Posts Tagged ‘Business’
Networking Pick of the Week: Mentor Rhode Island
Join your business colleagues for Mentor Rhode Island’s networking event to be held on Friday, January 19th from 8:30 to 9:30am – to be held at the Woonsocket Education Center, 115 Main Street in Woonsocket. Did you know it’s National Mentoring Month? It is! Learn more about networking, have coffee on us, and meet your…
Read MoreAsk Chef Walter: Ragu’ alla Bolognese. 11 mistakes to avoid – Chef Walter Potenza
by Executive Chef Walter Potenza Hello friends of RINT: Our loyal subscriber, Timothy H. from Fairhope, Alabama, asked about the Ragu’ alla Bolognese and the mistakes to avoid. Here you have it, Tim! Bolognese sauce, also known as Ragù alla Bolognese, is a classic Italian sauce that originated in the city of Bologna in the…
Read MoreEasier to engage with Rhode Island’s legislative process. See changes. State of the State this week.
The House and the Senate will return to the State House Tuesday to begin the 2024 legislative session. With many practical issues that could impact Rhode Islanders either personally with family, education and children or professionally with business regulations and opportunities, make this the year you will engage in the process. Submit testimony. Attend a…
Read MoreSouth County Museum printing broadside copies of the Declaration of Independence
Photo: South County Museum Deputy Director and Curator Rebecca Kelly presents BankNewport President & CEO Jack Murphy with a hand-typeset reproduction of John Dunlap’s broadside of The Declaration of Independence. The South County Museum Print Shop recently printed a hand-typeset reproduction of John Dunlap’s broadside (poster-size printing) of The Declaration of Independence. After The Continental…
Read MoreRIPEC: RI state budget transitions from unprecedented revenues to fiscal restraint
RIPEC Analyzes Key Issues as Rhode Island’s State Budget Tightens – Health and Human Services, K-12 Education, Transportation, and Affordable Housing Highlighted as Challenges The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council released a report examining the state’s fiscal outlook ahead of the FY 2025 budget process. Over the past few years, Rhode Island’s state budgets have…
Read MoreBusiness Beat: The Wine Store named Top 100 Retailer by Beverage Dynamics for 3rd year
Photo, top: Send2Press Newswire – The Wine Store, a family-owned business in Westerly, RI, since 1985 The Wine Store has been recognized annually as a Beverage Dynamics Top 100 Retailer since the program’s inception seven years ago. Prior, they were among Beverage Dynamics Retailers of the Year three years in a row. The Wine Store…
Read MoreDave Kane and Carriage Inn team up to help nonprofits fundraise – and have FUN
Dave Kane & The Carriage Inn are inviting nonprofits to take advantage of an exciting, no risk, fundraising opportunity. Kane explains: Everyone knows that raising money for a non-profit organization can be difficult, time consuming, expensive and unsuccessful. Many times these efforts can actually result in financial loss. That’s why we are offering “Just for…
Read MoreNonprofits: Register now to participate in United Way’s 401Gives philanthropy event
The state’s largest philanthropic effort in support of the nonprofit sector returns on April 1 for 5th Anniversary 401Gives is returning on Monday, April 1, and United Way of Rhode Island invites all local nonprofits to participate and raise funds to support their mission-driven work. This year’s 401Gives is the 5th anniversary of what is…
Read MoreNetworking Pick(s) of the Week: RI Recommends & Ocean State Chamber
Fun & Done: Back to Work! It’s a new year and what better way to kick it off than with an evening of networking and fun? Say goodbye to the holiday season and hello to new opportunities at Finn’s Harborside with RI Recommends! Meet old and new business associates on Tuesday, January 9th, 2024, from5:30…
Read MoreBurnout never really went away – Mary T. O’Sullivan
By Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL, contributing writer “We take better care of our smartphones than we do of ourselves – the phones are always recharged!’ – Ariana Huffington I thought the topic of burnout was an old theme, one which had been examined, scrutinized, studied, and assessed over and over for years. Maybe the New…
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