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A marriage made in Sharon: Shuls unite in time for holidays

By Elise Kigner
Advocate Staff
In April, Harriet Cohen, the president and only original member of 27-year-old Klal Yisrael in Sharon, popped the question to the president of Temple Israel South Shore in North Easton: Would you like to merge? By August, the two Reform synagogues had become one: Temple Kol Tikvah (Voice of Hope).

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