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THE PROVIDENCE PRESERVATION Society is postponing its attempt to sell the 1772 Shakespeare’s Head Building while the group investigates the site's connection to slavery and the Underground Railroad. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE PRESERVATION SOCIETY

Sale of Shakespeare’s Head Building halted as link to slavery, Underground...

Housing 05/23/2024

PROVIDENCE – The Providence Preservation Society has paused its attempt to sell the Shakespeare’s Head Building so it can investigate evidence that the site...

6 R.I. students awarded scholarships that honor Roger Williams

Education 06/21/2019

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation has awarded scholarships to six Rhode Island high school students who will start college next fall. The winners...

Rhode Island Foundation offers scholarships honoring Roger Williams

Education 02/08/2019

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Foundation invites high school seniors to apply for the latest round of Carter Roger Williams Initiative college scholarships in...

THE COGGESHALL FARM MUSEUM'S 18th-century farmhouse is slated to undergo a roof restoration this year, using funds from a $50,000 Carter Family Charitable Trust operations grant it recently received. / COURTESY COGGESHALL FARM MUSEUM/JEFF FOX

Carter Family Charitable Trust awards $50K to Coggeshall Farm Museum

Nonprofit 05/11/2018

BRISTOL – Coggeshall Farm Museum was the recipient of a $50,000 Carter Family Charitable Trust operations grant, the nonprofit announced earlier this spring. The funds...

The Rhode Island Foundation will honor Delta Dental of Rhode Island, the Care Transformation Collaborative and attorney Renée A.R. Evangelista of Howland Evangelista Kohlenberg Burnett at its 2018 annual meeting this year. Foundation President and CEO Neil D. Steinberg speaks at last year’s event. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATION

R.I. Foundation sets meeting date, puts spotlight on community leaders

Nonprofit 02/02/2018

PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Foundation has announced the date of its 2018 annual meeting, May 24, as well as the names of the...

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A FEDERAL APPEALS COURT on Friday ruled that the controversial truck tolling program used for the state’s RhodeWorks bridge infrastructure initiative can partially remain in place. PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

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