Archive for June 2022
Gender stereotyping and leadership. Why it matters – Mary T. O’Sullivan
By Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL Publisher’s Note: This Wednesday is International Women’s Day – we republish this popular post by Mary addressing gender stereotyping and leadership in the workplace. “Any society that fails to harness the energy of its women is at a huge disadvantage in the modern world” Tian Wei What happens when, for…
Read MoreTrustee Reports predict improved outlook for Social Security and Medicare – Herb Weiss
By Herb Weiss, contributing writer on aging issues On June 2, 2022, following a meeting of the Social Security and Medicare Boards of Trustees, the Social Security Administration (SSA) – joined by the Departments of Health and Human Services and Labor, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and the U.S. Department of Treasury —…
Read MoreNew Dog Park in Tiverton opens
The Raymond F. Jones Memorial Dog Park officially opened its gates Sunday, June 5, 2022 at 10:00am to an excited crowd of spectators (and their human companions). This community park was a labor of love as 90% of all work on the grounds was completed by volunteers. A Grand Opening Celebration will take place later…
Read MoreNetworking Pick of the Week – Central Chamber at Fairwinds Marina
Connections are crucial for your business! It’s time to get back out there, and if you are picking and choosing wisely here’s a perfect one that’s a go-to… Join the Central RI Chamber for Morning Coffee on Thursday, June 9th at 8am – Increase your market visibility, develop relationships with like-minded businesses and build a sense…
Read MoreRI Weather Today, June 6, 2022 – John Donnelly
by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure builds in from the south with mostly sunny skies during the day. Some high clouds roll over during the afternoon, but nothing in the way of rain in the afternoon. Morning lows in the low 80’s after morning lows in the low 50’s with a southerly breeze 10-15 mph.…
Read MoreBusiness Beat: Bristol County Savings Bank gives grants to 14 northern RI agencies
$116,500 IN GRANTS TO FOURTEEN NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND NON-PROFITS Bristol County Savings Bank’s Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation (BCSCF) marked its 25th anniversary celebration with the awarding of grants totaling $116,500 to 14 non-profits in Northern Rhode Island. All total, the Bank presented $365,800 in grants to 41 organizations in the Northern Rhode Island region,…
Read MorePACE-RI invites Rhode Islanders 55+ to July 6th Newport Gulls game
As participant enrollment gains momentum in Newport, PACE-RI has partnered up with a local baseball team to spread the word about the PACE program. The Newport Gull’s July 6 game vs. the Upper Valley Nighthawks at 4:05 p.m. will be sponsored by PACE-RI. “The past two years have been a challenge for seniors living on…
Read MoreGimme’ Shelter – “Nokia” at the Providence Animal Control Center
Hi there! I was found outside and yowling because I was in heat 🙁 I am so happy to be a little less hormonal, now. I am a small fry but I am bold for my size. Not sure if I like other cats yet, but I am fine with my neighbors so far. I…
Read MoreIn the Arena: The baby formula shortage – Brown Univ and Women & Infants specialists
Each week Joe Paolino, Jr. interviews leaders and topic experts on his show, In the Arena, on ABC6. This week Paolino interviews Dr. Patricia Risica of Brown University and Lynn Przystac, Neonatal Dietitian, Women & Infants Hospital on the formula shortage happening in America and in Rhode Island. Both expressed that never in their careers…
Read MoreWhite House visit for HunterSeven Foundation, focusing on post-9/11 veteran health
On Memorial Day, members of the local, medical nonprofit, HunterSeven Foundation were invited to the White House for a Memorial Day Breakfast to honor those who have served and are no longer with us. Rhode Island College Graduate and registered nurse, Chelsey Simoni of the HunterSeven Foundation found herself in the East Room of the…
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