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Whether you plan to pray online for the High Holy Days this year or to dip apples in honey and hear the blasts of the shofar in temple, the Jewish New Year will arrive at sunset on Friday, Sept. 18.
Will you be present for services or will COVID-19 keep you at home? Will the holidays be filled with regrets for what they should have been? Will 5781 be a sweet year? While no one can see the future, we can find inspiration and hope right now from rabbis in our community.
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MARC RUSSMAN
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8/7/20
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Since the coronavirus pandemic shuttered the Jewish Community Day School of Rhode Island in March, the school has been adjusting to the new safety requirements while continuing to …
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JOHN LANDRY
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8/7/20
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It hasn’t been a typical summer thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But the Rhode Island Jewish community still was able to worship, play and garden. Several day camps gave our children some …
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8/7/20
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Providence Hebrew Day School makes student safety of paramount importance. To that end we have been following the guidelines of the governor and Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) for all …
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8/7/20
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With the 2020-2021 school year about to start, Jewish Rhode Island reached out to the heads of several of Rhode Island’s Hillels with questions on what changes the …
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MICHAEL SCHEMAILLE
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8/7/20
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The Board of Rabbis of Greater Rhode Island recently issued a statement of support of the Black Lives Matter movement. In June, the group “strongly condemned” the anti-Semitic and …
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FRAN OSTENDORF
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8/7/20
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Before the Alliance’s Dwares Jewish Community Center opened its doors on Elmgrove Avenue in Providence, there was a JCC on Sessions Street – which replaced the JCC at 65 Benefit …
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From the archives
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8/7/20
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CRANSTON – Stevan Labush was elected as the new chairman of the Board of Directors of Touro Fraternal Association at the organization’s June meeting. Jeffrey Davis was elected to replace …
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8/7/20
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The following excerpts come from three of the letters received by Foxboro Regional Charter School students and were written by people who donated stamps to the Holocaust Stamps Project.
To see …
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8/7/20
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The COVID-19 crisis has changed every aspect of our lives, including increasing domestic violence. According to the Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence, calls to domestic-violence crisis …
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ADAM CABLE and JON BERENSON
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8/7/20
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