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Harriet Dicter will be inducted into Signature HealthCare at Cherokee Park’s Hall of Fame on Thursday, October 13. There will be a reception at 6:30 p.m. and the presentation will begin at 7. Dicter is being honored for her voluntarism. … Read More
Melvyn Koby, M.D., a University of Louisville alumnus, pioneer and innovator in ophthalmology in Louisville for more than 40 years, has established an award to promote compassion among the physicians training at UofL. The Dr. Melvyn Koby Educational Excellence Award … Read More
Do you remember when Preston Street was a thriving Jewish enclave? Do you remember the teen clubs Pi, Amitie, Modern Femmes and Resnick? Do you remember Heritage Theatre? How about Eliahu Academy? Amit Women? Jewish War Veterans? If you remember … Read More
Among dozens of people from every synagogue, temple and age group in Louisville – the new Jewish Learning Center, 110 Dupont Cir., officially opened its doors and held a ribbon cutting and affixed the mezuzot to each of its doors … Read More
Lexington, KY – On September 5, over 100 members of the Jewish community from the University of Kentucky and the surrounding area gathered for the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Jewish Student Center and Chabad’s new home. Hosting educational … Read More
Before the newly-elected BBYO Chapter boards can focus on their individual duties and roles, they must work together to create a calendar for the term. What seems like a simple task is actually quite daunting, given the amount of programs … Read More
Tel Aviv field trip. Two hours to myself. Do I go to the beach, take off my shoes and put my feet in the foam? No. I walk to the Animation Festival. I won’t have time to see a film … Read More
This August, I participated in an exciting new program, the inaugural “Seminar on Wheels: Exploring Poland/Polin” designed for young American academics, educators, curators and activists or arts educators. The program organizers were especially interested in attracting those with Polish roots, … Read More
There is a famous story about a chaplain who visited a jail to deliver a sermon to the inmates. While ascending the podium to speak, he tripped and fell flat on his face. The room erupted in laughter. He picked … Read More
I was invited as the cantor for the High Holidays services to a conservative congregation in Kansas. On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, a festival meal was served at the synagogue in the auditorium. For both lunches after the morning … Read More
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