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Alison Bologna
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Morning News Anchor, WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI)
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mid-missouri , mizzou football, University of Missouri, mizzou basketball , sec football, southeastern conference football , sec, mizzou , southeastern conference
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By Alison Bologna Verified| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified An NBC 10 viewer wrote in to Ask Alison about the future of a nonprofit. The question: "How will Children's Friend serve the most vulnerable kids in Providence after laying off 50 employees?"The mission of Children's Friend is to improve the well-being and healthy development of Rhode Island’s most vulnerable children. I reached out to David Caprio, the president and CEO, to find out what's going on. "We had to make the difficult business decision to reduce our workforce," he said.
By Alison Bologna Verified| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified (WJAR) — An NBC 10 News viewer reached out to Ask Alison about alarm fees in Providence. Roberta wrote: "What does the city of Providence do with the $10.00 yearly fee they collect from Providence homeowners as an Alarm Renewal fee, who have & pay for their own alarm system?"The city told me that PM/AM is the city’s vendor for this service. Roberta writes in to Ask Alison about what the City of Providence uses its $10 alarm fee it collects.
By Alison Bologna Verified| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified An NBC 10 viewer wrote in to Ask Alison about the future of a nonprofit. The question: "How will Children's Friend serve the most vulnerable kids in Providence after laying off 50 employees?"The mission of Children's Friend is to improve the well-being and healthy development of Rhode Island’s most vulnerable children. I reached out to David Caprio, the president and CEO, to find out what's going on. "We had to make the difficult business decision to reduce our workforce," he said.
Company Info
WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI)