Nursing homes to get $30M boost
Rhode Island’s nursing home industry has been ravaged during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some financial help appears to be on the way.
The state budget...
Pacheco named new CEO and president of Special Olympics Rhode Island
EDWIN R. PACHECO, formerly the interim executive director of external relations and communications at Rhode Island College who was also a state representative and...
Hardening schools don’t really make them safer
The first real possibility for federal firearms legislation in decades has been sketched out by a bipartisan group of senators.
It comes in the wake...
Teaching the trades that preserve history
The request sounded simple enough: repair a heating and ventilation system stymied by a broken fan. But when The Armory Revival Co. recently fielded...
Performance reviews in post-COVID era
Few office workers seem to like performance reviews, and many seem to outright hate – or fear – them.
A 2015 survey of Fortune 1000...
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Bush named College Unbound’s new president
PROVIDENCE – There is a leadership change at College Unbound.
The local education nonprofit announced Thursday that Adam Bush, the organization’s co-founder and provost, has...
St. Mary Academy – Bay View opens new $3M science center
EAST PROVIDENCE – St. Mary Academy – Bay View has recently completed and opened its new $3 million science and innovation center to help...
Five Questions With: Brenton DeBoef
Brenton DeBoef is the dean of the University of Rhode Island Graduate School. He recently completed his first academic year as the new dean....
Young Woods Elementary pre-K program receives 5-star award
PROVIDENCE – Young Woods Elementary School’s pre-kindergarten program was recently recognized with a 5-star rating from BrightStars. It is the city’s first pre-K program...
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