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Most people don’t think about horseradish year-round, but when it comes time for Passover, it becomes top of mind. Whether you are putting together a menu largely for children or people who … more
“Loft,” ‘library,” “museum,” “he-shed” or “time-out space” might work, but I still haven’t decided. The new space above our former … more
As a child growing up in Cranston, Jonathan Joel had two strong interests. Basketball and Judaism. For years, these two competing passions were separate, each presenting its own path of development … more
“Holding Space pt. 1” is a documentary photo exhibition and storytelling event about the historic Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Smith Hill. This one-night-only pop-up exhibition and event at … more
The second event of the 2025 Judah Touro Program Series will be presented via Zoom on Thursday, April 3, at 6:30 p.m., according to the Touro Synagogue Foundation. Guest speaker Rabbi Dan Judson will … more
The Jewish community in Rhode Island will have two opportunities in March to hear Jewish author and educator Ben Freeman discuss his new book, “The Jews: An Indigenous People.” … more
Grief , says Iris Bahr, comes in waves – whether it is over the loss of a loved one, or when a loved one loses their memory. It is in a journey, where emotions drift from laughter to … more
Last month Jewish communities around the world celebrated Tu B’Shevat, the 15th of the month of Shevat (this year coinciding with Feb. 13 and 14), which is traditionally known as the new year … more
Are you one of those people who cannot wait for the ground to warm up each spring to start working outside in your garden? I and my fellow plant sale committee members certainly fall into this … more
About a month ago , we traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in the L’Taken Social Justice Seminar, an initiative of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism. There we met hundreds … more
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