General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Program Plus'' - September
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Headshot Tuesday at the Providence Chamber!
Topgolf Christmas in July Open House
RSVP to kathy.gillet@topgolf.com.
AI 101 for Business Leaders: Practical Fundamentals Without the Fluff
What You'll LearnFigure out AI That Actually MattersPlain-English explanations - no PhD required Real SMB ExamplesSee how businesses your size use AI (not just Amazon and Google) Opportunity SpottingOur framework for find AI opportunitiesin YOUR operations Myth-BustingWhich AI promises are real vs. expensive distractions Readiness AssessmentKnow if you're ready for AI (hint: you might not be, and that's OK) Your first stepsPractical actions that you can take next month Date: Thursday, July 24,
Dave & Buster's 2025 Holiday Showcase
Rhode Island Monthly's Best of Rhode Island®
Enjoy Big Savings & New Menu Items
NEW MENU!BIGSavings Are you hosting your company's summer barbecue? Planning some corporate meetings and important client dinners? Pranzi can take you there and so much more! Check out the latest Corporate Catering Menu We've issued MAJOR price drops and added some new menu items! Impress your clients with delicious cuisine as you plan your next big business endeavor. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD
Elevate and Retain Your Workforce: Invest in Mental Health Training
Summer Discounts from McGuinness Media & Marketing
William James College Behavioral Health Services Corps
RWU Law Launches “Law 401” Podcast
Combining legal expertise with real talk, the pilot episode sheds light on the barriers to accessing public records, political fallout, and delayed construction following the bridge rebuild On the heels of news that the construction of the Washington Bridge will now be completed two years later than originally announced and potentially $150 million over the original budget, Roger Williams University School of Law debuts today its new podcast, Law 401, with a deep dive into the legal, political, and
General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Program'' - July
BankRI Kicks-Off Statewide Food Drive
BankRI Kicks Off Food Drive at all Branches Statewide as Hunger in Rhode Island Reaches Alarming New Heights Food collected in each branch will remain local to help residents in that community With food insecurity continuing to rise across the Ocean State, Bank Rhode Island (BankRI) is once again stepping up to support neighbors in need through its annual summer food drive. Beginning today, Monday, July 7, and continuing through Friday, August 15, all 22 BankRI branches will collect donations of
Rhode Island Non-Profits Awarded $151,471 by Bristol County Savings Bank
Bristol County Savings Bank’s Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation (BCSCF) awarded grants totaling $151,471 to 18 non-profit organizations in the greater Providence, Rhode Island region during a ceremony held recently at the Providence Marriott Downtown. All total, including the Taunton/Attleboro and SouthCoast, Massachusetts regions, the Foundation donated $404,421 to 45 charitable organizations. Since the Foundation was formed in 1996, more than $35 million has been committed to hundreds of
Preservation Society Installs New Chairman and Trustees, Presents Awards at Annual Meeting
The Preservation Society of Newport County installed a new chairman of its Board of Trustees, honored the outgoing chairman, welcomed new trustees and bestowed awards for outstanding contributions to the Newport Mansions and the community, all during the organization’s Annual Meeting on June 12 at The Breakers. Peter W. Harris, a Preservation Society trustee since 2016, was elected Chairman by his fellow trustees. He previously served as Assistant Secretary, Secretary and since 2021, as Vice Chairman
Rhode Island Manufacturers Report Tariffs Have Negatively Impacted Their Bottom Line
Survey conducted by Polaris MEP, Rhode Island Commerce and the Rhode Island Manufacturers Association captures scope of impact from federal tariff changes on Ocean State manufacturing Of the nearly 100 Rhode Island manufacturers who responded to a recent survey by Polaris MEP, Rhode Island Manufacturers Association(RIMA) and theRhode Island Commerce Corporation, 78.3% reported they either have or plan to adjust prices as a result of federal changes to tariffs. “President Trump set U.S. tariffs at their
New Bio-Absorption Garden Unveiled at Marble House
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in the southwest corner of the Marble House visitor parking lot Friday to unveil a new bio-absorption garden. A project of Scenic Aquidneck (The Preservation Society of Newport County, Aquidneck Island Land Trust, Preserve Rhode Island and the van Beuren Charitable Foundation), it was constructed by O’Connor Design Build in Middletown. Preservation Society CEO Trudy Coxe noted that this new rain garden is the latest in a series of important projects completed by Scenic
