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BY LARRY KATZ
I never heard of hummus when I was growing up in Virginia. If asked, I would have thought you were talking about humus, the decaying plant and leaf litter part of dirt.
Now, …
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3/9/20
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On Sunday, March 29, the associates of the Claire T. Carney Library at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth will host their 14th annual authors’ brunch.
Among the authors …
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3/9/20
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The Bunny Fain Gallery at Temple Habonim is celebrating the art of printmaking with its newest show. From March 8 to April 30, the gallery will feature a number of accomplished artists who …
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3/9/20
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QUESTION: Why do we stand for the mourner’s Kaddish?
B. K., Providence
Dear B.K.,
In traditional congregations, only the mourners stand during the …
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By Michael D. Smith F.D./R.E.
Shalom Memorial Chapel
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3/9/20
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“China in the Middle East” is the first in a series of three foreign policy lectures at Temple Shalom in Middletown.
The lecture is Sunday, March 8, at 3 p.m. and features Dr. …
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3/9/20
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Business people and professionals are invited to meet at Sprout CoWorking on Wednesday morning, March 25, for the first in a series called Network Nation, using our community connections and …
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3/9/20
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“The Challenges and Joys of Aging: How Older Adults Can Thrive in Difficult Times” was the topic of a talk given by Prof. Deborah Carr as part of The Miriam Hospital …
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BARBARA BROWN
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3/9/20
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The Temple Habonim Board of Trustees recently announced that Rabbi Howard Voss-Altman has been selected to serve as the Barrington congregation’s next rabbi, starting July 1. Rabbi …
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3/9/20
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The Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center and the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island are asking the public to provide the names of Holocaust survivors as they prepare for the second …
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3/9/20
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PLEASE NOTE: This event has been cancelled. Organizers hope to reschedule it at a later date with a similar program.
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JOHN LANDRY
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3/9/20
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