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(see photos below) The Community Shabbat Chanukah Dinner on December 19 had about 80 people in attendance, despite a bout of the flu that kept several families at home, said Betsy Schwartz, director of camps for the Jewish Community Center. … Read More
The Adath Jeshurun Preschool suffered a painful loss with the death of longtime teacher Harriet Waldman on November 23. She had retired from the preschool in October after 46 years of teaching 4-year-olds. She was 82. The school dedicated room … Read More
Yudofsky Furriers, a Louisville company that has been in business for 90 years, nearly closed last month because of location issues. Now, it has been purchased by the owner’s friend and fellow member of the Jewish community. The business, owned … Read More
Chabad of Kentucky is marking 30 years in Louisville. In March of 1985, Rabbi Avrohom and Goldie Litvin moved to Louisville with their son Shmully, who was 15 months old, to open a branch of Chabad for the State of … Read More
The Louisville Chapter of Hadassah hosted a contemporary “Linen Shower” on December 21 at the Jewish Community Center. Women came together for A “Walk Down Memory Lane” and viewed vintage scrapbooks from the chapters’ history. The oldest book, from 1919, … Read More
January 5, 2015 – The Heart Valve team at Jewish Hospital, part of KentuckyOne Health, has successfully completed a new life-saving heart procedure for patients with mitral regurgitation (MR) who are too ill for open-heart surgery. This is the first … Read More
The Temple Religious School’s 7th and 8th grades visited Jewish Hospital, a part of KentuckyOne Health. They were welcomed by Vice President of Mission Rabbi Dr. Nadia Siritsky, who explained a little bit about its history. Jewish Hospital started because … Read More
Dear Editor: I attended the solidarity rally yesterday (January 18), and I found it most meaningful. Congressman John Yarmuth and Mayor Greg Fischer spoke eloquently, Dr. Muhammad Babar, who is himself a Muslim, shared that the assault was not only … Read More
Dear Editor, The Jewish Community of Louisville and Israel lost a true friend on New Year’s Day when Keta Sodrel succumbed to cancer at South Central Indiana Hospice. Indeed, Keta a vibrant, 65-years-young lady, was an avid supporter of Israel … Read More
The JCC is featuring three inter-related shows in the Patio Gallery, the new Lobby Gallery, and the lobby, and there was an opening reception for all three on Sunday, January 11. The Patio Gallery features the work of New York-based … Read More
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