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Sometime late on May 21 or early on May 22, the sign for the Kollel Center for Jewish Studies was defaced by a spray-painted swastika. The sign is on the lawn outside Congregation Ohawe Sholam on …
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5/22/16
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“Dancing on a Powder Keg: The Intimate Voice of a Young Mother and Author, Her Letters Composed in the Lengthening Shadow of Hitler’s Third Reich; Her Poems from the Theresienstadt …
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HILARY LEVEY FRIEDMAN
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1/20/17
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A multifaith, multidenominational vigil in solidarity against recent acts of hate will take place at the Holocaust Memorial on The River Walk, just off South Main Street, in Providence, on March 5 at …
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3/1/17
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Congregation Sons of Jacob, the last vestige of what was once a thriving Jewish community in the Smith Hill and Randall Square neighborhoods, plans to welcome the public to a free open house on …
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CAROLINE STEVENS
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6/9/17
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Rabbi Noach Karp has found what he calls an “out of the box” way to connect with people. And he’s become a healthier person in the process. He’s even taken his family with …
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FRAN OSTENDORF
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1/4/18
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Calling all alumni of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity Rho Chapter at the University of Rhode Island. A reunion weekend is being held from Fri., March 23, to Sun., March 25, in honor of the 90th …
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2/15/18
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The Rhode Island Holocaust-Genocide Education Committee is sponsoring a Holocaust and Genocide Education Expo at the Warwick Mall’s Center Court on April 8, in recognition of April being …
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4/8/18
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Musician Alicia Svigals returns to Temple Emanu-El on Dec. 14 with her latest project, The Beregovski Suite. Together with Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Uli Geissendoerfer, they bring …
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PAMELA HANZEL
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10/31/19
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Baseball is a sport defined by seasons. Spring training in February allows us to turn the page from the dreary, gray-skied days of winter, to think about the warmth and lush greenery of …
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ADAM GREENMAN
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4/5/20
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PROVIDENCE – On May 19, New York Times opinion columnist Bret Stephens helped reopen the JCC to in-person programming for the first time in more than two years when he spoke on “A …
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FRAN OSTENDORF
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6/3/22
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