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Friday, October 11, 2024Providence Business News: Five Questions with Erin Donovan-Boyle
Five Questions With: Erin Donovan BoyleBy Christopher Allen -10/11/2024 1. What are the biggest challenges facing both the Newport County and statewide business community? One of our biggest challenges is the ability to attract and retain the workforce across all levels of career and sectors of our economy in the Greater Newport region. We have a tremendous quality of life and thriving business community in our area, but we have a housing affordability and inventory problem. The recent surge in
Tuesday, October 01, 2024Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce to host ‘Politics & Pancakes’
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce is hosting a pancake breakfast on Thursday, October 3, 2024, to discuss the 2024 race in Rhode Island. The event, titled “Politics & Pancakes”, will feature a briefing and discussion of new polling released by the Pell Center at Salve Regina University. The center is part of a collaboration between the Newport Chamber of Commerce and Salve Regina University’s The Pell Center. Attendees will also discuss the latest national polling regarding the race between Vice
Tuesday, October 01, 2024Rain or Shine Come to the Street Fair
Get ready to welcome the seventh annual Broadway Street Fair on Saturday, Oct. 12, rain or shine. More than 200 artisans, makers and food vendors will line the main thoroughfare to welcome customers at 11:30 a.m. Local bands and entertainers start at noon. As with previous years, this event is free and open to the public. The Street Fair begins “on the Rainbow Crosswalk” at Equality Park with fine artists, crafters, makers and specialty food purveyors lining the family-friendly route which extends into
Sunday, September 29, 2024Broadway Street Fair returns for 7th year with expanded offerings
Broadway Street Fair returns for 7th year with expanded offerings Local vendors, artists, and musicians to take over Newport’s main thoroughfare on October 12 by Ryan Belmore September 29, 2024 The seventh annual Broadway Street Fair is set to transform Newport’s main thoroughfare into a vibrant celebration of local culture on Saturday, October 12. More than 200 artisans, makers, and food vendors will line Broadway, welcoming visitors from 11:30 am to 8 pm. This free, family-friendly event stretches
Wednesday, September 25, 2024AsqMe Among Elite Startups Selected to Pitch at Prestigious Newport Investor Summit
DANBURY, Conn., Sept. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- AsqMe, the leading customer service platform for content creators and the Creator Economy, is excited to announce its selection to present at the inaugural Newport Investor Summit. This highly anticipated event will gather top, forward thinking investors and cutting-edge startups from across the East Coast of the United States. With nearly 100 start ups considered, AsqMe is in an elite group of cutting-edge startups selected to present. More than half
Wednesday, September 25, 2024Candidates for Newport School Committee discuss regionalization, budgets at forum
Candidates for Newport School Committee discuss regionalization, budgets at forum Savana Dunning Newport Daily News NEWPORT – Candidates for the School Committee participated in a candidate forum on Thursday, taking their first opportunity of this election season to share their thoughts regarding regionalization, the budget and student achievement, among other topics. This is one of several candidate forums hosted by the Newport County branch of the League of Women Voters and Newport This Week, allowing
Monday, September 16, 2024Questions to Candidates Yielded Surprise Responses
By Newport This Week Staff on September 12, 2024 By Kelsie Crough At the Middletown Town Council candidate forum on Sept. 9 each expressed their goals in 90-second opening and closing statements, through a series of questions, and in a lightening round. Erin Donovan Boyle, CEO and president of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce, served as moderator of the forum. “We had a spirited discussion on the issues impacting Middletown residents and it was a great opportunity to hear candidate priorities and
Thursday, September 12, 2024Middletown Town Council Candidate Forum 2024
Nine candidates for Middletown Town Council gathered at the Columbus Hall on Sept. 9, where they offered their views on short-term rentals, environmental initiatives and the new middle-high school construction project.The forum was attended by over 50 people and organized by the League of Women Voters of Newport County, AARP Rhode Island and Newport This Week. Erin Donovan-Boyle, of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce, served as moderator. LINK TO VIDEO Candidates are Leonidas Amarant, Peter
Monday, August 19, 2024Whatsup Newp: Erin Donovan-Boyle selected for U.S Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program
Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced on Friday, August 9, that Erin Donovan-Boyle, President & CEO of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce, was selected to participate in the tenth cohort of its premiere business leadership program. by Ryan Belmore August 10, 2024 Updated August 11, 2024 The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced on Friday, August 9, that Erin Donovan-Boyle, President & CEO of the Greater Newport
