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JTA – A hip Jewish care-package project says it has become the most successful Jewish campaign ever on the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform. After Hello Mazel reached $70,000, it became “the most-funded Jewish campaign in Kickstarter … more
JTA – Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the former United Nations secretary-general who as a member of the Egyptian Cabinet was key to achieving the Camp David peace accords, has died. Boutros-Ghali died Feb. 16 in a Cairo hospital, where he had been … more
I wish I could tell you I have an aversion to exercise, but I don’t. I have an aversion to the word exercise. It conjures up unhealthy attempts to control my weight and destructive tendencies toward perfection. For many years, exercise was … more
A few weeks ago, I was asked to come to Israel – to be interviewed for a Judaic Studies-Education fellowship at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Eventually, after I got the dates that I would be visiting Israel and going to Jerusalem – I was … more
WASHINGTON (JTA) – “When there was no Jewish justice on the Supreme Court,” Antonin “Nino” Scalia told me, “I considered myself the Jewish justice.” After Abe Fortas resigned in May 1969, there would be no Jewish justice on the … more
Jo-Anne DeGiacomo-Petrie is bringing a lot of enthusiasm, along with years of early childhood education experience, to her job as the new director of The David C. Isenberg Family Early Childhood Center. Petrie, who started Feb. 15, positively … more
Rhode Island’s got talent, of course. Rhode Island’s Jewish community has oodles of talent especially musical talent. We have vocal soloists, a cappella singers, satirical Purim spielers, rock ‘n’ roll bands, tunes from the Broadway … more
Join the Providence Hebrew Day School (PHDS) community as they celebrate Kosher cuisine and present a multiple-bidding auction in support of Jewish education in the local community at their 19th annual “Prize is Right: Cooking for a Cause” event … more
The spring season at the Gallery at Temple Habonim opens with an exhibit of the work of two outstanding artists and a talented group of children. The exhibit will feature encaustics and oils by Nancy Whitcomb, underwater photography by … more
Robin Kall-Homonoff is at it again with a new literary venture. Only this time, she’s switching gears from formal and talk show-style to informal and author-centered. Point Street Reading Series will have its first event on March 15 at 7:30 p.m. … more
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