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Summer youth programs, and jobs, are back in Providence. Here's where to find them. Summer jobs, free meals and low-cost day camps will all be available to the city's youth.
The Providence public schools received $128 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, vastly more than any other community in Rhode Island. So far they’ve spent $48 million -- much of it on new ...
Providence lost 7,719 manufacturing jobs, representing a decline of 44 percent. State-wide, employment increased by 12.1 percent over the same period of time, led by growth in the service and retail ...
The Providence metro area was the third-slowest city in the U.S. for job growth in September, according to new data. The only cities with slower job growth were Baltimore and New Orleans.
In an interview with 12 News on Tuesday, Providence Public Safety Commissioner Steven Paré said he fully supported Stephens’ appointment to the job. (Providence police officers also applied.) ...
The Providence metro area checks in at No. 45 (out of 56 regions with at least a million people) on The Wall Street Journal’s annual ranking of the country’s hottest job markets in 2022, down ...
Even with inflation hitting its highest point in four decades and recession fears mounting, the job market in Providence is resilient.. Nonfarm employment in the Providence metropolitan area grew ...
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