Providence Business News Summer Business Survey
In our continuing efforts to assess the state of business in Rhode Island, Providence Business News updated its Business Survey for privately held companies. This survey is the summer edition of our twice-yearly look at the attitudes of Rhode Island businesses, with the results from the survey to be published in the near future. All responses will remain anonymous and confidential, to be used for stories and charts that will be published about the survey's results. Please find a link to the PBN Summer
People's Credit Union Celebrates 17th Year Sponsoring the Newport Gulls' FANatic About Reading Program
For the 17th consecutive year, People’s Credit Union is sponsoring the Newport Gulls' FANatic About Reading Program to promote the importance of reading for elementary school students on Aquidneck Island. Before the school year ended, the Newport Gulls collegiate athletes had the opportunity to read books to children in their classrooms. As part of the program, players also hand out bookmarks and ask the students to read four books over the summer. On Wednesday, July 23rd, People’s Credit Union will host
Washington Trust Named Rhode Island's Best-In-State Bank by Forbes for Seventh Year
Washington Trust has been recognized as Rhode Island’s Best-In-State Bank for 2025 by Forbes, marking the seventh consecutive year the bank has appeared on the list, and the third consecutive year they have been ranked #1.The annual Forbes Best-In-State Banks list, compiled in partnership with market research firm Statista, evaluates financial institutions based on customer satisfaction, trust, fees, digital services, and financial advice.“We are deeply honored to be named Rhode Island’s Best-In-State
Rhode Island Energy Foundation Awards $250,000 to Support Community Initiatives Across the Ocean State
Charitable grants provide support to 22 nonprofit organizations working to make a difference across communities served by Rhode Island Energy. The Rhode Island Energy Foundation (RIE Foundation) is pleased to announce that it is awarding $250,000 in funding to support 22 nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives and well-being of individuals throughout the Ocean State. The RIE Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization funded by shareowners of PPL Corporation, Rhode Island Energy’s
2025 Newport Flower Show Awards Announced
The following awards were handed out at the 29th Newport Flower Show at Rosecliff this past weekend. All proceeds from The Newport Flower Show benefit The Preservation Society of Newport County. BOTANICAL ARTS DIVISION Robyn Kauffmann Spagnolo Botanical Arts Award: Sue Cram Newport Flower Show Botanical Arts Award: Peyton Wells The Garden Club Excellence in Botanical Arts Award: Leslie Purple and Alice Farley Newport Flower Show New Exhibitor Award: Carrie Wilcox Newport Flower Show Novice
A Free Concert, The Little Brotherhood, AmeriCorps Summer Opportunities, Farmer Markets, a Summer Music Series, and Providence Tours
However you want to work, we've got you covered!BOOK YOUR TOUR TODAY! Sprout CoWorking is proud to present; “Threads That Bind Us”, a Fiber Arts ShowShowcasing the works of: Liz Bessel, Sabina Gellrich, Sue Bates, Alice Cooper, Phoebe Girard, Leslie Hartwell, Al Bates Lombard, Julie Maxwell, Veronica Mays, Karen McCann, Sandra Mitra, Suzanne Munroe, Suzanne Noonan, Lisa Sorensen, Nancy Turbitt, Laure Warren, and Allison Wilbur.CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION We don’t need experts. We need men
P.F. Chang's New Menu
Introducing P.F. Chang's New Menu This isn’t just an update, it’s a whole new restaurant experience and it all begins on April 23. P.F. Chang's new menu offers greater flexibility, more affordable options, and bold Asian flavors you know and love. Whether you’re grabbing lunch, planning a romantic date night, or catching up with friends, we’ve crafted new options to fit your food cravings and your busy schedule. Meet the New Lunch Menu Lunch just got a delicious makeover. With three new ways
Diversity Scholarship for Rhode Islanders Pursuing Real Estate Career
Greater Providence Board of REALTORS® 2025 Diversity Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications The Greater Providence Board of REALTORS® (GPBOR) is now accepting applications for its 2025 Diversity Scholarship Program. Three scholarships of up to $1,500 per person will be available. Residents of Rhode Island from underrepresented backgrounds, who have graduated high school or its equivalent, and are enthusiastic about kick starting their career in real estate, are encouraged to apply. Applications
