Jacquelyn Voghel is a reporter for Providence Business News, focusing on local news in Rhode Island, specifically in the Providence area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including business developments, community events, real estate, healthcare partnerships, and educational achievements.
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Jacquelyn focuses on local business and industry news, particularly in Rhode Island and Providence. Her coverage includes partnerships, closures, legal disputes, and economic impact.
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PROVIDENCE – Technology advances and their ethical applications will stand as a central focus in a new online degree program offered by Brown University.
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
WOONSOCKET – A seventh city district has won designation to the National Register of Historic Places. The Federal Street Historic District, which includes six properties along Federal and Clinton streets, has been recognized by the National Park Service for significance in American history, architecture and culture, the Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission announced […]
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
A compromise between Providence city councilors and Mayor Brett P. Smiley is expected to clear the way for passage of the city’s 10-year Comprehensive Plan, but some observers say the agreement fails vulnerable residents who live near the city’s industrial waterfront. Weeks before the City Council is scheduled to take a final vote on the […]
Seal of East Providence, Rhode Island at East Providence City Hall, Rhode Island EAST PROVIDENCE – ExxonMobil Oil Corp. has sold a liquid energy terminal facility on the city waterfront to Waltham-based Global Partners LP. The terminal, which includes 10 product tanks with a 959,730-barrell shell capacity, can store products including gasoline, additives, distillates and ethanol, Global Partners detailed in its announcement of the acquisition. The property features
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
FUNDMAKER: Jessica David has helped lead the creation of Local Return, the state’s first Diversified Community Investment Fund. PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
GANNETT CO., parent company of The Providence Journal and numerous regional publications, announced that the Journal's printing facility will shutter in March. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ARTISTIC IMAGES
FALL RIVER – Rapid growth and adoption of emerging technologies may leave some business owners feeling daunted. But the organizers of a new symposium hope to show innovators that with the right approach, they have reason to welcome these advances.
DR. PAUL LIU is co-founder and executive chairman at PAX Therapeutics. Dr. Paul Liu is the co-founder and executive chairman of PAX Therapeutics, a life sciences startup developing technology to facilitate a new, nonsurgical treatment for tendon and ligament injuries. He also serves as chair and professor of plastic surgery at Brown University. PBN: What is PAX Therapeutics, and what type of treatment is it developing?
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