Thursday, August 15, 2024J-1 Visa Program Jeopordized by Lack of Housing158
J-1 Visa Program Jeopordized by Lack of Housing158 By Newport This Week Staff on August 15, 2024 By Jim Fry Four years after the worst of the COVID-19 shutdown, the number of overseas college students traveling to Newport for the summer season has returned to pre-pandemic levels. A U.S. State Department website estimates there are 370 college students holding J-1 visas in Newport this summer, 10 more than in 2019. However, higher housing costs are threatening the seasonal work program. Kim Hapgood,
Tuesday, August 13, 2024McKee Administration Partners with Chambers of Commerce to Survey Rhode Island Businesses about Employee Training
McKee Administration Partners with Chambers of Commerce to Survey Rhode Island Businesses about Employee Training Published on Tuesday, August 13, 2024 PROVIDENCE– In support of its Rhode to Prosperity Initiative, the McKee Administration is partnering with local Chambers of Commerce to distribute an online survey that will help identify best practices and gaps in worker training. “The survey will help us understand what businesses are currently doing to skill up their employees—whether they are engaged
Friday, August 09, 2024The Future is Now: Robotic Vessels for Military and Industrial Use
Newport This Week By John Pantalone What once seemed like science fiction has become reality, from aerial drone photography to attack drones. Soon enough, the sea will become an active zone for uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and underwater ones as well. In fact, the field of USVs has been emerging slowly for decades and has begun to speed up. At a recent talk in Newport, the co-founder of a Rhode Island company launched in January, called Havoc AI, described plans for autonomous vessels they hope to
Thursday, August 08, 2024Erin Donovan-Boyle Selected for U.S. Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program
Erin Donovan-Boyle Selected for U.S. Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program Fellowship Provides State and Local Business Leaders with Opportunities to Engage Nationally on Critical Education and Workforce Issues WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation today announced Erin Donovan-Boyle, President & CEO of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce was selected to participate in the tenth cohort of its premiere business leadership program. The Business Leads
Friday, July 05, 2024Whatsup Newp: CCRI’s first “Building Bridges” event set for Newport
CCRI’s first “Building Bridges” event set for Newport Key Industry Leaders to Discuss Workforce Needs by Ryan Belmore July 5, 2024 The Community College of Rhode Island will launch its first “Building Bridges” event in Newport on July 17, bringing together key industry leaders and employers from Aquidneck Island to discuss the current and future labor market and workforce training needs. The event, titled “Building Bridges: Connecting Education and Industry to Workforce Development on Aquidneck
Tuesday, June 18, 2024RIBBE Commends Commitment to Education in FY 2025 Budget
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 17, 2024 RIBBE Commends Commitment to Education in FY 2025 Budget RIBBE recognizes improved investments in career and technical education, multilingual learners, and professional development PROVIDENCE, RI- Rhode Island Businesses for Better Education (RIBBE) commends the Rhode Island General Assembly for prioritizing education and investing in the development of critical programming that supports long-term success. RIBBE applauds the collaborative efforts of state lawmakers
Thursday, June 13, 2024Broadway Street Fair set for October 12th
Broadway Street Fair Set for October 12 By Newport This Week Staff on June 13, 2024 Our Newport community came together on May 24 for a night of music and fun led by blues legend James Montgomery at the Jane Pickens Theater and Event Center. A packed house welcomed the warmer weather, with many guests dancing in the aisles to the sweet sounds of James and the band. This new annual summer kickoff event was produced by the Broadway Street Fair (BSF) production team. Since it was Memorial Day weekend, we
Thursday, June 06, 2024RIBBE Applauds Increased Funding for Career and Technical Education Proposed in FY 2025 House Budget
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 6, 2024 RIBBE Applauds Increased Funding for Career and Technical Education Proposed in FY 2025 House Budget RIBBE Also Praises Legislators for Additional Investments in Professional Development and Multilingual Learners PROVIDENCE, RI- Rhode Island Businesses for Better Education (RIBBE) is praising the Rhode Island House Finance Committee for supporting the growth and development of Career and Technical Education (CTE) in the FY 2025 budget. Through categorical funding
Saturday, June 01, 2024Whatsup Newp: Rhode Island Slave History Medallions honors Juneteenth with programming and inaugural Black history walking tours in Newport
