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The Providence Hebrew Day School Purim Extravaganza included an obstacle course bounce house, cotton candy, balloon animals, face painting and so much more fun! Thank you to the many volunteers …
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4/5/24
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On Dec. 13, the Sunday of Hanukkah, Congregation Beth Sholom (CBS) held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new handicap-accessible entrance to the building’s lower level – the site for weekly prayer, classes, social and cultural activities, …
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JEWISH VOICE STAFF
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12/25/15
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JNS.org – U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) announced Sept. 2 that she would back President Barack Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran, becoming the 34th senator to support the deal and ensuring enough supporting votes to prevent an override of …
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9/3/15
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From May 15-17, Congregation Am David, in Warwick, will look back and celebrate 60 years in the Rhode Island community. The congregation will remember the beautiful synagogue building, as well as honor Am David member Alice Goldstein, who has …
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MARK SWEBERG
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4/13/15
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“This little old Jewish lady approaches me and demands I go behind the counter and make her a herring!” Mark Russ Federman’s vignette illustrates the type of old-timey customer that still shows up at Russ & Daughters once in a while. A …
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Irina Missiuro
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1/2/15
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No matter what you call him – Ethan, Reverend Adler or a Red Sox fan – for almost 30 years, Congregation Beth David of Narragansett has called Ethan Adler their spiritual leader. And as of Aug. 18, the congregation can now also call him …
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BETH DWORETZKY
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9/11/14
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“Memory, Music and Hope” is the subject of the 30th annual Rhode Island Interfaith Commemoration of the Holocaust hosted by Temple Emanu-El. This year’s event on April 27 features six Rhode Island choirs honoring the memories of the 6 million …
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4/10/14
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Serious illness and end of life are two topics that many people don’t want to even think about never mind prepare for. Conversations about how to deal with the progression of a serious illness often get put off until there is a crisis and it …
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Catherine Burke
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1/3/14
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Imagine it’s 1905. You, Tevye, live in a poor Russian shtetl called Anatevka. It’s Shabbat, but all you can think about is survival – after all, you have five daughters to support and your horse is lame. So you pull the cart yourself, …
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Irina Missiuro
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10/10/13
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RUMFORD – I have learned this year that the first of everything is very hard. I am told it will get better, but will it?
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Wendy Joering
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6/6/13
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