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There are countless efforts taking place around the world to support Israel and the IDF. I’ve personally been having a difficult time during this situation and feeling rather helpless. With many thanks to Gilor Meshulam, our incoming Israeli …
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Elanah Chassen
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8/19/14
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Those who try to get in touch with their Ashkenazi Jewish heritage by studying Yiddish at the college level face challenges that can be outweighed by the nachas (pride or pleasure) of rediscovering the nearly lost language.
“The most exciting …
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Robert Gluck
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8/19/14
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As the obesity epidemic continues to plague our society, The Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island is taking a stance in teaching our children about health and wellness. This year, both the Alliance JCC Early Childhood Center (ECC) and our J-Space …
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MICHELLE CICCHITELLI
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8/19/14
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When I am out in the community at events or just around town, I get asked tons of questions. I am always making connections and helping people find meaningful programs to attend, connecting them to services they may need and telling them where to …
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8/19/14
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In July, the Alliance JCC Early Childhood Center (ECC) received a Quality Improvement Grant from the Center for Early Learning Professionals at the Education Development Center (EDC). The Center for Early Learning Professionals is a Rhode Island …
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The Voice Staff
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8/19/14
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STATEPOINT – Back to school shopping can seem tedious and boring for some students. But you can help your young ones get motivated for a new school year by getting them more involved in the experience.
After an extended vacation, going back to …
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8/19/14
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STATEPOINT – Back-to-school time means another year of tests, team tryouts and club meetings – but it also means an opportunity for students to have a fresh start. Whether your kid is an ace academic or has found it challenging to stay on top of …
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8/19/14
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StatePoint – During back-to-school season, many families find time is at a premium. With routines changing from summer’s slower pace to tighter schedules jam-packed with work, school and extracurricular commitments, it can be hard to keep kids …
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8/19/14
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Ida Cohen Rosenthal immigrated to New Jersey in 1904. With little money in her pocket, she bought a Singer sewing machine on the installment plan and became an independent seamstress.
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TOBY ROSSNER
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8/18/14
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WASHINGTON (JTA) – A World War II soldier buried in a national cemetery in Wisconsin now has a Jewish star marking his grave, in place of the Christian cross it bore for almost 50 years.
Rabbi Avrohom Richter, director of Chabad of Howard …
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8/18/14
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