Rhode Island Slave History Medallions honors Juneteenth with programming and inaugural Black history walking tours in Newport Colonial Newport comes alive by remembering the lives of enslaved and free Black Newporters by Ruthie Wood May 31, 2024 Rhode Island Slave History Medallions (RISHM) is hosting a free, family-friendly celebration of Juneteenth, the nation’s second independence day that marks the emancipation of all trafficked and enslaved people of African descent. Juneteenth is celebrated June
Wednesday, March 20, 2024Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce announces 2024 EXPO and Excellence in Business Awards Dinner
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce (the Chamber) is preparing for the 2024 EXPO, being held Tuesday, April 9th, 2024, at the Wyndham Newport Atlantic Resort. Over 60 businesses and organizations will participate in the event, showcasing their products and services to local community members. The event is free to attend and will feature live DJ music. In support of the event, the Chamber will be hosting the 18th Annual Excellence in Business Awards Dinner, sponsored by Carey, Richmond & Viking
Wednesday, March 20, 2024U.S. Chamber Coalition Letter in Support of the “Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act”
To the Members of the United States Congress: The undersigned organizations representing the business community across the United States strongly support the “Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act.” Internet affordability is vital to facilitating economic growth and maintaining U.S. economic competitiveness. The Internet empowers businesses to reach new customers, efficiently provide critical services such as banking and healthcare, recruit workers, increase productivity, and boost exports,
Monday, March 18, 2024Salvation Army and Other Food Banks Meeting Increased Need
By Veronica Bruno With food insecurity affecting nearly one in three families in Rhode Island, Newport’s food pantries are stepping up to meet the needs of vulnerable residents. Newport County’s Salvation Army has brought in more volunteers to help feed the hungry, East Bay Community Action’s food pantry increased its hours, and the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has embarked upon its major food drive, “Ton of Love,” for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center. According to the Rhode
Wednesday, March 06, 2024Innovate Newport’s Food & Beverage Industry Spotlight Series Draws Over 125 Attendees
Innovate Newport’s Food & Beverage Industry Spotlight Series launched with resounding success on February 15th, attracting over 125 attendees. The event, designed to foster collaboration and innovation within Rhode Island’s vibrant food industry, featured networking opportunities, product showcases, and a dynamic panel discussion. Lisa Raiola, Founder & President of Hope & Main, remarked, “Advancing the food industry is a team sport in Rhode Island. Innovate Newport brought us together in the best way to
Monday, March 04, 2024Innovate Newport Networking Events Fosters Growth and Connection
Following a successful food industry gathering, the next networking event on March 14 focuses on MedTechBy Jenna Kaplan The food and beverage industry is constantly evolving, with new trends, technologies, and shifting consumer preferences emerging on a regular basis. To stay ahead of the curve and thrive in such a fast-paced environment, companies must collaborate and work together to drive innovation – this is where Innovate Newport comes in. On February 15, the co-working space hosted a networking
Thursday, February 08, 2024Newport Chamber of Commerce launches 2024 Founders’ Dinner Program to support local startup founders
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has announced that it is launching its 2024 Founders’ Dinner program to support local startup founders. The program aims to provide an exclusive platform for startup founders to collaborate and thrive. This is the second consecutive year that the program will be offered. The Founders’ Dinners are a confidential event where founders can share their experiences, insights, and connections with other local entrepreneurs. A guest mentor leads each dinner and focuses on
Thursday, February 08, 2024Consultants to examine Internet service throughout town
An Internet consulting firm from Maine is launching a campaign in Jamestown to determine whether homeowners and businesses have the adequate broadband service needed for the 21st century. Town Administrator Ed Mello updated the town council Monday about the campaign by Mission Broadband Inc. after the councilors approved the grant-funded project at their Jan. 2 meeting. The grant is being used in collaboration with Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce after the nonprofit organization studied the broadband
Wednesday, February 07, 2024Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce announces Conversations with Women of Distinction series
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce is launching its new Conversations with Women of Distinction series, featuring a fireside chat with Erin Donovan-Boyle, CEO of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce, as well as a woman of distinction from the Greater Newport Region each month. The series, sponsored by Newport This Week, will take place on the second Thursday of each month at Innovate Newport, featuring a continental breakfast and networking. The first event on January 11th will feature Cristina
