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By Lisa Hornung For Community Nationwide, kids missed plenty of camp this summer, forced to stay at home by the coronavirus pandemic. In Jewish Louisville, though, some of those campers are finally getting some good news. Kids who secured camp … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor When Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited Louisville in 2003 to speak at the Annual Louis D. Brandeis Lecture, it was probably the toughest ticket in town. Some 700 people were crammed into a hall at the … Read More
Sara’s View Sara Klein Wagner Welcome, 5781! The Jewish new year sounds like a fresh beginning, a new start. It is reassurance during strange times that the Jewish calendar remains a constant in the world. The cycle of holidays, festivals … Read More
Guest Columnist Orli Feder My high school experience has not been anywhere near that of an average American teen. I’ve spent the last four years attending an international boarding school in Israel that is part of a program called Na’ale … Read More
JCRC Scene Matt Goldberg We recently saw a historic event in Washington D.C. Representatives from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Israel signed a normalization and peace agreement under the auspices of the United States. Although there have been … Read More
Guest Columnists Beth Salamon and Ruth Greenberg (This is the second in a three-part series by NCJW, Louisville Section, about voting in the November election.) Voting hasn’t always been easy for everyone, but this year feels particularly challenging. For many … Read More
Human Resources Lee Chottiner I am neither a rabbi nor a cantor, but this month during Selichot, I got a taste of what it’s like to lead services in their shoes, during a life-altering pandemic. Selichot, as you know, is … Read More
After two years of raising money to build the new Jewish Community Center, one thing has definitely stuck with Jerry Abramson: People were almost unanimously willing to give. “We have made an enormous number of calls and had face-to-face meetings,” … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor How do you dwell in a small sukkah during a time of an infectious pandemic? Take your turn. That’s exactly how JOFEE, the Jewish sustainability group in Louisville will observe the Festival of Booths in … Read More
Shanna Tova! May we all enjoy a good year, a year of good health, joy and most important a year of Shalom, peace and wholeness and wellness. This month, we will celebrate many holidays, culminating our High Holy Days with … Read More
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