The ambulance dedication ceremony will be the last stop before the Magen David Adom ambulance, sponsored by the Russian Jewish Community Foundation and manufactured in the U.S., is shipped to Israel and put into service in Sderot, a community in southern Israel.
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller; State Sen. Cynthia Creem; State Rep. Ruth Balser; Rabbi Marc Baker, president and CEO of Combined Jewish Philanthropies; and Mark Sokoll, president and CEO of JCC Greater Boston, plan to attend the ceremony.
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