Alexa Gagosz
Business Reporter at The Boston Globe
Business reporter @BostonGlobe/ @Globe_RI. Author: The Food Club newsletter. Member: @IRE_NICAR. Tips: [email protected]. Signal/Text: 401 400 1595
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bostonglobe.com | Alexa Gagosz |Steph Machado
In the 2024 fiscal year, MIT received $97 million in funding from NSF for “performing sponsored research under grants and cooperative agreements,” according to the complaint filed in US District Court in Massachusetts on Monday. During that same time period, Brown expended $34.4 million in grants from NSF to support nearly 250 projects. These indirect costs help pay for administrative functions, according to the plaintiffs.
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bostonglobe.com | Alexa Gagosz |Steph Machado
A weekday briefing from veteran Rhode Island reporters, focused on the things that matter most in the Ocean State. In 2022, owner High Rock Development and its principal, David Sweetser, promised to convert the 26-story Art Deco office tower into about 300 apartments plus commercial space. State and city leaders pledged a combined $41 million to the project, which was meant to be a stimulus for downtown. The developer estimated it would be completed this spring.
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bostonglobe.com | Alexa Gagosz
PROVIDENCE – Facing mounting public pressure to find a solution to the shortage of primary care in Rhode Island – tens of thousands of patients are with out a doctor after Anchor Medical announced its closure this month – Governor Dan McKee on Tuesday tried to temper concerns around the health care system. “Rhode Island is ranked better than most states for health care access and quality,” McKee said at a press conference at the State House.
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bostonglobe.com | Alexa Gagosz
JOHNSTON, R.I. — On a bad day battling fibromyalgia, Destiny Moshier’s whole body aches. With her legs throbbing, it often feels like she can hardly stand. But as a home health care worker, she has no choice but to push through the pain. For three years – every day, around the clock – Moshier has been caring for Holly Allen, her best friend of more than two decades. Allen, 42, was diagnosed in her early 20s with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as ALS.
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bostonglobe.com | Alexa Gagosz
You’re reading The Food Club, the Globe’s free weekly email newsletter about the restaurant scene in Rhode Island, and beyond. Get it sent to your inbox. Leaning up against the wall in the space where his next restaurant will be located, Ed Davis kept repeating: “This won’t be a cool place.”“This won’t make it on some ‘best new restaurant’ list, or win a James Beard award,” Davis said with a wry tone. For those who know him, this is his standard tone.
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