Healthy Ryan Nugent-Hopkins looking to add to surging Edmonton Oilers

EDMONTON – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored the shootout winner to give the Edmonton Oilers a 6-5 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday night. Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid both shone with two goals and three assists apiece for the Oilers (8-1-1) who have won three straight and seven of their last eight. Nugent-Hopkins, who also had an assist, scored the other goal in regulation. Oilers goalie Devon Levi made 22 stops. Jackson Blake, Sebastian Aho, Seth Jarvis, Logan Stankhoven and Juuso Valimaki replied for the Hurricanes (8-2-2). The reigning Stanley Cup champions have lost two of their last three games. Story continues below advertisement

EDMONTON – The Edmonton Oilers activated veteran centre Ryan Nugent-Hopkins off injured reserve before their game Thursday night against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes. Nugent-Hopkins has yet to play this season after sustaining a lower-body injury in practice before Edmonton’s season-opening game. He joins an Oilers team that is off to a fantastic start. Story continues below advertisement

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As rabbis, we minister to people who have been assaulted and to families who have been harassed because they are Jewish. Concerned parents whose children have been bullied for being Jewish come to us for counsel and comfort. From high schools to hospitals, here in Providence, Jews are being asked to answer for a foreign conflict simply because they are Jewish. This is why we are joining Neighbors Voting No on 7. We lead Congregation Beth Sholom, Temple Beth-El, and Temple Emanu-El. Our communities hold a wide range of views about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. So do we. We also share a responsibility to care for our congregations, and to speak when we see a foreseeable danger. Question 7 proposes restricting municipal investments connected to countries accused of grave human-rights violations. To be absolutely clear: This campaign is directed only at Israel. Voters need to understand that distinction: A broadly worded principle is being advanced through a campaign focused on one country, the world’s only Jewish state. Many supporters of Question 7 are moved by sincere anguish over Palestinian suffering. We respect that anguish. Palestinian lives are precious.

And despite the supply chain disruptions caused by the slashing of the foreign aid program, Edesia has figured out ways to get its peanut-based products in Rhode Island to the places they’re needed, in sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Get Rhode Island News AlertsSign up to get breaking news and interesting stories from Rhode Island in your inbox each weekday. Enter Email“Why did we build this factory?” Edesia founder and CEO Navyn Salem asked during a ceremony Thursday. “To say that a child, no matter where they are born, must have access to food and nutrition to prove to the world that we can end a protracted problem. It is time to end malnutrition.”The offices of Edesia Nutrition in the Quonset Business Park in North Kingstown, R. I. Edward FitzpatrickLast year, hundreds of thousands of boxes of Edesia’s life-saving peanut-based nutritional paste were sitting in warehouses as Elon Musk began dismantling USAID, and Edesia was forced to lay off 16 employees. But now Edesia, named for the Roman goddess of food, has expanded its North Kingstown factory from 85,000 square feet to 300,000 square feet, Salem said.