Providence Business News
BEATS: State government, healthcare, hospitality + tourism, coronavirus
NOTE: This is a selection of my clips at PBN. For a full list, please click here.
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COVER: Slow-spending R.I. has two months to disperse $900M in CARES Act money or risk losing it
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With Mattiello out, fight for House speaker at the Statehouse begins
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Raimondo warns of rolling back to Phase II; will announce new restrictions on Friday
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Could downtown Providence’s Mathewson St. see a renaissance?
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Report: Affordable housing continues to be out of reach for many
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COVER: Changes brought on by COVID-19 easing foreign trade efforts for R.I. businesses
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Bannister workers end three-day strike, no new negotiations set
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COVER: Latino business leader: Some barriers lowered, but more to go
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COVER: Lifespan, CNE move toward merger, leaving many to wonder about side effects
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Bill filed to halt evictions; Ruggerio says a crisis was looming before COVID-19
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COVER: EVICTION DILEMMA: Both tenants, small landlords vulnerable as crisis looms
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COVID-19 tracking websites change testing calculations to align with RIDOH
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HARI looks to improve maternal health for Black women across Rhode Island
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Fauci: Rhode Island is well into ‘green zone’ for COVID-19 rates
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COVER: TOURISM PIVOT: Struggling industry shifts focus closer to home
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Following discovery of falsely reported positive COVID-19 tests, 106 cases removed
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Raimondo: Small-business relief is coming, but not for another few weeks
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Child immunizations down; R.I. sees first multisystem inflammatory syndrome case
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COVER: Going back to work? Here are answers to some tricky questions
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CNE says system is “up and running” after last week’s cyberattack
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No patient information accessed after CNE computer system failure
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Providence library, other projects near finish in uncertain times
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Rep. Williams calls out systematic racism, lack of diversity in R.I.’s judicial system
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Stepping Up: Frontline Foods RI looks to help restaurants, feed health care workers
The Boston Globe
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Armed with sewing machines, 'Sew We Care' hand-makes masks for Massachusetts [Front page of the print Metro section] (2020)
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The mystery of Royal Roast Beef [Front page of the print Metro section] (2020)
The Boston Guardian
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Summer at Fenway Park remains a mystery during coronavirus pandemic [Print only- click to download PDF] (2020)
El Mundo Boston
The Bay State Banner
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Black vote looms large in primary [Photo Credits online and front page] (2020)
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At-large candidates discuss housing issues at Right to the City forum (2019)
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At-large candidates call for separate planning department, question exam school admissions (2019)
The Scope
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Opioid crisis touches lives of City Councilor candidates (2019)
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Can rent control end displacement? At-large candidates discuss at community forum (2019)
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New bill aims to collect more data from Mass. ethnic subgroups (2019)
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At-large candidates propose eliminating MBTA fares, make climate justice a priority (2019)
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At-large candidates call for separate planning department (2019)
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Life in Mission Hill: Originally from the Soviet Union, Isakharova has made the Hill her home (2018)
Storybench
Chicago Tribune
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Activists say Kavanaugh confirmation might 'fuel the fire' for upcoming Women's March [Photo Credit] (2018)
The Suffolk Journal
2014-2018
Titles: Editor-in-Chief (more than 2 years) and previously served as International News Editor (more than 2 years) The below list is from stories I wrote as Editor-in-Chief. If you're looking for more, please visit thesuffolkjournal.com
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Law professor Jeffrey Wittenberg passes Thursday night (2018)
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Will Suffolk last another 10 years? [Editorial] (2018)
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Since SGA's earlier firearms survey, there have been countless mass shootings in the US (2018)
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Mueller takes aim at Russia: Indictments in probe continue (2018)
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State of the Union: Democrats have watershed moment, Trump looks for unity in push of GOP message (2018)
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Walsh wins second term (2017)
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Suffolk looks to add more student housing, slow gentrification (2017)
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Suffolk picks from within for new VP of Diversity, Access and Inclusion (2017)
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Editor's Word: Nicholas Williams was a fellow journalist, editor and Ram [Editorial] (2017)
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Editor's Word: Class of 2021, you are the future [Editorial] (2017)
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Seniors say goodbye: The historic class that has 'seen it all' turns to next chapter (2017)
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Former Suffolk Law student earns jail time in lieu of degree (2017)
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Moulton challenges Trump, addresses Russia's ties to election (2017)
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University forum weighs heavy on rankings, international recruitment (2017)
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The Great Flood: Students displaced, no timeline for repairs as of yet (2017)
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Editor's Word: The Journal brings home the silver medal [Editorial on Award] (2017)
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Gazzani makes history: Suffolk elects first international student as SGA president (2017)
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Kelly stands behind transgender students, some critique motives (2017)
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Campus forum lectures inclusivity during Trump's immigration crackdown (2017)
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NESAD's move off Arlington in works, renovations at Sawyer continue (2017)
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Flynn's departure causes Suffolk's international community to weigh in (2017)
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Search for next Suffolk leader still at starting gate (2017)
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Boston, Suffolk officials push the breaks on travel ban (2017)
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Boston officials, Suffolk community push back against immigration executive order (2017)
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The 45th President: Boston remains divided on Trump on Inauguration Day (2017)
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Kelly signs for Suffolk to support DACA policy for undocumented students (2016)
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SGA meeting divides campus, discusses letter in support for neutral campus by MAGA student (2016)
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Editor's Word: Post Election and the Silent Majority [Editorial] (2016)
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The nation chose the unexpected: Donald Trump to be president (2016)
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In the Spotlight: Witnesses speak on student's viral blog (2016)
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Martinez said viral blog post isn't her first racial incident (2016)
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Suffolk student accused of plagiarism, blog post goes viral (2016)
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The Search is On: John Brooks leads Suffolk in hunt for next president (2016)
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Law Dean takes position to bring innovation to legal services (2016)
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McKenna let go by Board, new president named from within (2016)
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Media gap: Editors discuss what makes headlines and what falls flat (2016)
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Entrepreneurs discuss refugee reality, encourage continued collaboration (2016)
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Ready for the unexpected (2016)
FIND MORE STORIES BY ALEXA IN THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL HERE>
Other Publications
Hartford Courant and the Bacon Courier.