Dan McGowan
Columnist at The Boston Globe
Columnist for @BostonGlobe. Author of #RhodeMap. Things I love: baseball, steak, chocolate cake. Email: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dan McGowan
It’s called “How I Learned to Die,” and it’s a 20-minute comedy-drama based on her own life that she’s hoping to turn into a feature. It’s executive produced by legendary director Spike Lee. I asked Glassman to tell us more about the project and her career. Q: Your latest film, “How I Learned to Die,” will be featured at the Tribeca Film Festival next month. Tell us more about the film.
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6 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dan McGowan
Get Globe Rhode Island Food ClubA weekly newsletter about food and dining in Rhode Island, by Globe Rhode Island reporter Alexa Gagosz. When it comes to locations, respondents were split between Providence and Newport, with Cranston coming in third place. We looked into a few more-precise locations: Here are 10 places the producers should consider, and why. Nothing screams “your blood type is Pinot Grigio” more than Cranston’s most famous restaurant. Bonus points: You might get an Allan Fung cameo.
Looking for New England’s best new sports stadium? Check out soccer in Pawtucket. - The Boston Globe
1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dan McGowan
There was a lot that could have gone wrong last weekend when Rhode Island FC played its first match at Centerville Bank Stadium, the brand new nine-figure home field for a pro soccer franchise that hates being called minor league but isn’t quite major league, either. The lines to get in were around-the-street long, and the traffic patterns near the Pawtucket stadium were confusing. It’s kind of expensive.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dan McGowan
Johnson & & Wales University has announced plans to slash about 5 percent of its workforce – 91 jobs – as part of an effort to close a $34 million operating deficit, according to a memo issued by Chancellor Mim L. Runey. Runey said the university – which has closed campuses in North Miami, Florida, and Denver in recent years – has seen a 54 percent decrease in enrollment since it peaked in 2011 with 17,294 students.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dan McGowan
Neronha’s office was doubly busy on Monday because it also joined a lawsuit filed in Massachusetts challenging the Trump administration’s funding freeze on wind energy. The attorney general’s office has made it easy to track each lawsuit here, but here’s an overview.
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