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As we age, finding the right balance between independence and support becomes essential. At Tamarisk Senior Living, we understand that each person’s needs are unique, and our community is … more
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents descend on families of all citizenship statuses across the U.S. under the directive of President Donald Trump’s administration, Rhode Island … more
Emily Gaudreau the new Director of Community Advocacy and Engagement at the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island plans to focus on strengthening connections both within and outside the Jewish … more
In March , the Rhode Island Jewish community came together to celebrate Purim in March with carnivals, festivals and perfomances! Glenn Osmundson took photos for Jewish Rhode Island at the spiels at … more
By Leah Halunen As we know , Passover, or Pesach, is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the Israelites’ liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt. It lasts for eight days here in the United … more
In 1808 former President John Adams said, “I will insist the Hebrews have contributed more to civilize men than any other nation. If I was an atheist and believed in blind eternal fate, I … more
BY SONYA SANFORD This story originally appeared on The Nosher. N icknamed “Yiddish meatloaf,” klops is an egg-filled meatloaf that likely originated in Austria, … more
Once you’re halfway into Passover, and the leftovers from seder are long gone, do you find yourself craving something that will scratch the the itch for doughy bread and silky pasta? That’s when it’s time to whip up… more
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
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