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Rock-solid rebrand: Kelly Taylor renamed her studio, formerly Kelly Taylor Interior Design, to Rocksalt Studio to better reflect the multiple designers and contributors to each project. 
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Raw, refined and rooted in Providence

PBN Business Women Awards 2026 INDUSTRY LEADER | CREATIVE SERVICES: Kelly Taylor, Rocksalt Studio principal and creative director Kelly Taylor, the owner and operator of Rocksalt Studio,...

RIDE provides $457K to 12 education agencies to help students experiencing...

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Education has awarded more than $457,000 to 12 local education agencies in support of school communities to better serve the needs of students experiencing homelessness. The funds...

Met School educators vote to unionize, join NEARI

PROVIDENCE – More than 80 educators at The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center have voted to unionize and become members of the National...

9 LEAs receive $2M in state grants to support CTE programming

PROVIDENCE – Nine local education agencies will receive $2 million in total state grants to expand career and technical education programs at those schools. State...

Wingspans wins global education technology award

PROVIDENCE – Adult education technology startup Wingspans received international honors and a $150,000 award in recognition and support of its “experience translator” platform. The Providence-based...

RIBBA offering loans, technical services to minority entrepreneurs

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Black Business Association is calling upon all “young minority entrepreneurs” to make a pitch for a $3,000 business loan...
KEEGAN BONDS-HARMON, a sophomore at The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center in Providence, recently won the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship New England Regional Youth Entrepreneurship challenge. /COURTESY THE METROPOLITAN REGIONAL CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER

Five Questions With: Keegan Bonds-Harmon

Keegan Bonds-Harmon, a 15-year-old rising sophomore at The Metropolitan Regional Career & Technical Center in Providence, recently won the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship New...
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