Wednesday, February 07, 2024Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce commences new event series: Conversations with Women of Distinct
The Greater Newport Chamber began its newest event series: Conversations with Women of Distinction on Thursday, January 11th, welcoming Elizabeth Lynn, Executive Director of the van Beuren Charitable Foundation to a group of local business and nonprofit leaders, business owners, and entrepreneurs. The series, sponsored by Newport This Week, will feature a fireside chat with Erin Donovan-Boyle, CEO of the Chamber, and a woman of distinction from the Greater Newport Region (entrepreneur, businesswoman,
Wednesday, January 31, 2024Greater Newport Chamber announces 2024 Politics & Pancakes series to commence with Governor McKee
Newport, RI- The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce an official partnership and sponsorship for their Politics & Pancakes series in 2024. The series will be held on a quarterly basis and will be hosted in partnership with The Pell Center at Salve Regina University as the venue for all four events. The series will be sponsored by Bally’s Corporation. At the first event of the series, taking place on Monday, February 5th, guests will hear from Governor Dan McKee as he discusses his
Monday, January 29, 2024Politics & Pancakes: Gov. McKee kicks off 2024 Speaker Series
The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has announced the return of a series of events, Politics & Pancakes, featuring four guest speakers in 2024. The series begins with Gov. Dan McKee on February 5. The series, sponsored by Bally’s Corporation, will take place quarterly and will be held at the Pell Center at Salve Regina University. Tickets to each event $50 for chamber members and non-members. Tickets will include admission to a full breakfast. The first event, “Governor McKee Speaks at Politics &
Monday, January 29, 2024Politics & Pancakes Series with Governor McKee
Newport, RI- The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce an official partnership and sponsorship for their Politics & Pancakes series in 2024. The series will be held on a quarterly basis and will be hosted in partnership with The Pell Center at Salve Regina University as the venue for all four events. The series will be sponsored by Bally’s Corporation. At the first event of the series, taking place on Monday, February 5th, guests will hear from Governor Dan McKee as he discusses his
Monday, December 18, 2023A1 Roofing & Construction opens new headquarters
A1 Roofing & Construction opens new headquarters A1 Roofing & Construction, founded in 2007, recently celebrated the opening of its new headquarters at 1133 West Main Road in Middletown, RI. Formerly the site of the Hyundai of Newport auto dealership, the building has been completely renovated to accommodate A1’s growing team, provide a spacious showroom for customer displays, and streamline equipment maintenance. According to Sean Napolitano, President and Owner of A1 Roofing & Construction, “A1 Roofing
Thursday, December 14, 2023Investment on Navy Base Points to Blue, Green Economic Development
Investment on Navy Base Points to Blue, Green Economic Development By Newport This Week Staff | on December 14, 2023 By John Pantalone The U.S. Navy announcement last week that Naval Station Newport would be the site of a new Operations Center for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has people in local government and industry touting its impact on the local economy. The $147.7 million project, which is expected to be completed in 2027, has economic implications around development of
Monday, November 27, 2023Newport officials implore shoppers to stay local this season. Why it helps the economy
Newport officials implore shoppers to stay local this season. Why it helps the economy Jeffrey D. Wagner Special to The Newport Daily News NEWPORT – Holding a 4-month-old, business owner Basil Yu still managed to wow a group of local authorities and business owners with his noodle-making room at his restaurant, Yagi Noodles Ramen and Boba. Yu impressed and possibly won over some more clients – and only a portion of it was connected to him holding his beautiful baby daughter Remi. Yu mentioned that
Monday, November 27, 2023The Spirit of Shopping Small
The Spirit of Shopping Small By Newport This Week Staff | on November 22, 2023 By Lynne Tungett Mark Hayward, district director of the Rhode Island Small Business Administration, believes that Small Business Saturday is even more important than Black Friday. “It is the local, independent businesses who are supporting the dance recitals, Little League and soccer teams,” he said. “For every dollar spent locally, we know it will be reinvested back into the community.” Hayward’s comments were part of the
Wednesday, November 08, 2023R.I. business groups form alliance to support education
