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The problems cannot be divorced from a larger worker shortage during the pandemic and long-term issues facing an industry in which workers must provide intensive levels of care.
Five Questions With: John F. Murphy JOHN F. MURPHY was recently named CEO and president of BankNewport. / COURTESY BANKNEWPORT John F. Murphy was recently named CEO and president of BankNewport, taking over from former leader Sandra J. Pattie in May. Murphy has more than 30 years of industry experience, most recently as president of business banking for Citizens Bank. He has also worked in small business, community banking, equipment finance and auto financing, and for financial institutions Santander Bank, TD Bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and American Express. PBN: How does your experience inf...
As part of DHHS’ commitment to equity and inclusion in Maine’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts the DHHS Office of Aging and Disability Services (OADS) is supporting drive-up vaccination clinics that prioritize access and provide additional supports for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) – as well as caretakers, family members, and the local community. To date, OADS has supported six adult IDD vaccine clinics statewide, from Westbrook to Caribou, where more than 250 Mainers have been vaccinated.
Story by Public Affairs Office – NUWC Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee spoke with solemn reverence to a crowd of more than 100 people at a Memorial Day remembrance ceremony held May 27 at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport. “On Memorial Day this year, I ask all Rhode Islanders to take the time and reflect. It’s my responsibility as an elected official and I think it’s everybody’s responsibility that lives in Rhode Island to remember,” McKee said. “Take a moment to pause during the day and truly take stock of what Memorial Day means. Appreciate the sacrifice and servi...
Daily News staff Gov. Dan McKee spoke with solemn reverence to a crowd of more than 100 people at a Memorial Day remembrance ceremony held May 27 at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport. “On Memorial Day this year, I ask all Rhode Islanders to take the time and reflect. It’s my responsibility as an elected official and I think it’s everybody’s responsibility that lives in Rhode Island to remember,” McKee said. “Take a moment to pause during the day and truly take stock of what Memorial Day means. Appreciate the sacrifice and service. Find a way to show that gratitude...