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Charleston Massacre Is a Jewish Issue The tragedy that struck last week in Charleston should be sobering for all of us. Unfortunately, this act showed that the era of racially motivated violence has not ended, and that we still have … Read More
Despite scorching heat, the Summer Fitness Fest went off without a hitch on Sunday, June 7, and I was right there in the middle off it, sweating with everyone else. The Fitness Fest included 10 different fitness classes offered outdoors … Read More
When you walk into the JCC and turn your head to look into the Patio Gallery, don’t be surprised if your mouth starts to water as your eyes take in a baker’s dozen of tantalizing desserts that pop off Frank … Read More
Not so secret confession: I have always been a foodie. One of the first things that made me fall in love with Louisville was being told that we have more restaurants per capita than any other city in the United … Read More
Drew Corson AZA and Jay Levine BBG finished their term strong with their end of year events. Jay Levine BBG held its third annual chapter convention from May 30-31 at Hawthorne Suites. During the event, the girls inducted their newest … Read More
Noah Rothbaum sat signing copies of his book The Art of American Whiskey at the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience drinking out of a whiskey glass that said, “Drink Kentucky Bourbon.” But Rothbaum’s love of whiskey started much longer ago and … Read More
The Zimmerman Family Summer Fun Fund was established in 2014 in memory of Eddie Zimmerman, a beloved member of our community who spent many summers as a camp counselor at the JCC. Twenty campers have been helped this season thanks … Read More
This month in the Jewish world, we contemplate Moses’ sin in our Torah. I think this situation resonates strongly with us as Jews living in the latter quarter of the 58th century. What grievous sin committed by Moses caused God … Read More
Do you remember the first live play you ever saw? For me, it was Hello Dolly in downtown Chicago. The theater seemed so big and when the actors came onto the stage, their costumes were dazzling and the spectacle was … Read More
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