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Oy, the things on my desk! I’m not just the editor of a newspaper, I’m also a subscriber and get a copy mailed to my home. Then I get lots of extra copies at my office. But … more
We are a community of divergent views. If you are reading this, chances are you are Jewish. But maybe not. You could be a non-Jewish partner, spouse or advertiser, or perhaps you picked up the … more
As I write this column, we face continuing troubles worldwide. In the Middle East, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a short pause in the fighting, which will probably be over by the time you read … more
The horrific and fast-moving events in Israel and the Gaza Strip pose a unique challenge for a small, monthly Jewish newspaper in Rhode Island: How do you accurately show what’s happening there … more
We have so much going on in our Jewish community. The programming is robust and innovative. Health and fitness. Wellness. Learning. Jewish-focused themes. Arts. Books. Children and teens. … more
It is remarkable how seemingly disparate groups can blend together in some situations. I attended a couple of family events recently that really made me realize how magical this blending can be. … more
Getting tired of the heat and humidity of this June and July? Have you changed your routine due to the hottest-ever July? Are you spending time reminiscing about those New England summers … more
My Jewish journey is why I do what I do. I’ve always believed in the importance of getting along with our community. No matter what our political viewpoints, we are all Jews, right? … more
We are living in highly-charged, tense times. I have watched as Americans, and even members of our local Jewish community, have become stratified. Left. Right. Far left. Far right. Pro this. Anti … more
By receiving and reading Jewish Rhode Island, you are helping support one slice of community journalism. And that’s important. It doesn’t matter whether you agree or disagree with … more
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