Judge: Congregation at oldest US synagogue can stay, for now
The Rhode Island congregants who worship at the nation's oldest synagogue won't be evicted for now, but a yearslong legal dispute over the historic building appears far from over.
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The Rhode Island congregants who worship at the nation's oldest synagogue won't be evicted for now, but a yearslong legal dispute over the historic building appears far from over.
The New York owners of a 250-year-old synagogue in Rhode Island deny trying to evict its tenants.
A Rhode Island judge has ruled in favor of the congregation currently worshiping at the nation’s oldest synagogue. The judge on Monday dismissed an effort by the New York congregation
A yearslong legal dispute over the 250-year-old historic building and a set of ceremonial bells worth millions appears far from over
The storied synagogue, consecrated in 1763, “a crown Jewel of Rhode Island” is the oldest synagogue building in the United States.