Tag: Save The Bay
Milos advances genomics innovation, this time on home turf
Business Women Awards 2019 | HONOREE
Patrice Milos, Medley Genomics
PATRICE MILOS, president and CEO of Providence startup Medley Genomics, is no stranger to Rhode...
Save The Bay celebrates public pier at Fields Point with...
PROVIDENCE – Save The Bay celebrated a ribbon-cutting for a new public pier at Fields Point by the organization’s headquarters Monday morning.
The pier location...
Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation issues $182K in grants
WEST WARWICK – The Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation has awarded $181,900 in grants to eight Rhode Island organizations with missions ranging from social services...
Providence latest to ban plastic bags
Ocean State Sandwich Co., a downtown Providence restaurant, uses the ubiquitous, pale white, single-use plastic bags for most takeout customers.
But owner Eric Handwerger and...
Editor’s Choice: Save The Bay to hold Earth Day Birthday Party...
EDITOR’S CHOICE
Save The Bay to hold Earth Day birthday party SAVE THE BAY, in celebration of the organization’s 50th anniversary, will hold a...
$2.3M made available for coastal resiliency and clean water projects in...
NORTH KINGSTOWN – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the nonprofit Restore America’s Estuaries have made $2.3 million in competitive grants available to restore...
Proceeds from new Granny Squibb beverage to aid Save The Bay
PROVIDENCE – The Granny Squibb Co. LLC is giving a portion of the proceeds from its new organic iced-tea flavor – Charlie’s Cranberry –...
Save The Bay Newport harbor seal tour season begins
NEWPORT – Save The Bay’s 2018 seal tour season launched earlier this month and represents the organization’s 18th season offering the service.
Two types of...
Opinion: Vote yes on Question 3
On November 6, Rhode Island voters have an historic opportunity to champion some of the best things about Rhode Island, the things that make...
For nonprofits, less is more on political advocacy
Rhode Island nonprofits, to varying degrees, have thrown their weight behind certain causes in past elections that align with their missions.
But some have learned...
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