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Independence interrupted: What I’ve learned

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By Bob Roth
| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
There are few things harder for me than learning how to slow down. I’ve spent most of my life moving, literally and figuratively. As a kid, I had shpilkes, the Yiddish expression for “ants in your pants,” a restlessness that never really left me. I played football and lacrosse in high school, lacrosse in college and later coached Scottsdale Miss Softball and high school girls’ lacrosse. I built a home care company dedicated to helping people remain independent in their own homes.
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Marco Island’s Surface Water Quality Crisis

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By Bob Roth, Marco Island
| Coastal Breeze News
When Florida Department of Environmental Protection first engaged Marco Island on water quality in 2019, they wanted the City to determine its own TMDL(Total Maximum Daily Load) — a comprehensive costly study to establishan assimilative pollution load. Instead, the City chose to pursue a shortcut4E Plan that we now know was built on erroneous data. Meanwhile, on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, the state DEP sets the TMDL and holds communities accountable for meeting it.
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Exodus to elder care: Finding our promised land in every generation

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By Bob Roth
| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
As a child growing up in Baltimore, our family’s Passover Seders were a tapestry of connection. Grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles, immediate family, even friends of different backgrounds crowded around the table. It wasn’t just a meal — it was a community. And that’s the essence of Passover: the Exodus wasn’t walked alone. Six hundred thousand souls crossed the desert together. No one was left behind.
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