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Two hubs better than one when looking for job growth

HUB BUILDER: Gov. Daniel J. McKee recently nominated former Rhode Island Foundation leader Neil D. Steinberg, pictured, to serve as the R.I. Life Sciences Hub’s board chairman. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS
HUB BUILDER: Gov. Daniel J. McKee recently nominated former Rhode Island Foundation leader Neil D. Steinberg, pictured, to serve as the R.I. Life Sciences Hub’s board chairman. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

For those wondering where post-pandemic job growth might come from in Rhode Island, there’s encouraging news on two fronts. On Oct. 23, the state was named as a host for one of 31 technology hubs supported by the Biden administration across the country that will compete for nearly $500 million in federal funding. This followed

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