PROVIDENCE – A collection of prominent groups representing hundreds of businesses across Rhode Island on Thursday formed a new alliance to support better education outcomes statewide. According to its formal announcement, the new coalition, called the Rhode Island Businesses for Better Education, will focus on advocacy, accountability, and regional and national best practices on how to improve the state’s struggling education system. The coalition’s nine founding members are the Greater Providence Chamber
Tuesday, September 26, 2023Greater Newport Chamber to host Women in Business Dinner with Author, TV Contributor, Samantha Ettus
Newport, RI – The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce will welcome best-selling Author, TV Contributor, and Women’s Advocate Samantha Ettus, as keynote speaker at their Women in Business Dinner taking place on Thursday, October 19th at Rosecliff. Guests will enjoy networking and dinner in the ballroom and hear Ms. Ettus speak on The New No Boundary Workplace: How to Thrive Personally and Professionally—At The Same Time. In this inspiring talk, Ettus shares her years of experience working with employees
Monday, September 11, 2023Greater Newport Chamber to welcome U.S. Chamber Chief Economist
Greater Newport Chamber to welcome U.S. Chamber Chief Economist By Community Submission | on September 11, 2023 Middletown, RI – The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce will welcome Curtis Dubay, Chief Economist at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, as keynote speaker at their Economic Outlook Luncheon, taking place on Wednesday, September 20th at the Wyndham Atlantic Resort, 240 Aquidneck Avenue, Middletown. At the U.S. Chamber, Mr. Dubay tracks the condition of the economy, analyzes the impact of public
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Wednesday, August 02, 2023As CD1 race heats up, these are the issues Newport County leaders want candidates to focus on
As CD1 race heats up, these are the issues Newport County leaders want candidates to focus on Zane Wolfang Newport Daily News Though many voters might still be more focused on their jampacked summer schedules than on the impending election to replace U.S. Rep. David Cicilline, election day is fast approaching. The deadline to register to vote in the Democratic primary is Aug. 6, the deadline to register for a mail ballot is Aug. 15 and early voting starts on Aug. 16. The Primary Election itself is on
Friday, July 07, 2023PBN Editor’s Choice: Greater Newport Chamber to hold golf networking event
Editor’s Choice: Greater Newport Chamber to hold golf networking eventBy James Bessette -07/07/2023 HITTING THE LINKS: The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce will hold its Chamber Golf Club networking event on July 12 at Green Valley Country Club in Portsmouth. COURTESY GREEN VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB EDITOR’S CHOICEGreater Newport Chamber to hold golf networking event THE GREATER NEWPORT Chamber of Commerce will hold its Chamber Golf Club networking event, hosted by Green Valley Country Club. Business
Thursday, June 29, 2023Housing Crisis Threatens Local Economy
Housing Crisis Threatens Local Economy By Newport This Week Staff | on June 29, 2023FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkSMSShare The housing crisis in Greater Newport is impacting our businesses by limiting their ability to recruit and retain staff. Even with competitive wages, the gap between household income and the cost of housing in the region often forces people to reside in other locations in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. To gain greater insight into the issues business owners are facing, we
Thursday, June 08, 2023Can we achieve our greatest potential?
Can we achieve our greatest potential?Can We Achieve Our Economic Potential? By Newport This Week Staff | on June 08, 2023FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkSMSShare The housing situation in the Greater Newport region is having a negative impact on our economy as employers struggle to find workers to fill positions. A decline in the working-age population able to live in the region is being offset by an increased workforce commuting into tit, which raises sustainability risks. Our data shows that over
Thursday, May 25, 2023GUEST EDITORIAL: Call for Action on Housing
GUEST EDITORIAL: Call for Action on HousingCall for Action on Housing By Newport This Week Staff | on May 25, 2023FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkSMSShare While communities statewide are struggling to cope with issues surrounding housing for working families and low-income residents, the greater Newport region is witnessing the extreme of these issues. Without the intervention of a concerted effort to make more housing available for working individuals, we will lose opportunities to enhance the
Wednesday, February 22, 2023Press Release: Greater Newport Chamber to Partner with Dirigo with Emerging Leaders Program
GREATER NEWPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & DIRIGO FORM STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPLaunching an Emerging Leaders Program at Innovate NewportNEWPORT, RI– The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has announced the formation of a strategic partnership with Dirigo, a leadership development firm based in RI, to deliver a premier annual Emerging Leaders Program at Innovate Newport. The program is designed to help address the many challenges that organizations are facing with attracting and retaining quality talent. It
