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The story of Jewish Hospital and its partner, Frazier Rehab Institute, is one of transforming dreams into reality. It is the story of hope realized and dreams fulfilled, even when everyone else says it is impossible. The Frazier story started … Read More
Survivors of Kristallnacht, including their children and students from St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School, shared their stories during a commemorartion on November 8 at Adath Jeshurun. (Community photos by Tara Cocco)
Gov. Matt Bevin signed an anti-BDS executive order on November 15, making Kentucky the 26th state to prohibit state agencies from doing business, to some degree, with vendors who engage in a boycott of Israel. Ron Dermer, Israel’s ambassador to … Read More
The men of Jewish Louisville turned out for Gentlemen at the Downs, a day at the races at Churchill Downs on November 18 to support the Jewish Federation of Louisville. In addition to watching the races from a private balcony, … Read More
New UofL Jewish studies course The Jewish Studies program at the University of Louisville will offer a new course next semester that delves into the history of medieval Jewish through the arts and literature. “Representations of Jews in Medieval Art … Read More
Jewish Heritage Day at the 29th Annual Festival of Trees and Lights, was held Sunday, November 11. The day showcased chanukiahs, dreidels and Chanukah items from four of the area’s synagogues. The Lost Tribe, a klezmer band, performed while dreidels … Read More
Mary Russell Wight-Waltman sent a message with her mixed media artwork Peace, and the judge at this year’s Mazin Art Exhibition received it. “I feel like it has a cognitive piece of contemplation with the name of Peace, on a … Read More
When the JCC and Norton Cancer Institute created their fitness program for cancer patients, they didn’t expect it to hit so close to home. Beth Mans, member services director for The J, was diagnosed with breast cancer in June. She … Read More
(Editor’s note: This is the second part of a wide-ranging interview with Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism. In this story, Jacobs addresses the future of the American synagogue and 2020 Vision, the Reform movement’s blueprint … Read More
WASHINGTON – The outpouring of grief over last month’s massacre at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life*Or L’Simcha synagogue has sparked a degree of counterintuitive hope. Just maybe, the eternal optimists among us believe, this will prove to be the watershed event … Read More
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