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Seven ProJo employees taking buyout, parent company New Media reports 1Q loss
At least seven Providence Journal employees have signed up to take the latest buyout offer, Providence Newspaper Guild President John Hill said. That includes two editorial employees and two in management, including John Kostrzewa (LRI '99).
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The big picture yields key insights
Envision Technology Advisors Chief Technology Officer Jeffrey Wilhelm (LRI '13) knew what he wanted to be in fifth grade when he made his first computer out of spare parts his dad brought home from work. “I figured it out and made it work.”
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Rally in support of Higher Ground International promotes love over hate
On April 12, the property behind Higher Ground International NGO was defaced... The graffiti seems to have been directed at the local Liberian refugee population served by HGI. In response, Henrietta White-Holder (LRI '11) said she "believes that love is the appropriate answer."
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April 30 Ward Letter
Councilman Sam Zurier (LRI '04): "Providence is a very different place from Chicago or Baltimore, and a large reason for that is the leadership of Chief Hugh Clements (LRI '05)."
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Parklet in Newport provides parking for people
“Parklets have been enthusiastically embraced in communities as an additional way to relax and regroup for residents and visitors,” Newport Director of Public Services William Riccio (LRI '15) said in a press release. “We are looking forward to seeing both residents and visitors enjoy using it.”
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Some of Providence’s poorest neighborhoods are attracting developers. Residents want a say in what happens next.
“Why does Providence get less?” Kari Lang (LRI '97) said. “We can start right now and insist that these hotels are great new buildings. Or, we can give in to our low self-esteem."
Make RI Stronger News
Strengthening Rhode Island’s Future
Leadership Rhode Island, now starting the fourth year of its Make RI Stronger campaign, is widening its scope to include the young people who will be the next generation of managers and workers.
Make RI Stronger News
Gallup: R.I. jumps to No. 1
Rhode Island went from 49th in the country in 2015 to first in 2016 in a measure of whether workers can use their strengths on the job, according to Gallup Chairman Jim Clifton. "Forty-ninth to first is insane," Clifton told The Providence Journal this week. "It's incredible."
Make RI Stronger News
Shared strengths bring business leaders, at-risk students together
The latest class of Leadership Rhode Island, which graduated Wednesday, did projects in teams, and one of those teams paired at-risk youths of promise with business and civic leaders who shared their leadership qualities.
Alumni News
Women seeking mentors, support and inspiration flock each year to Bryant’s campus for summit
Anne Szostak (LRI '85) and Cheryl Snead (LRI '00) discuss their involvement in Bryant University's Women's Summit in Providence Business News.
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