audette, of Cumberland, had some of his lung tissue tested for biomarkers that allowed doctors to develop the most effective way to battle his cancer. Starting in 2024, such advanced testing will be covered by health insurers in Rhode Island. 
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

R.I. requires insurers cover biomarker testing

Dizziness, memory loss, anxiety and a perpetually swollen left foot and ankle are among the side effects Normand Audette has experienced from taking an...
Elizabeth M. Tanner / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Five Questions With: Elizabeth M. Tanner

Elizabeth M. Tanner | Secretary of commerce, Rhode Island 1. How will you use your experience at the R.I. Department of Business Regulation in this new...
COOKIE SEASON: Janice DiPietro joins a group of Girl Scouts at a cookie booth.
COURTESY GIRL SCOUTS OF 
SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND

DiPietro elected board chair of Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England

JANICE DIPIETRO, founder and CEO of Boston executive growth firm Executive Leaders International, was recently elected as the new board chairman of the Girl...
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