Providence Chapter News Today

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/PRNewswire/ -- The Washington Trust Company ("Washington Trust," "the Bank") today announced that Sandra Mazo, Mortgage Loan Officer (NMLS # 269909), has been...

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced on Thursday that the President of the Providence chapter of the NAACP and former Providence city council candidate Gerard Catala has been charged with violating state campaign finance laws.

Bishop Nicholas Knisely of the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island explains his support for Medicare for All, addressing the impact of healthcare costs on non-profits and the burden on small businesses. Join the community discussion to learn more.

President-elect Joe Biden has tapped her to serve as Secretary of Commerce. Raimondo, Rhode Island’s first female Governor, has been perhaps the most controversial and ambitious politician to come out of the state.  Only the late two-time convicted felon Buddy Cianci could spark a more vibrant debate. Moving On and Looking Back And, give her credit. Via Michael Bloomberg or Joe Biden, Raimondo has been driven to play at the next level — a national stage where at just 49, she has unlimited ...

Restaurant Week The Providence Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau has announced that following a successful 2020 campaign, “Providence Restaurant Weeks Presents: Stay Local. Eat Well.” returns this winter with four additional weeks of dining specials throughout the state, beginning January 10 through February 6.  In addition to special prix fixe menus, participating restaurants may offer breakfast, lunch, or dinner specials -- or all three. “Providence Restaurant Weeks has become a w...