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Cox donates $105K to nonprofits providing STEAM services to youths

Cox donates $105K to nonprofits providing STEAM services to youths JOE PRATT is the CEO and executive director of the Boys & Girls Club of Newport County, which recently received a grant from Cox Communications. / COURTESY COX COMMUNICATIONS WEST WARWICK – As part of its annual Cox Charities Day, Cox Communications gave $105,000 in grant money to local organizations committed to providing science, technology, engineering, arts and math education to youths. Recipients included: Boys & Girls Club of Newport County, Connecting for Children and Families, DownCity Design, STEAM Box, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island and Center for Dynamic Learning. According to a statement from Cox, elected officials, community partners and business leaders assisted in choosing recipients for the grants, which provide after-school and summer-learning programs. One, for example, will use its grant money to build an off-the-grid tiny home constructed from a recycled storage container, Cox offic

Study: Rhode Island has fastest internet speeds in the country

Study: Rhode Island has fastest internet speeds in the country Brian Amaral © John Taggart How fast is your internet? If you re in Rhode Island, you can t be beat. PROVIDENCE Congratulations: If you’re reading this in Rhode Island, this story may have loaded faster than it would have anywhere else in the country. Popular Searches That’s because Rhode Island has the fastest average internet speeds in the entire country, according to a review by HighSpeedInternet.com. The site, which has a tool that lets users test their own internet speeds, ranked all 50 states. Rhode Island may be small, but we’re quick, with an average of 129 megabits per second download speeds.

Ruggerio chief of staff leaving for job with Cox Communications

Ruggerio chief of staff leaving for job with Cox Communications Published Thu Feb 11 2021 02:03:13 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Ian Donnis Stephen Iannazzi, a longtime Statehouse staffer who most recently served as chief of staff to Senate President Dominick Ruggerio, is leaving to take a job as Northeast director of government affairs for Cox Communications. Iannazzi’s departure is one of a series of staff changes announced by the Senate. Jake Bissaillon, currently legal counsel to Senate Majority Leader Michael McCaffrey, will succeed Iannazzi as Ruggerio’s chief of staff; Nicole M. Verdi is poised to succeed the retiring Richard G. Sahagian as the Senate’s chief legal counsel.

At Cox Communications, like-minded employees create endless possibilities

At Cox Communications, like-minded employees create endless possibilities SUPPORTING INCLUSION: Cox Communications Inc. employees hold colored cloth to support the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.
COURTESY COX COMMUNICATIONS INC. PBN DIVERSITY & INCLUSIONS 2020 AWARDS IT/Technology: Cox Communications Inc. BEING INNOVATIVE WITHIN the technology realm is nothing new for Cox Communications Inc. Employees collaborating and bouncing new ideas off one another is part of the normal process at the national telecommunications company, which has a West Warwick location. Add diversity and inclusion into the… You must be a subscriber to read this content. To keep reading and receive unlimited access subscribe today for only $1.

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