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Rhode Island Sports Commission announces $40K in grants for youth soccer organizations

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Sports Commission has collectively awarded $40,000 in grants to eight youth soccer organizations across the state to support events...

Students key in URI’s $2B annual economic impact on state, Parlange says

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A new economic impact report released Thursday credits the University of Rhode Island for generating $2 billion in annual economic activity...

MassDevelopment provides $15M for whaling museum expansion

NEW BEDFORD – A $15 million tax-exempt bond issued by MassDevelopment will support a major expansion of the New Bedford Whaling Museum, including the...

Rhode Island teen artists select new piece for RISD Museum collection

PROVIDENCE – The Críptido y Monedas V sculpture by Argentine artist Santiago Licata features a concrete pigeon with a human-like face perched on a...

R.I. organizations among 12 nonprofits selected by New England Council to host summer fellows

PROVIDENCE – The New England Council has selected College Visions and Pawtucket Central Falls Development as part of the 12 nonprofit organizations that will...

NEIT partners with Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England to hold workshops for members

WARWICK – Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England has launched a partnership with the New England Institute of Technology to offer experiential programs to...
A PARENT of a student who attends the Croft School in Boston has filed a lawsuit accusing school founder, Scott Given, of operating a Ponzi scheme to mask the learning institution’s financial debt, according to a news report.

Report: Lawsuit accuses Croft School founder of operating Ponzi scheme

PROVIDENCE – The founder of the financially strapped Croft School is facing more legal peril.  A parent of a student who attends the school in...

Report: Some state employees’ W-2 forms wrong, again

PROVIDENCE – Problems with tax documents continue for some state employees.  WPRI-TV CBS 12 reported Tuesday that 3,200 employees of Rhode Island’s state colleges and...

URI receives $1.6M gift to create engineering scholarship program

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island has received a $1.6 million gift from trustee and alumnus Joseph F. Matthews to establish an...
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