admin | September 12, 2021
by Susan Davis We live in a pluralistic community here in southeast Seattle. Even how we celebrate time varies. According to the Gregorian (standard) calendar, the new year started on January 1, 2021
admin | September 12, 2021
Twenty years ago, the 9/11 attacks changed the world. We asked our readers to share their stories of that tragic day, which, in ways big and small, shaped all our lives.
admin | September 12, 2021
Last year, Yair Netanyahu, son of former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, became the literal poster boy for the German right-wing party Alternative fr Deutschland (AfD).
admin | September 12, 2021
Global Clevelands upcoming Welcoming Week (Sept. 10-19, 2021) consists of a series of events that focus on culture, community, economy, and internationality. The event will bring communities together to celebrate unity and friendship, as well as exhibit the countless benefits of welcoming newcomers to Northeast Ohio
admin | September 12, 2021
click to enlarge Casa Bonita has been a towering pink presence on West Colfax for nearly five decades. Evan Semn Decades ahead of the eatertainment boom of the early 2000s, Bill Waugh had opened the first Casa Bonita in Oklahoma City in 1968, then followed with an even more elaborate spot in metro Denver, on the site of the former tuberculosis sanitarium that was then the JCRS Shopping Center. On Colfax Avenue, of course
admin | September 12, 2021
The After Hours Film Society is returning to in-person screenings at Tivoli Theatre, 5021 Highland Ave. in Downers Grove
admin | August 31, 2021
It was September 1821 when a small group of Cincinnatians dedicated the first Jewish cemetery west of the Allegheny Mountains in what is now the city's West End. A few years later, they founded the city's first Jewish synagogue. Two centuries later, Cincinnati is gearing up for a momentous, 15-month celebration of the city's significant Jewish heritage called The Jewish Cincinnati Bicentennial
admin | August 31, 2021
Up until he was in middle school and even older, Jacob Churchbourne had never played lacrosse as a sport or knew his family had Jewish heritage. Now the two will take him halfway across the globe in a few weeks. Churchbourne never played lacrosse for his high school, and he had one limited year of club lacrosse at N.C.
admin | August 31, 2021
Bernardo Pulido spent over $29,000 on genealogical documentation, Jewish heritage certificates, attorney fees and trips to Spain to prove his Sephardic heritage. But last month, like so many others attempting to gain Spanish citizenship througha 2015 lawpromising to right the wrongs of the Spanish Inquisition that expelled Jews, Pulido received a rejection letter from the Spanish government. Pulido, a 61-year-old engineer from Caracas, Venezuela, drew a parallel between the decision and the Inquisition, which forced many of his ancestors to flee in 1492, fearing for their lives.
admin | August 31, 2021
BEACHWOOD, OH The annual Maltz Museum's Stop the Hate program launched this month. The program distributes approximately $100,000 to Northeast Ohio students in grades 6-12 and their schools.
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