Tag: Community College of Rhode Island
FADING PROMISE: Trump orders take toll on regional wind industry; will...
It was a breezy summer afternoon at Quonset Point in North Kingstown when tradesmen Lucileno Gomes and Antonio Gianfrancesco clocked out after their shift...
Peluso appointed new chief information officer at Centreville Bank
WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank has appointed Jim Peluso as its new chief information officer.
Peluso will oversee the bank’s information technology and information security...
Paul V. Fontaine
PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025
PAUL V. FONTAINE
Providence College Senior associate vice president and chief information officer
PAUL V. FONTAINE has a routine for...
Rosemary A. Costigan
PBN Leaders & Achievers Awards 2025
ROSEMARY A. COSTIGAN
Community College of Rhode Island President
WHEN ROSEMARY A. COSTIGAN was a nursing student at the Community...
PBN’s 2025 Leaders & Achievers celebrated and honored
WARWICK – Twenty-two local business industry leaders were formally recognized Thursday evening for their leadership efforts across multiple sectors in Providence Business News’ 2025...
RIC prepares to welcome largest freshmen class in 15 years
PROVIDENCE – Following a long period of enrollment decline, Rhode Island College is preparing to welcome its largest freshman class in 15 years this...
CCRI professor Murray honored with 2025 ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award
WARWICK – Maureen A. Murray, an associate business and professional studies professor at the Community College of Rhode Island, was recently named the recipient...
Cash-strapped RIPTA unveils massive service cuts across the state to board
To cover a $10 million deficit, the R.I. Public Transit Authority on Thursday laid out a wide-ranging plan for service cuts.
And just how deep...
CCRI lands $1M grant to expand skilled trades training
The Community College of Rhode Island was awarded a $1 million grant to expand its skilled trade programs.
The funding, announced by the Lowe’s Foundation...
Behind the ad blitz to get R.I. lawmakers to reject bills...
A Washington D.C.-based nonprofit spent over $400,000 on ads in the final weeks of the 2025 Rhode Island legislative session to persuade state lawmakers...
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