NEWPORT – The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry will remain in Rhode Island for year-round programming, the nonprofit Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode Island announced Feb. 18. The organization has appointed a new CEO, changed its operating model and committed to partnerships in the state to support the financial stability and accessibility of the tall ship. In
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