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“The Hardest Working Women We Know”
Angie Ankoma (LRI '14), United Way executive vice president, mother of four, founder of a park revitalization group and a housing and urban gardening initiative: "We’re given skills and talents to share."
Alumni In the News
State education board members slam charter school’s admission violations
Barbara Cottam (LRI '00), chairwoman of the Rhode Island Board of Education, which combines K-12 and higher education, said she was very upset by Beacon’s actions, adding that “their actions erode the credibility of charter schools.”
Alumni In the News
An adoptee’s return to South Korea
This month, Mary-Kim Arnold (LRI '05) shares a haunting piece about returning to South Korea, her country of origin. As a Korean adoptee, Arnold wrestles, as many of us do, with multiple personal and collective histories, the past and the future.
Alumni In the News
Academy for Career Exploration Receives 2 Awards for Work in Technology Education
"Thanks to partnerships with community partners and the business community, our students are able to solve real-world problems and gain valuable experience in the workplace,” said Head of School Dr. Mario Cirillo (LRI '15).
Alumni In the News
Cola using banking experience, skills to fuel LISC’s early-stage impact
Jeanne Cola (LRI '05) uses her experience and the skills she learned working at Citizens Bank for 25 years in her current role as executive director of LISC Rhode Island.
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Hirsh, Clements, Almestica recognized at PWCVB annual meeting
A special recognition award was bestowed upon Hugh Clements (LRI '05), Providence police chief, for his community advocacy and the ease with which his department executed large-scale events during the year.
Alumni In the News
The Ride of a Lifetime
On Lorne Adrain’s (LRI '94) final day of rest before embarking on a 3,000-mile bike ride from Seattle to Providence – facing 6,000-foot peaks, Badlands and two months of riding dozens of miles daily – he stopped by the Seattle Department of Human Services.
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My Turn: John Marion: Time to tame the gerrymander in R.I.
John Marion (LRI '11), Executive Director of Common Cause Rhode Island: "Taming the gerrymander is a difficult but necessary reform that will help restore our democracy."
Alumni In the News
DeLorenzo Leaves RI Democratic Party; Diossa Gets Post As Second Vice Chairman
In a victory for the progressive flank of the Rhode Island Democratic Party, Joe DeLorezno, the party's embattled second vice chairman, has disaffiliated as a Democrat, and Central Falls Mayor James Diossa (LRI '12) was appointed to succeed him.
Alumni In the News
PawSox Stadium Proposal Hits Roadblock Over Undisclosed Financial Details
"Normally, the Commerce Corporation conducts a financial review and assessment of a company’s financial viability prior to moving forward with an agreement," Finance Chairman William Conley (LRI '01) said in a statement.
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