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STRATEGIC PLANNING: From left, Half Street Group team members Nadia Engenheiro, digital and social media strategist; Account Director Hillary Lima; senior account executive Chelsea DeCesare; and account executive Kerri Tallman discuss a marketing plan at the public relations firm’s Providence office.
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Half Street Group building a brand for themselves, and others

PBN 2025 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES $250,000 TO $2.5 MILLION 1. Half Street Group CEO (or equivalent): Mike Raia, founder and president 2024 Revenue: $812,956 2022 Revenue: $390,194 Revenue growth:...

You say ‘movement.’ We say ‘ultimatum.’ Butler Hospital strike drags on

Butler Hospital’s unionized workforce declared Tuesday that they made “movement” on wages and health plan costs to hospital owner Care New England during hours...
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R.I.’s nonprofits can’t go silent in uncertain times

Rhode Island’s nonprofit sector is facing a double threat: a looming state budget deficit as American Rescue Plan Act and Inflation Reduction Act funds...
GROUP PROJECT: From left, Half Street Group account executives Chelsea DeCesare and Elisabeth Wales, Account Director Hillary Lima, founder and President Mike Raia, digital and social media specialist Nadia Engenheiro, and summer intern and Events Coordinator Jackson Duffy work to cultivate and 
manage clients’ reputations by providing relief in crisis communication settings. 
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Half Street Group a strong communicator for the community

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $250,000 to $2.5 MILLION: 1. Half Street Group CEO (or equivalent): Mike Raia, founder and president 2023 Revenue: $575,756 2021 Revenue: $71,205 Revenue growth:...
RHODE ISLAND FC on Monday announced its 34-match schedule, including its home opener on March 16 against New Mexico United.

Rhode Island FC announces 34-match schedule; opens season at home March...

PAWTUCKET – Rhode Island FC’s inaugural season will kick off March 16 at home at Bryant University’s Beirne Stadium in Smithfield hosting New Mexico...

Pawtucket City Council to vote on updated soccer stadium agreements

It’s game on for the transformation of Pawtucket’s riverfront, with glimpses of the professional soccer stadium finally evident at the long-abandoned site.  Meanwhile, Pawtucket officials...
THE CITY OF PAWTUCKET will issue this fall the $27 million in public bonds to help finance the Tidewater Landing stadium project. / COURTESY FORTUITOUS PARTNERS

Pawtucket to issue $27M in bonds for stadium project this fall

PAWTUCKET – Another major financial domino will fall into place with the Tidewater Landing stadium construction project. Grace Voll, spokesperson for Mayor Donald R. Grebien,...
FORTUITOUS PARTNERS ANNOUNCED Wednesday that it has completed its end of private fundraising for the new Tidewater Landing stadium, and construction will restart soon. / COURTESY FORTUITOUS PARTNERS

Tidewater Landing developer secures remaining private funding for stadium

PAWTUCKET – The Tidewater Landing developer has secured the remaining private funding needed to construct the new $124 million waterfront soccer stadium in the...

R.I. is ‘stuck in local… mini-battles’

Cranston Mayor Kenneth J. Hopkins got what he wanted after voicing his anger this month over the proposed name of a massive golfing complex...
THE REPUTATION of the state of Rhode Island has been damaged by the behavior of state officials during a visit to Philadelphia in March, but how long that damage will last is unclear. / PBN FILE PHOTO/NICOLE DOTZENROD

Will there be lasting damage from Philly fiasco?

Rhode Island’s reputation has taken a hit amid reports of a state official’s “bizarre, offensive and unprofessional actions” during a March visit to Philadelphia,...
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