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Jewish Family & Career Services received a grant to facilitate the Family Childcare Project (FCP), which is a career development program geared specifically to the needs of Louisville’s refugee population. The purpose of the FCP is to assist refugee women … Read More
Louisville has a special connection with the Western Galilee Region of Israel and Western Galilee Hospital. Through the Partnership 2Gether program, our communities have been linked since 1997. We’ve enjoyed cultural, educational, medical and business exchanges and built lasting friendships … Read More
February 14 is fast approaching. For many, it’s a day filled with fun and romance. However, for many others who are still searching for Mr. or Ms. Right, it can be a painful reminder that they still haven’t found their … Read More
[by Matt Goldberg, Director] Jewish Community Relations Council Food Stamp Challenge As of the writing of this column, several members of our community, including me, are taking the Food Stamp Challenge – an agreement to spend no more than $31.50 … Read More
[by David Wallace] Company is a play of vignettes loosely constructed around Bobby’s (Robert, as played by Mike Fryman) 35th birthday. Bobby is single, moving beyond “marriageable” age and his friends are all happily married. Or are they? Bobby sees … Read More
[by David Wallace] The Whipping Man by Matthew Lopez, directed by Meredith McDonough, is now playing at Actors Theatre of Louisville. It is an impressive blend of Judaism, slavery and the agony of freedom in post-Civil War Richmond, VA, which … Read More
Regional Convention From December 21-24, 25 members of Drew Corson AZA and Jay Levine BBG attended BBYO Regional Convention at the Kingsgate Marriot Hotel in Cincinnati, OH. The weekend marked the end of the term of the 58th Regional Board … Read More
The calendar may still say January and the weather may have you thinking about staying inside and lighting a fire, but for college students, now is the time to make plans for the summer, especially if they are interested in … Read More
Around the country, people are becoming more conscious of security in light of recent tragic events. The Jewish Community Center has also been looking at its facility and is making some changes to enhance the security of all members, visitors … Read More
There are many lessons to be learned from the Holocaust, and many high school students today spend some time in the classroom learning about what happened and the importance of treating all people with respect. A visit to the United … Read More
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