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Need a laugh? Next up for the Arts & Ideas series is an evening of comedy, featuring award-winning NPR radio host and author Michael Krasny. Let There Be Laughter: A Treasury of Great Jewish Humor and What It All Means, … Read More
No matter how many times it is suggested we do “The Time Warp” (again and again and again), it never gets old. So get ready to don your fishnets and pearls because the Rocky Horror Show is returning to CenterStage … Read More
As warmer temperatures have blown in this month, staff and members of The J have been increasingly excited about the opening of the family pool on Memorial Day weekend. While the lap pool has been open for several weeks, visions … Read More
The Stacy Marks Nisenbaum Award recognizes teen BBYO leaders whose work to strengthen and grow BBYO is unprecedented and who are engaged in their schools and community. Elizabeth Hemmer is a sophomore at Ballard High School. She is involved in … Read More
Norma Cahen Arthur S. Kling Award Norma Cahen would not thank you for referring to what she does as daycare. The J’s Early Learning Center director, and this year’s winner of the Arthur S. Kling Award, Cahan sees her work … Read More
This month, Israel launched its largest attack against on Syria in over 40 years, responding to missile launches from Iranian positions across the border. Since the defeat of ISIS in Syria, Iran has taken advantage of the power vacuum, moving … Read More
At Adath Jeshurun, during Tikkun Ley’l Shavuot, efforts were made to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that probably stretched more than a few comfort zones. Leading a workshop titled, “Difficult Conversations: The Hard Questions Yet Unsolved After 70 Years,” Rabbi Diane … Read More
Amy Ryan and Seth Gladstein took part in the Esther Leah Ritz Institute for Emerging JCC Leaders Institute at this month’s JCC Association of North America biennial in Memphis, Tennessee. Ryan and Gladstein were part of the broader Louisville delegation … Read More
Robert “Bob” Tiell, director of career services and workforce development at the Jewish Family & Career Services, will retire on June 30. “For fifty years, Bob has been the major career service provider at JFCS,” Executive Director Judy Freundlich Tiell … Read More
Jewish Family & Career Services has formed a search committee for its next CEO, following Judy Freundlich Tiell’s announcement that she will retire by December 31. “The next CEO will find a robust foundation and will be well-positioned to focus … Read More
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