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Jerusalem Eatery Closes After 35 Years; Hostage Eli Sharabi Partners with Shalva
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Jerusalem's Italian restaurant Piccolino is closing after 35 years, with its owners continuing a legacy of community support. Returned hostage Eli Sharabi is partnering with Shalva to open a family center in Ashkelon. Meanwhile, residents in Jerusalem's Rehavia-Talbiyeh neighborhood are experiencing significant disruptions due to renovations at the Prime Minister's Residence, leading to complaints about traffic and construction.
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- Piccolino restaurant in Jerusalem is closing after 35 years of operation.
- Returned hostage Eli Sharabi is partnering with Shalva to open a family center in Ashkelon.
- Jerusalem residents are frustrated by ongoing disruptions from Prime Minister's Residence renovations.
- Rabbi Dave Mason launched his third biblical fiction book, "The Age of Prophecy."
- Piccolino was known for its free Friday buffet for lone soldiers.
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