Friday, January 13, 2023'Staff are burning out': How a workforce crisis is affecting healthcare in Greater Newport
'Staff are burning out': How a workforce crisis is affecting healthcare in Greater Newport Zane Wolfang Newport Daily News NEWPORT ― The Newport County Community Healthcare Collaborative held a Zoom discussion with legislators on Tuesday, Jan. 10 to discuss policy and priorities as the healthcare industry emerges from the pandemic and manages what industry leaders are calling a workforce crisis. Child & Family CEO Marty Sinnott, who has chaired the NCCHC board for the past year, opened the meeting by
Monday, January 09, 2023Majority of area businesses report ‘great and growing’ operations
Sixty percent of surveyed storefronts in Newport and Bristol counties said they are thriving despite a scarce workforce, historic inflation and shortages with supply chains. The report by Connect Greater Newport, which is a public-private partnership launched in 2018 to support the region’s economic development, was released Dec. 28. The data was collected in October when representatives on behalf of the nonprofit organization visited 60 businesses in Barrington, Bristol, Jamestown, Middletown, Newport,
Monday, January 09, 2023Survey: Greater Newport businesses growing, but inflation, housing concerns remain
NEWPORT — More than half of local businesses report growing sales and stable employment in a new survey by the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce, though inflation and a lack of workforce housing are significant concerns for many. The survey, held in late October and released this week, includes responses from 60 businesses in Barrington,…
Tuesday, November 22, 2022Chamber business stroll kicks off holiday shopping season
Chamber business stroll kicks off holiday shopping season in Newport Savana Dunning Newport Daily News NEWPORT — As holiday shopping season looms right around the corner, local officials are trying to encourage Newport County residents to take their dollar around their own corner and support local small businesses. “I hope that you do shop local,” Outgoing Mayor Jeanne-Marie Napolitano said to a small crowd of people at the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce’s Holidays By The Sea press conference on
Tuesday, November 22, 2022Election over, business community ready for action from R.I. Commerce
Some in the Rhode Island business community have high expectations that R.I. Commerce Corp. will soon be taking a clear, swift path of action to assist local companies now that the dust has settled from the gubernatorial campaign trail. The decisive victory for incumbent Gov. Daniel J. McKee on Nov. 8 gives more job security…
Tuesday, November 22, 2022Newport Food Scene: 22 reasons to be thankful for Newport County's food scene
Newport Food Scene: 22 reasons to be thankful for Newport County's food scene Dan Lederer In the spirit of giving thanks, here are 22 things of the Food Scene that I am grateful for in 2022. 1. I am grateful for all the incredible options we have on our Island. You can get it all here. From full New England Lobster dinners in fine restaurants overlooking the harbor to fresh-made Malasadas served up warm at local gas stations on Sundays, we’ve got it all and we sure are lucky. 2. I am grateful to all the
Tuesday, August 16, 2022Newport's workforce housing is shrinking, but a study is underway to address the issue
Newport's workforce housing is shrinking, but a study is underway to address the issueSavana DunningNewport Daily News NEWPORT — As the availability of workforce housing for residents in Newport and Bristol counties continues to shrink, the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce has started studying ways to address the issue for years to come. "We were able to put together a proposal that was funded by the van Beuren Foundation to take a look at workforce housing and develop a plan," said Erin
Tuesday, May 10, 2022People's Credit Union & Shopping Local
Shopping local is a big part of boosting our economy and helping smaller stores! People's Credit Union has teamed up with Shop Greater Newport and The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce to offer our shop local gif cards! Purchase your gift card today in the lobby of Innovate Newport at 513 Broadway, Newport RI.SHOPGREATERNEWPORT.COM and PEOPLESCU.COMWatch the Studio 10 interview with Marketing Manager, Courtney Hunter, People's Credit Union, and Executive Director, Erin Donovan-Boyle, Greater Newport
Monday, May 09, 2022Conversation on Human Services & the Workforce Crisis
Conversation on Human Services & the Workforce Crisis By Community Submission | on May 09, 2022FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkSMSShare The Newport County Health Care Collaborative (NCHCC) will be hosting a virtual community conversation on human services and the workforce crisis. Attendees will include leadership in the health and human services fields, Legislators, clients, and supporters on Monday, May 16, 2022 from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Our Collaborative is made up of
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