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How two Boston women became legends in the sport of cycling – The Boston Globe

| February 21, 2020

They lived just a few blocks from each other, at the same time, said author Lorenz J. Finison, who has written two books about Bostons cycling history. The fascinating stories of how these two female cyclists overcame discrimination and challenged the status quo are highlighted in a new exhibit called Cycling Legends of the West End, which runs through May 30 at the West End Museum

New Life in the Dead of Winter – Christianheadlines.com

| February 21, 2020

New Life in the Dead of Winter One of the first things that my husband and I did when we bought our home in Israel was plant fruit trees in our new garden. What a blessing it was! Trees in Israel are different from those anywhere else in the world. They are subject to biblical laws, such as God's directive to wait three years before eating the fruit of a new tree (Leviticus 19:23), and not to work the land or prune trees during the Sabbatical year (Leviticus 25:1-7)

‘An Innocent Man Was Lynched’: Reporting exonerated Leo Frank in the murder of Mary Phagan – Tennessean

| February 21, 2020

In 1982, Tennessean reporters led efforts to posthumously exonerate Leo Frank, who was wrongfully convicted of killing Mary Phagan in 1913 in Atlanta.

Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month: What synagogues offer – Cleveland Jewish News

| February 21, 2020

Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month is a unified effort among Jewish organizations worldwide to raise awareness and foster inclusion of people with disabilities. Many communities offer various programs for those with disabilities, and Northeast Ohio is no exception

Man admits he lied about being stabbed outside West Bloomfield synagogue – The Oakland Press

| February 21, 2020

A Farmington Hills man has pleaded guilty to making a false police report, in which he lied about being stabbed by an assailant making anti-Semitic remarks.

Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter was killed in Parkland, believes 2020 ‘is the most crucial year in this country’s history’ – JTA News

| February 21, 2020

NEW YORK (JTA) Two years ago, Fred Guttenbergs daughter Jaime headed to school as usual. She never came back. Jaime, a bright-eyed 14-year-old who loved dance and wanted to be a pediatric physical therapist, was one of the 17 people killed in the mass shooting at the Marjory Douglas Stoneman High School in Parkland, Florida, on Feb.

Temple Israel of DeLand is 66 and steadily growing – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| February 21, 2020

There is a thriving Jewish community in DeLand, Florida and it's growing by leaps and bounds.

Opinion: Taking a stand against anti-Semitism should not be a partisan issue – New Haven Register

| February 21, 2020

We must all take a stand against anti-Semitism.

Meet Lior Schleien, Israel’s Jon Stewart – The Jewish News of Northern California

| February 21, 2020

Following the 2018Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, Israeli TV satirist Lior Schleien had to put on a comedy show. He acknowledged that there was nothing funny about the shooting, in which a gunman killed 11 Jews at prayer at a Conservative synagogue in the most deadly attack ever on an American Jewish institution. But what was funny to Schleien?

Kan 11 Poll expert: Israel heading to fourth elections – The Jerusalem Post

| February 21, 2020

The Israeli public, after going to two rounds of elections, is tired and is of the opinion that it told the various political actors what it wants and now it is their job to hammer out a working government, Kan 11 poll expert Dudi Hassid told The Marker on Friday. I have not seen one serious poll in which all parties stick to their promises, he said, and a government is created. The meaning of these decisions, if kept, is that voting results will be the same and the current situation will continue leading the nation to a fourth election round, he said


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