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Robin Flanigan

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Freelance writer/editor/essayist. Author of "100 Things To Do In Rochester Before You Die" (Reedy Press) & the celebrity-endorsed kids' book "M is for Mindful."
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The cookbook that taught generations of Jews how to become American

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By Robin Flanigan Verified
| University of Rochester
A new book reveals how The Settlement Cook Book became an unlikely guide to immigration, assimilation, memory, and belonging. A pinch of curiosity. A dash of interest in food and history. Heaping spoonfuls of research. Combine and let marinate, occasionally stirring, for 14 years. This may have been what ultimately led to Nora Rubel’s long-awaited new book Recipes for the Melting Pot: The Lives of The Settlement Cook Book (Columbia University Press, 2026).
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How to choose stability over mania in bipolar disorder

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By Robin Flanigan Verified
| MSN Verified
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Kindness is contagious: Retired Aberdeen doctor finds new purpose in telehealth

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By Robin Flanigan Verified
| Aberdeen News Verified
Each month we honor an Aberdeen resident volunteer whose kindness resonates throughout the community, through our partnership with Spitzer-Miller Funeral Home. To nominate someone you know for Kindness is Contagious, click here. Dr. David Wachs may have retired after working 30 years at a faith-based clinic in Aberdeen, but he hasn’t stopped being a physician. That’s what happens when serving the public is in your blood. His mother did it by starting a mental health center.
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