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Collected Stories, Play at The Bard’s Town Explores Writer’s Dilemma

by Cynthia Canada Special to Community The Bard’s Town Theatre is way off Broadway – in the best possible sense. Its mission is to offer up live theater that you can’t find elsewhere, whether it’s a new play by a … Read More >

Beber Camp friends, old and new, explored Israel together

Beber Camp friends, old and new, explored Israel together [by Cynthia Canada, Special to Community] (See full image gallery at the end of this article.) Three high school students from Louisville experienced Israel this summer from a new perspective – … Read More >

Saving the Stones offers insights into history and heritage

Saving the Stones offers insights into history and heritage [by Cynthia Canada, Special to Community ] If you’re thinking about a trip to Israel and you’re looking for a new perspective, the Old City of Acre may be the place … Read More >

Thomas Wissinger Joins JCC Staff

[by Cynthia Canada, Freelance Writer] The Jewish Community Center welcomed Thomas Wissinger as its new senior director of membership and wellness on May 6. Wissinger is employed by WTS International, the fitness management consulting firm that manages the JCC’s membership … Read More >

JCC Latest News June 30, 2013

Felson shares advocacy experiences at Uniquely Jewish Event

[by Cynthia Canada, Freelance Writer] The Uniquely Jewish event on Tuesday, May 21, combined good food and challenging discussion in a setting that brought nature indoors, thanks to the rustic but airy design of the Gheens Foundation Lodge in the … Read More >

Rothschilds share recollections of their ordeal during WWII

Rothschilds share recollections of their ordeal during WWII [by Cynthia Canada] On March 25, 2013, the Louisville Courier Journal published an article by Peter Smith, telling the story of John and Renée Rothschild’s escape from German-occupied France in 1942. … Read More >

Naamani Lecture looks at Small-Town Jewish communities

Naamani Lecture looks at Small-Town Jewish communities [by Cynthia Canada] The University of Louisville’s 2013 Naamani Lecture, delivered by Professor Lee Shai Weissbach on April 9, focused on the topic of his new book, Jewish Life in Small-Town America: … Read More >

Alfred S. Joseph, Stuart Yudofsky Inducted into Atherton Hall of Fame

[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 >

Cantor Scholarship Recipient Jacob Spielberg Found History, Family in Israel

[by Cynthia Clegg Canada] This summer, Jacob Spielberg took the trip of a lifetime – his first trip outside the U.S., and his first trip to Israel. The Kentucky Day School junior made the journey as the recipient of the … Read More >

ILOJ Conference Inspires

[by Cynthia Clegg Canada] Lions of Judah are women who believe in the critical work that Federations do to make a difference in people’s lives and have made the commitment to contribute at least $5,000 annually to their communities’ annual … Read More >

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Collected Stories, Play at The Bard’s Town Explores Writer’s Dilemma

Beber Camp friends, old and new, explored Israel together

Saving the Stones offers insights into history and heritage

Thomas Wissinger Joins JCC Staff

Felson shares advocacy experiences at Uniquely Jewish Event

Rothschilds share recollections of their ordeal during WWII

Naamani Lecture looks at Small-Town Jewish communities

Alfred S. Joseph, Stuart Yudofsky Inducted into Atherton Hall of Fame

Cantor Scholarship Recipient Jacob Spielberg Found History, Family in Israel

ILOJ Conference Inspires

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