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Louisville’s Big Four Bridge was among numerous landmarks worldwide lit up in orange Wednesday night (Feb. 26) honoring members of the Bibas family slain by Hamas while being held hostage in Gaza. Read more below: By Philissa Cramer (JTA) … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor Over much of the past year, small groups of Jewish Louisvilians have met to discuss, ruminate, and consider how to move forward in the wake of 2022’s groundbreaking, Brandeis University-led “Study of Jewish Louisville.” Cohorts … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor The statistics speak volumes, and what they say is horrific: Nine months into 2023, more than 110 people have been murdered and upward of 300 wounded within the city of Louisville by acts of gun … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor It was two decades ago that – after generations of missteps and misstarts, pledges, projections and all manner of political maneuverings – the City of Louisville and Jefferson County reconciled their differences and became one entity: … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor There are times when Karen Berg is akin to a voice in the wilderness wondering if anyone is listening. As the Democratic Kentucky State Senator representing its 26th District (as of 2023, areas of Louisville … Read More
Today, Louisville suffered an active shooting event that left 5 dead, including the shooter, and 8 wounded, some gravely. We do not know much more at this time, other than that people created in the image of God are … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor As Tessa Culbertson sat on the balcony of her Tel Aviv apartment, taking advantage of a relative calm in the clash be- tween Israel, Hamas and Arab Israelis, the Louisville native reflected on her first … 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
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor When Bill Altman signed on last March to advise Louisville Metro Mayor Greg Fischer about COVID testing, the city – and the world – were in a very different place. The coronavirus, which causes COVID, … Read More
Join Louisville BBYO and Teen Connect for a night at Slugger Field for a Louisville City FC game! Saturday, September 28, 2019 Meet at the Louisville J at 6:00pm $20, Transportation + Dinner Included Open to all Jewish teens in …
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