A guaranteed income pilot and other new programs have shown early success at offering Rhode Islanders living in poverty another shot. What happens when the money runs out?
The Newport-based organization is commemorating the African American and Pan-African holiday with food, storytelling and family activities open to all.
From barrel aged gin and cocoa crunch biscotti to holiday cookie cutters and handmade gratitude boards, Rhode Island purveyors have something for everyone this holiday season.
From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation.
