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EAST GREENWICH, R.I. – Ruth L. Tolchinsky died June 24 at St. Elizabeth’s Home. Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Samuel and Eva (Youngstein) Labush, she was a longtime resident of …
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8/7/16
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This legislative session was no better than the previous two in terms of legislation passed to increase gun safety and reduce gun violence. But the tide seems to be turning in efforts to break the …
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BY DAVID H. LEACH
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8/5/16
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After the following was submitted by Rabbi Goldwasser, groups associated with the Black Lives Matter movement released a platform accusing Israel of "genocide" and supporting the BDS (Boycott, …
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BY RABBI JEFFREY W. GOLDWASSER
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8/5/16
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On July 14 at an evening reception in Providence, the Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence (RICAGV) presented Temple Emanu-El, Providence, with a framed certificate of appreciation as Partner …
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8/4/16
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Four Jewish Republicans were part of the Rhode Island delegation to the recent Republican National Convention in Cleveland (left to right, above): David Talan (holding the Jewish Voice) from …
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8/4/16
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We Are Read IN JERUSALEM – Grace Novick, of Providence, with her son Reuben Beiser in front of Mike’s Place, his restaurant/bar on Yafo Street in Jerusalem. Reuben attended Providence …
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8/4/16
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We Are Read at MASADA – Greg Kaiser, Evan Kaiser and Karen Tashima, of Seekonk, Massachusetts, took The Jewish Voice to Masada at sunrise on July 6.
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8/4/16
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY – Alfred and Marilyn Factor, of Cranston, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on July 22. As a toast to his wife, Alfred quoted from the poem “How do I love …
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8/4/16
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We Are Read in Israel – Yaniv Havusha, Jewish Student Life associate at the University of Rhode Island Hillel, visited with URI students (left to right) Stephanie Pagelson, Jessica Fischer and …
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8/4/16
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No piping plovers at the dunes, but I checked out Moonstone Beach and a single sandpiper came from the shoreline to greet me.
Another day – a foggy/misty morn – as I strolled from the towers to the oblong where the Narrow River pours into Narragansett Bay, I found a solitary waterfowl, an avocet I think, short but with a long curved beak and heron-like legs. Perhaps it was a Stilt. It made up for my disappointment in not coming across cliff swallows or arctic terns.
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Mike Fink
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8/4/16
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