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Over the past few months, fifth-graders at the Jewish Community Day School of Rhode Island, in Providence, have studied slavery and brick-making as they learned about the first chapters of Exodus, …
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4/27/17
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During the month of May, commencement speakers addressed the graduating Class of 2017 at colleges, universities and higher learning institutions in Rhode Island and throughout the …
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Herb Weiss
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6/9/17
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Every quarter, the Statistics of Income Division of the Internal Revenue Service publishes financial statistics obtained from tax and information returns that have been filed with the federal …
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1/4/18
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WARWICK – Since its opening in 2003, the Phyllis Siperstein Tamarisk Assisted Living Residence has become well known for filling a need in the Jewish community and beyond. However, its …
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RUTH JAFFA ALBERT
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11/8/18
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(JTA) — Viktor Vekselberg, a Russian-Jewish businessman, is providing 3,000 free meals a day to Russians older than 65 in lockdown over the coronavirus. Vekselberg’s free meals project, …
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Cnaan Liphshiz
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4/7/20
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JERUSALEM (JTA) – The tens of thousands of Jewish pilgrims who travel each year to Ukraine for a Rosh Hashanah rite will have to make different plans for September.
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MARCY OSTER
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7/15/20
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10/10/21
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Just a few weeks ago, the Jewish community of Rhode Island mobilized a campaign, led by the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island, to support relief efforts in Ukraine. As we publish, more than $210,000 has been raised, according to Sara Masri, chief development officer for the Alliance. These funds will be sent to Alliance overseas partners such as the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), working in Eastern Europe to help refugees from Ukraine.
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JEWISH RHODE ISLAND STAFF
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3/16/22
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PROVIDENCE – A temporary receiver has been appointed for Temple Am David in Warwick.
On Nov. 25, Theodore Orson, of Providence’s Orson and Brusini law firm, was appointed by the Kent County Superior Court to preserve and protect the assets …
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Fran Ostendorf
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12/11/15
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Deb Norman, owner of the East Side staple, Rue de l’Espoir, the restaurant she just sold after nearly a 40-year run, didn’t get where she is with small talk and shyness. Through the years, she succeeded despite changing tastes, economic …
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IRINA MISSIURO
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8/21/15
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