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Being a parent today is not easy.  Last winter, I was really looking forward to a learning session with Carla Naumberg, a parenting expert, to help navigate through some of the challenges. Unfortunately, the session was cancelled due to … more
Riding camels in the hot, dry desert. Snorkeling in the Red Sea in Eilat. Walking through the narrow, winding streets of the Old City of Jerusalem. These are just a few of the fun and inspiring activities I did this past summer in Israel. But this … more
After a week of stormy weather the sun came out, helping to bring more than 40 people to Congregation Beth David’s first Sukkahfest, held at the synagogue in Narragansett. Everyone had an opportunity to fulfill the mitzvah of eating in the … more
Television, newspapers and even social media present the world as a horrible place in which to live, with horrifying fates awaiting all of humanity. We are assaulted from every side by harsh and pessimistic predictions about the future: from … more
The planetarium on URI’s Kingston campus is the gathering place Nov. 1 from 2-3 p.m., for the West Bay Havurah’s “Afternoon Under a Planetarium Dome.” The little known planetarium is the second smallest free-standing planetarium in the … more
Photographs are a part of all our lives. They have been ever since the camera and film were invented. You wouldn’t think of having a life event like a Bar or Bat mitzvah without someone to record it with pictures. Of course, there are plenty of … more
JNS.org – For some Jewish youths, the Bar/Bat Mitzvah experience, like that of their teenage years in general, can be an awkward one. In most cases, the rite of passage is a culmination of years of studying in order to enter Jewish adulthood, and … more
Looking for the best fit between your family and photographer? Here are some tips from the photographers: Do you like the photographer’s photos? “The photos can be packaged any way you like, but if you’re not thrilled with the … more
It’s important for women to be involved in the retirement income-planning process even if they’re married. While you may plan to be married forever, many women end up single at some point in their lives due to divorce or the death of a spouse. … more
Dr. Rachel Adato, an Israeli doctor, lawyer, politician and former member of the Knesset will speak on “Redefining Standards of Beauty: Israel’s ‘Photoshop Law’ ” on Oct. 23 at URI’s Norman M. Fain Hillel Center. Adato was the first … more
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