AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBrown University Leadership: Christina Paxson says she’ll step down at the end of the 2026-27 academic year, capping a 14-year run that included major campus growth, a School of Public Health, and navigating the fallout from a deadly December shooting. Public Art: South County gets two new Gillie and Marc sculptures—Rabbitwoman and Dogman Paparazzi—built for photos and community interaction, with a bigger “Animal Avenue” conservation installation arriving in late fall 2026. Local Culture: The Narragansett Indian Tribe marks its 351st annual August Meeting Pow Wow Aug. 8-9 in Charlestown with traditional songs, dances, and community welcome. Providence Business/Tech: Partridge Snow & Hahn launches an AI task force to help Rhode Island businesses handle AI governance, privacy, workplace use, and IP risk. Community & Justice: State Sen. Dawn Euer hosts a free expungement clinic and resource fair Aug. 5 at CCRI Newport. Sports/Youth: Rhode Island’s Little League team is set for the 2026 regional run as the U.S. brackets decide who advances toward the Little League World Series. Roadside Chaos: New details emerge on the I-95 brawl tied to pop-up car meetups and a crash in Pawtucket.
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