admin | July 29, 2017
Leslie Renken Journal Star arts reporter @leslierenken PEORIA Bill Nolden got the theater bug in 1957, and it never went away. Nolden was nearing 30 when an acquaintance asked him to help fill out the chorus in Corn Stock Theatres 1957 production of Carousel. I had one small speaking role, but I got the acting bug and decided I would come back the following year, said Nolden.
simmons | July 28, 2017
There is a broad consensus among American Jewish leaders in support of Israel's use of metal detectors to intercept terrorists on Jerusalem's Temple Mount. The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations "supports taking the necessary and appropriate steps to assure security for all and to protect the sanctity of these holy sites," the umbrella group's executive vice chairman and CEO, Malcolm Hoenlein, told JNS.org. Herbert Block, executive director of the American Zionist Movement, said, "If the authorities responsible for security feel certain measures are necessary to meet their responsibility to protect those who visit for prayer or as respectful visitors, it is no different than security considerations at the Vatican, at the [U.S.] Capitol or any other significant location where public access is permitted under applicable law." "In a world where security measures are being enhanced in major gathering places, it's only surprising that the Temple Mount didn't have such measures until now," American Jewish Committee CEO David Harris told JNS.org
simmons | July 23, 2017
WASHINGTON (JTA) Bnai Brith International faulted the Trump administration for adopting the Palestinian narrative in the State Departments annual report on terrorism. In the report released this week, the State Department listed as continued drivers of violence a lack of hope in achieving Palestinian statehood, Israeli settlement construction in the West Bank, settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, the perception that the Israeli government was changing the status quo on the Haram Al Sharif/Temple Mount, and IDF tactics that the Palestinians considered overly aggressive.
simmons | July 18, 2017
Steven A. Amerikaner currently serves as Office Managing Partner for Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP, a national law firm with offices in five California cities, including Santa Barbara
simmons | July 18, 2017
Singles Scene Saturday, July 22 Crossroads for Jewish Singles of Cleveland dinner at Blazin Bills Restaurant, 7 p.m., 12891 Main Market Rd. (Rt. 422), Burton
richards | June 27, 2017
(From left:) Steve Frogue, son Jim Frogue, the late John G.
simmons | June 23, 2017
First Place: I'm Going To Be Me Written and illustrated by Yingchao He and Trinh Nguyen Stuyvesant High School in New York, N.Y.
richards | June 2, 2017
Grants available to help local nonprofits Albany The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region is always trying to extend its reach. A resource for all things nonprofit, the Community Foundation joined forces with the B'nai B'rith Gideon Foundation last year to offer grant funding to organizations that serve low-income seniors, people with disabilities and low-income residents living in Capital Region rental properties
simmons | May 20, 2017
Fresno Bee Clovis High's Hauss wins B'nai B'rith award Fresno Bee Clovis High School senior Graham Hauss praised his fellow nominees as he accepted the 2017 B'nai B'rith Student Athlete Award on May 15.
richards | May 20, 2017
Manvitz, Justin "Judd" Apr 23, 1927 - May 14, 2017 Following his service in the US Navy and the Marine Corps as a Corpsman, during World War II, he attended the University of Nebraska, where he lettered in baseball, and Omaha University , graduating in 1949. He played in the Industrial Baseball League for Shell Oil for two years
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