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Months before Passover, I started working with my daughter, Neeli, who was then four years old. Since she was not able to read Hebrew at that age, I taught her to chant the four questions by rote. To add to … Read More
When I was a child, my parents announced that we’d be traveling from our home in New Jersey to Pittsburgh. It would be exciting, they said, as this would be the first time that I would fly on a plane. … Read More
Dear friends, I am much too often surprised when good folks I am soliciting for our all important Annual Campaign ask me who benefits from the monies raised? … what Jewish agencies share our allocations? So here’s a novel new … Read More
A pioneering cardiologist, a retired medical missionary, a paralympic medalist, an engineering entrepreneur and a progressive social and community builder. These five individuals have made their mark in our community and will be recognized for their accomplishments at the annual … Read More
Skip the gym, two Jewish doctors and one lawyer will give you quite the core workout with more laughing than you can handle as they headline “Old Jews Telling Jokes” presented by J Arts & Ideas on Saturday, May 14, … Read More
Sci-fi, rock n’ roll and honky tonk take over as CenterStage presents two cabaret-style shows, both opening during the same week. Patsy Cline: A Life in Concert and The Rocky Horror Show bring a lightening nostalgia home to Louisville as … Read More
Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Commemoration Day, is a time to remember – a time for the community to come together to hear survivors’ stories, remember those who perished and learn how to make the world a better place. This year, Yom … Read More
Celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel Independence Day, at The J on Sunday, May 22 with great family activities from art projects and games to cotton candy. The fun starts at noon and continues until 4. Bring your own picnic or purchase … Read More
Diane Afoumado, the chief of the Research and Reference Branch at the Holocaust Survivors and Victims Resource Center at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., will be in Louisville on Thursday, May 12, and she will speak … Read More
Last fall, I saw a week’s worth of Facebook photos documenting a friend’s trip to Israel. She used the words “inspired” and “life-changing” when describing the experiences she was having. All I could think when I saw these pictures and … Read More
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