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02/03/2006
CHILD'S PLAY: Sunflower Kids blooms
New resale shop sells toys, clothing, handmade quilts
By MARIA PHELAN
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When Kristie Wakefield got tired of buying and selling things on online, she didn't realize it would mean opening her own resale boutique. But just a few months later, that's exactly what she ended up doing.
Almost immediately after coming up with the idea to open her own children's resale boutique, Wakefield called her longtime friend Corrina Rhodes and asked her if she wanted to go into business together. The resulting business, called Sunflower Kids, opened in Henderson a little less than a month ago.
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TEMPLE BET EMET: Spiritual calling
Rabbi believes in hospice work, unique sermons
By JAN HOGAN
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He's had three professions -- as a lawyer, a teacher and, most recently, a rabbi. Now, Craig Rosenstein has been appointed to lead the Temple Bet Emet congregation, which meets at the Mountain Shadows Community Center, 9107 Del Webb Blvd. Services are held there every first and third Friday of the month. The appointment was effective January 2006.
"He brings a lot of experience to the temple," said Murray Silver, the temple's vice president of ritual. "He worshiped with us for two seasons during the High Holy Days and everybody seemed to like him. He's personable and gives great sermons."
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