Tag: Ssv Oliver Hazard Perry
Island Moving ballet works to connect
Masterful use of venues such as Rosecliff mansion and the tall ship SSV Oliver Hazard Perry has shaped the Island Moving Company’s relationship with...
Sails empty as Oliver Hazard Perry “pauses” due to foggy financial...
NEWPORT – Anchors on the SSV Oliver Hazard Perry hit the sea floor Wednesday after a statement by its parent nonprofit noted financial difficulties...
Effective leadership on land echoes it at sea
Jessica Wurzbacher | Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode Island executive director
Executing on a mission as ambitious as ours requires meeting a number of challenges, and...
Summer celebration raises more than $100K for Oliver Hazard Perry
NEWPORT – The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry was dockside for a fundraising event on its behalf on June 30, at which close to 350...
Is tall ship sticking to mission?
(Updated 10:58 a.m. with Dunbar comment)
The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry, named for the 19th-century Rhode Islander and U.S. Navy commodore, was always envisioned as...
Nearly $3M awarded for URI research expedition to Arctic’s Northwest Passage
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – University of Rhode Island’s School of Oceanography was awarded $2.99 million by the National Science Foundation to embark on a research...
R.I. firms bring tall ship to life
How many hands did it take to build the SSV Oliver Hazard Perry, the first full-rigged, ocean-worthy tall ship to be built in the...
BankNewport gives to Oliver Hazard Perry
BankNewport recently presented a $1,200 donation to the Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode Island organization, which will put the money toward the ongoing construction of...
BankNewport gives to Oliver Hazard Perry
NEWPORT – Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode Island is the designated beneficiary of BankNewport’s new boat-loan program launched this month that is aimed to help...
Five Questions With: Bart Dunbar
With legislation designating the SSV Oliver Hazard Perry as Rhode Island’s official sailing education vessel pending passage in the House of Representatives – with...















