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By Lee Chottiner Community Editor A four-month Jewish Community Center program meant to help people through the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic has culminated with a work of art that exudes light. At the final session of the virtual … Read More
By staff and releases Louisville businessman Craig Greenberg, a Democrat, announced his candidacy for mayor Wednesday, entering a growing field that already includes three other candidates. If he wins, it will mark the return of a Jewish Louisvillian to the … Read More
This is the third in a series of photo galleries made possible by the Louisville Jewish Archives Committee. The panel is seeking help from Community readers to identify photos from its collection, which depicts 100 years of Jewish life in … 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
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Jeff Jamner, creative consultant for the arts and ideas at the Jewish Community Center, now also serves as a dispatcher. Jamner heads up the JCC’s Our Community Cares COVID response team (OC3). He dispatches designated … Read More
Human Resources Lee Chottiner I’m going out on a limb here: I’m thinking that many of you are suffering from what I call “virtual fatigue.” You’re getting tired of all the virtual aspects of life brought on by the coronavirus … Read More
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 Ralph Green’s sons used to spend countless hours at the Jewish Community Center playing sports, learning to swim, studying Hebrew and going to camp. Perhaps their most memorable moment, though, was “a Jewish star made … Read More
Temple Shalom will hold its first in-person service since March on Friday when it celebrates Simchat Torah outdoors on its backyard lawn. The service will begin at 6 p.m. Worshippers are being asked to bring their own lawn chairs, wear … Read More
By Community Staff While finding its new normal, the Jewish Community Center is showing signs of positive change. A vacant lot now sits along Dutchmans Lane, where just a couple of days earlier, a house stood. Nothing unusual about that; … Read More
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