A Meaningful Tashlich

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Please enjoy the highlight from our day and click the link below for more information and photos.We wish you and your family and meaningful Yom Kippur.  - Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Liptz -

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Penny and Dice Game 



Whole Body Listening 


















Tashlich by the Charles River 

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