Jacquelyn Voghel is a Reporter at AGDAILY. She covers a diverse range of topics including manufacturing, healthcare, and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial real estate, housing market dynamics, and health news. Jacquelyn's work has been featured in AGDAILY, Providence Business News, and Mainebiz.
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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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By: Jacquelyn Voghel
PAWTUCKET – A new partnership between the R.I. Life Science Hub and The Pawtucket Foundation will help communities that have been historically underrepresented in the healthcare workforce to access education and career opportunities. The initiative, known as the Life Sciences Career Awareness Program, will take a three-pronged approach that includes outreach to underrepresented communities; offering […]
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
TICKLING THE IVORIES: Rebekah Zabinski, center, and Esther Zabinski, right, music teachers and owners of Zabinski Music School in Pawtucket, work
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
UNIQUE ITEMS: Andrea Belanger, owner of the online boutique and reseller Penny & June Vintage, holds up one of her glassware pieces. PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
SOON ON THE MOVE: A pair of elephants lumber around their 2-acre habitat at Roger Williams Park Zoo.
By: Jacquelyn Voghel
(Editor’s note: This is the 70th installment in a monthly series speaking with minority business owners and leaders. Each will be asked their views on minority-business conditions in the state and for ways to improve those businesses’ chances for success. See previous features here.) For Ann Clanton, finding a niche in arts and politics communications came […]
Michelle Wilcox, CEO of Crossroads Rhode Island MICHELLE WILCOX is the CEO of Crossroads Rhode Island which opened its doors in 1884 as a department within the Young Women's Christian Association.
HANGING HANDS: Roger Williams Medical Center was one of two troubled Rhode Island hospitals – the other was Our Lady of Fatima – purchased by the
STRING SKILLS: Machine operator Maria Dacruz works on the production floor of Neocorp Inc., a standard and technical rope and bungee cord maker in Pawtucket.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Michelle Wilcox, CEO and president of Crossroads Rhode Island, stands in front of the Summer Street Apartments project in Providence in 2024.
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As a longtime staff member and recently appointed executive director of Portland-based Shalom House , Abigail Spadone has witnessed firsthand the transformational impacts that nonprofits can have on Maine residents.
