Newport Rhode Island Chamber Of Commerce

Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce ...

Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area Chamber of Commerce ... [Read More]

State of Rhode Island: Office of the Governor
The report also identified potential vulnerabilities within the Newport facilities that the state immediately began to address. For example, the report found that some Rhode Island military facilities operate at higher costs than their counterparts in other states. To mitigate this, the state worked with the Navy and the City of Newport to reduce trash removal tipping fees, electricity costs, and negotiate a more favorable water rate arrangement. These measures save Navy $3.6 million per year. Governor Carcieri also worked directly with military officials to emphasize the importance of NUWC and Naval Station Newport. As part of this effort, Governor Carcieri -- along with Senators Jack Reed and Lincoln Chafee and Representatives Patrick Kennedy and James Langevin -- met with Vice Admiral Phillip C. Balisle, the Commander of the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), to highlight the value of Rhode Island’s naval facilities to both the state’s economy and to maintaining and improving Amer ... [Read More]

SBA - RI District Office - Small Business Development Centers
Newport County Chamber of Commerce ...

Chamber of Commerce ...

Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce ... [Read More]

RIHP&HC: 2004 Conference Overview
Newport County Chamber of Commerce ...

Newport Historical Society ...

Trinity Church of Newport ... [Read More]

RIHP&HC: 2005 Conference Awards Guidelines
The history of African Americans in the City of Newport reaches back over 300 years. This walking tour will explore this rich heritage and the irony of religious toleration and slavery in early Newport. Stops include the former Union Congregational Church, the home of Newport Gardner, and sites around Washington Square, Church Street, and Division Street. Suggestion: continue the tour with C6 Newport’s Common Burial Ground.  ...

The “Diversity Works” program – a grant-funded field trip offered by the Newport Historical Society, Touro Synagogue Foundation, and Trinity Church – introduces students grades 3-8 to the remarkable religious diversity of Colonial Newport. Get a taste of the program on a walking tour with visits to Anglican and Quaker houses of worship, and hear how a seventh-grade teacher incorporates Newport’s religious history into her curriculum. ... [Read More]

United States Senator Lincoln Chafee -- State of Rhode Island -- Republican
Senator Chafee has announced that the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) has approved the application of the Providence Community Health Centers, Inc. for an EDA grant. Totaling $500,000, the EDA funds will assist in the reuse of a historic site in South Providence to expand the Providence Community Health Centers. The Centers are expected to create 100 new jobs and generate private investment of approximately $7 million. (06/24/05) ... [Read More]

RIDE- Board of Regents- Bios
MARIO A. MANCIERI has been a fourth- and sixth-grade teacher in the Tiverton and Portsmouth school districts. He served as principal of the Howard Hathaway Elementary School, assistant principal of the Portsmouth Middle School, and, from 1974 to 1989, served as director of Administrative Services in the Portsmouth district. In 1989, he was selected to be superintendent of the Portsmouth schools, a position he held for ten years. During his tenure as superintendent, he served a chairman of the Vocational Coordinating Committee of the Newport Area Career and Technical Center, president of the Rhode Island Association of School Administrators, and chairman of the Roger Williams College Advisory Board for Elementary Education. In 1996 his peers selected him as Rhode Island Superintendent of the Year. In 1999 he retired from his position as superintendent and was appointed as a member of the Board of Regents. ... [Read More]

Index of Select Speeches and Articles
Speech to the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce An Agenda for Health Care Reform ...

Competition in the New Global Economy: Remarks to the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce ...

The Newport Daily News ... [Read More]

SBA Cincinnati Ohio Branch Manager
Mr. Carlson has always been a strong advocate of marketing and outreach as tools to accomplish the SBA mission of assisting small businesses. He is a member of the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky African American Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Cincinnati Hispanic Chamber. He is active with both the University of Cincinnati and Miami University and serves on a number of entreprenuership curriculum committees. He is on the Advisory Committee for the University of Cincinnati SBDC. Mr. Carlson currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Minority Business Mentoring Program of the South Central Ohio Minority Business Council. He was active in establishing the Small Business Collaborative in Cincinnati, a group of various organizations, agencies, and associations who share a common purpose of helping small business. Mr. Carlson is called upon often to speak to various groups about small business and the SBA and has become respected for his candid comments and sincerity. ... [Read More]

RISCA Weblog » 2005 » June
June 21, 2005 ANNUAL ARTS FESTIVAL Seeking fine artists for annual art festival. Mural to be commissioned. To apply, contact: Janet Bloom, Northville Chamber of Commerce, 195 S Main St, Northville MI 48167 OR 248-349-7640 OR 248-349-8730(FAX) OR www.Northville.org ...

Island Arts Center, located at 152 Broadway, Newport, Rhode Island offers photography and art lessons, camps and workshops to youth and adults, as well as a rental space for events and meetings. Island Arts Gallery, offering periodic exhibits, is located at 3 Pelham Street, 2nd floor, Newport. Additional information regarding Island Arts can be found on islandartscenter.org or by calling 401/848.2775 or e-mail: info@islandartscenter.org (mailto:info@islandartscenter.org) . Press Contact: Kris Williams, Executive Director, 401/848.2775, info@islandartscenter.org mailto:ninfo@islandartscenter.org ... [Read More]