admin | August 7, 2021
Starting as a small settlement of log cabins in the early 1800s, the city of Cleveland Heights will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Aug.
admin | July 25, 2021
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admin | July 25, 2021
Approximately six windows at the synagogue in Onset were broken in a suspected act of vandalism sometime in March or April, according to Eli Hauser of the Beth Israel of Onset synagogue. There was no indication that the vandalism was directed at the synagogue intentionally or was a targeted anti-Semitic act, he said. Hauser said it appeared as if someone had taken a stick and hit the windows that face Onset Avenue.
admin | July 21, 2021
NEW YORK, July 20, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Rabbi Steven Blane will once again lead his Jazz Quartet for High Holiday Services at the iconic Bitter End in the West Village on Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, Sept. 7th, and Yom Kippur Thursday Sept. 16th at 10:30am
admin | June 23, 2021
(JTA) To everything there is a season. June is Pride season, one where LGBTQ people proudly refuse to choose between our identities and our demand for the freedom to live equally and without fear. A Wider Bridge, which builds meaningful relationships between LGBTQ people in North America and Israel, has always stood for our ability to celebrate all our identities without being forced into boxes.
admin | June 23, 2021
RCK, A start-up based at Kibbutz Ruhama, last week hosted Dutch ambassador Hans Docter.
admin | June 23, 2021
For the first time, in a very long time, there is hope in the air. Restrictions are lifting, masks are coming off and people are returning to synagogue.
admin | June 18, 2021
In Pittsburgh, architect Daniel Libeskind is beginning his latest project.
admin | June 18, 2021
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admin | June 18, 2021
A Prince William County commission tasked with taking a close look at county policies when it comes to race and social issues and reporting back to the board of supervisors, held another listening session for members of the community. A Prince William County, Virginia, commission tasked with taking a closer look at county policies regarding race and social issues and reporting back to the board of supervisors held another listening session with community members Thursday evening. From calls for more police involvement with young people to schools helping children from minority communities improve in school, the Racial and Social Justice Commission got input from residents on various topics
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