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One of Judaism’s most festive holidays is coming up! Looking for new, simple and affordable ways to help your kids be a King, Queen or Villain? We’ve scooped up a few ideas for how to add a new twist to dressing up as some of your favorite Purim …
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ARIEL BROTHMAN
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3/3/16
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PHDS first graders smile with their new siddurim received at their Siddur Party on Feb. 16. Also pictured are Rabbi Peretz Scheinerman, dean, and Rabbi Avrohom Jakubowicz, first grade Judaic studies teacher.
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3/3/16
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The arts have been a significant part of Jewish history since the very beginning, telling our story in the best and worst of circumstances. It has been a way for Jews to maintain a sense of cohesion over time, and a reminder of the tragedies and …
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Patricia Raskin
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3/3/16
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3/3/16
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(StatePoint) – Whether you share your home with dogs, cats, birds, turtles or anything in between, you are probably aware of the challenges of protecting and cleaning your floors.
To make this chore as easy for you as it is for your non-pet …
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3/3/16
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(Family Features) – When cooler weather arrives, you may assume your pet is safe from parasites – especially if your cat lives mostly or exclusively indoors. To the contrary, identifying the risk for parasites, such as fleas, ear mites and …
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3/3/16
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Cats’ prowess, mastery of hunting, and cute little faces have appealed to and mystified humans for thousands of years – just ask the ancient Egyptians, who literally worshipped cats and had a goddess named Bastet who took the form of a cat. …
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ARIEL BROTHMAN
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3/3/16
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The past century has seen a change in perspective on animals that have played a role in humans’ domestic lives for several millennia. However, according to an article on the website of the popular pet food Pedigree, this change didn’t happen …
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ARIEL BROTHMAN
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3/3/16
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A sold-out crowd enjoyed music, fine dining, comedy, heartfelt speeches and even some Jewish learning at the Congregation Beth Sholom (CBS) gala, held in the Providence synagogue on Feb. 21.
The theme of the evening was the Jewish teaching that …
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JEWISH VOICE STAFF
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3/3/16
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Ken Wagner, Rhode Island’s superintendent of education, recently called for a revolution in schooling. Instead of the 19th- century industrial approach of a teacher instructing students in a set curriculum, he called for “reimagining schooling …
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JOHN LANDRY
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3/3/16
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