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Washington Trust makes two executive appointments
The Washington Trust Company's parent, Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., announced Monday that it is has made two executive appointments. Mark K.W. Gim (LRI '02) has been named senior executive vice president, wealth management, and chief strategy officer.
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Locally owned publications remain viable in parochial Rhode Island. But for how long?
"When the dawn of digital really started ramping up, every publisher was rushing to do everything. … It was like lemmings running off a cliff," said John Palumbo (LRI '93), owner of Rhode Island Monthly Communications Inc., whose flagship publication is Rhode Island Monthly.
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One-of-a-kind dads
Designed by Marc Streisand (LRI '16), owner of Marc Allen Fine Clothiers, the bespoke piece is made out of Italian linen and wool, with a silky cupro lining.
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Hsu named new JWU provost
Thomas Dwyer (LRI '93), former Johnson & Wales University vice chancellor and provost, will continue in his position as vice chancellor while engaged in strategic planning efforts.
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Raimondo’s Husband Teaches at Brown & Other Interesting Disclosures in Latest RI Ethics Filings
"It's never a bad idea to seek an advisory opinion. The analysis from the Ethics Commission would involve determining whether her decisions with respect to Brown University would financially impact her husband as an employee," said John Marion (LRI '11).
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Washington Trust provides $6.8M to finance Essex Stations Apartments
“Essex Station Apartments, with its high-quality construction and finish and the accompanying amenities, will meet a demand in the Essex, Connecticut community that is not currently being met by nearby properties," said Julia Anne M. Slom (LRI '04).
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Proposal to force indicted Providence councilors to resign leadership posts gets hearing Tuesday
That’s the pitch from Councilman Sam Zurier (LRI '04), whose proposal to amend the city’s code of ethics to require any councilor who is indicted on a felony "directly related to his or her employment" to step down from leadership positions.
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Nonviolence is a choice: Group’s message of peace seeks footing in tough Chicago neighborhood
Teny Gross (LRI '03), who heads the institute in the West Side's Austin neighborhood, tapped a wooden table top. "Knock on wood."
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30 charged in big bust of ‘major’ Providence/Mass drug ring
“Make no mistake about it, this is a significant, a major drug operation,” Police Chief Col. Hugh Clements (LRI '05) said during a morning press conference at the city’s public safety complex. Clements referred to the group as “major league drug dealers.”
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In-House with… Robert P. Suglia of Amica Mutual Insurance Co.
An interview with Robert P. Suglia (LRI '05) of Amica Mutual Insurance Co.
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