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In the Jewish community, Chanukah is time to get together with family and friends, light candles, sing songs and indulge in latkes and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts). Chanukah also offers us an opportunity to acquaint our non-Jewish neighbors with some of … Read More
Many members of the Louisville Jewish community who have lived here for more than five years remember Dave Kahn as a kind community leader who loved Judaism and education. When he reached his 100th birthday, he and his sons, Arnold … Read More
The National Council of Jewish Women, Louisville Section, will honor the memory of the late David Richart, nationally recognized child advocate and long-time director and co-founder, together with NCJW, of Kentucky Youth Advocates, at the inaugural David Richart Pathway to Justice … Read More
The 2012 Festival of Faiths, November 14-18, has the theme of “Sacred Fire: Light of Compassion.” Events examine compassion in our community, stewardship of natural resources, and the effects of such stewardship on the health and wellbeing of community members. … Read More
YAD members in their 20’s and early 30’s gathered at KT’s on Tuesday October 16, for happy hour and a little bit of Jewish learning. Led by Adath Jeshurun’s Cantor David Lipp, the group discussed Genesis using modern poetry and … Read More
[by Cynthia Clegg Canada] The Atherton High School Alumni Association honored several former students and teachers at their 11th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet on September 27 at Louisville’s Galt House Hotel. Among the inductees into the Atherton Hall of … Read More
[by Cynthia Clegg Canada and Shiela Steinman Wallace] Shortly after graduating from Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, Noah Efron volunteered for the Israeli Army. It was a move to redefine himself as not just “another American Jew destined to be professor … Read More
Everyone enjoyed the JCC Sukkah in its new location close to the building this Sukkot, September 30-October 7. The large sukkah was built by Middle Schoolers from Teen Connections under the direction of Shmuly Litvin, Matt Schwartz, Ariel Kronenberg, David … Read More
It has become a tradition in our Louisville Jewish community to celebrate the winter holiday season by assisting those in need around the community and lending a hand to help our Christian neighbors enjoy their holiday. Once again, Amy Benovitz … Read More
On Monday, October 1, the University of Louisville dedicated the Jane Goldstein Plaza, a new paved circle surrounding the “Big Red” sculpture in front of the School. Charlie Moyer, U of L’s dean of the College of Business presented Goldstein … Read More
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