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By Andrew Adler Community Editor This past October 19, a video was posted on the Facebook page of Israel’s Galilee Medical Center. It showed physician and CEO Masad Barhoum, wearing a ballistic protective vest, telling how his hospital was serving a … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor The Galilee Medical Center is a nearly 800-bed facility located in the city of Nahariya at the northern tip of Israel. That by itself is unremarkable. What is remarkable is that this hospital in the … Read More
By Matt Golden Director, Jewish Community Relations Council Like many of you, we watched yesterday’s (July 24) Knesset vote in Israel very closely. When it was over, many of us were deeply troubled. Our good friend and former Federation head, … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor A one-year-old child can maybe walk, say a word or two and play in the sandbox. A one-year-old Trager Family Jewish Community Center can run, swim, sing, teach, dine, dance, work out, catch a show … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Everyone has a 9/11 story to tell. Jewish Louisvillians are no exception. U.S. Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer James Todd (Ret.) was the first military commander to respond to the attack on the World Trade … Read More
The Louisville Jewish Archives Committee is seeking help from Community readers to identify photos from its collection, which depicts 100 years of the JCC (formerly the YMHA), Federation and other Jewish institutions. The photos will be retained by JCC, but … Read More
Several years ago, while looking at the many photos that were taken for Community, I began to wonder what will happen to them. Many people in the shots were not identified, although most are preserved by event. And what about … Read More
The Jewish Community of Louisville has announced that in 2015, the Lewis W. Cole Memorial Young Leadership Award will go to Ross Cohen and the Joseph J. Kaplan Young Leadership Award will go to Scott Weinberg. They will be presented … Read More
Bernard Trager, philanthropist, community leader and founder of Republic Bancorp, died Friday, February 10, following a lengthy illness. A preeminent businessman, Trager and his wife, Jean, bought a small bank in Shelbyville, KY, in 1977, and it became the cornerstone … Read More
Bernard Trager, philanthropist, community leader and founder of Republic Bancorp, died Friday, February 10, following a lengthy illness. A preeminent businessman, Trager and his wife, Jean, bought a small bank in Shelbyville, KY, in 1977, and it became the cornerstone … Read More
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