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A screen shot of a story posted on the ecoRI News website on Friday, June 5.
To post, or not to post
PROVIDENCE – In a time of enhanced social media presence, when Facebook and Twitter have replaced most news media as being the place where folks get their daily news flow, ecoRI News has … more
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Neil Steinberg, president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation, during a Zoom interview.
Not good enough to return to what we thought was normal
PROVIDENCE – Neil Steinberg, president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation, is a believer in full-throated optimism, someone who keeps his foot on the pedal moving toward a better future, … more
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Research surveys conducted of C-suite executives by CommerceRI found that the two stories that drew the most engagement were about Health Equity Zones and the state's pledge to move to renewable fuels by 2030, which could influence economic development strategies in a post-pandemic world, focusing on placed-based health and resilience.
The pandemic’s silver linings playbook
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has so much more to offer than many Rhode Islanders realize. That is one of the things I learned in my year serving as chief marketing officer at Rhode Island … more
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The inaugural issue of The Kingsbury Journal, published on May 20, merged two community weeklies in South Dakota in an effort coordinated by Creative Circle Media Solutions.
A good news story
Editor’s Note: In this time of coronavirus pandemic, one of the many casualties has been the news, with many news gathering enterprises forced to cut back on staffing and to furlough reporters, … more
Missing from the news coverage around budget gaps caused by the coronavirus pandemic has been stories about how the state could borrow money as an important tool in its budget toolkit.
Budget planning in a time of pandemic
PROVIDENCE – What are the novel economic policies needed for the novel coronavirus? The last two months have been cataclysmic for many people in our state, but the sad truth is that the … more
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Rhode Island trails other New England states in the per capita spending on housing. Without either a new housing bond or a state dedicated funding stream, Rhode Island's spending on housing per capita will once again plummet to under $10 per capita, according to Brenda Clement, director of HousingWorks RI.
Will housing investments make the budget priority list?
PROVIDENCE – No one doubts the mounting evidence that the current housing crisis in Rhode Island is severe and needs to be addressed, even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and the … more
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