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By Andrew Adler Community Editor National Council of Jewish Women, Louisville Section has a new executive director: Sarah Harlan, currently head of The Temple’s religious school and the Louisville High School of Jewish Studies. Harlan will begin her new job on … Read More
Sara’s View Sara Klein Wagner CenterStage, the oldest operating theatre company in Kentucky, has brought so much joy to so many audiences. And the show goes on. There is more to come as CenterStage enters a new era at the … Read More
By Michael Ginsberg For Community When the COVID pandemic reached Louisville in early 2020, the leaders of the city’s Hebrew schools responded the same way as most other U.S. educators: They switched to virtual learning and scrambled to find ways … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Jews of different sexual orientations and gender identities have existed, some say, since the days of the Bible. Now, a high school level course is teaching Jewish teens who those people were – and are. … Read More
By Lisa Hornung For Community Louisville’s five Jewish religious schools are taking different approaches to starting school this fall. Some have delayed their starts, some are meeting virtually, and some are conducting classes in person with serious sanitary measures. Louisville … Read More
On Thursday, August 2, Patty Hansel, community relations director at The Grand, a new senior living facility, will speak about her assisted living facility. Lunch will include cheese quesadillas, black bean and corn salad, Mexican style rice, fresh fruit and … Read More
“Once upon a Time” was the theme of a steampunk evening as CenterStage transformed The J for its magical annual Light Up CenterStage gala fundraiser on Saturday evening, December 3. The building was transformed into the place to see and … Read More
Each year, Light Up CenterStage gets better than the year before and this year’s December event will keep up that tradition. When the door open on Saturday, December 3, at 7 p.m., get ready to party. Eventualities will transform The … Read More
Sarah Harlan, who has served as principal of the High School of Jewish Studies since 2013, has accepted two new leadership roles in the community. While continuing as principal of HSJS, Harlan is now also serving as the principal of … Read More
There are some exciting changes afoot at Louisville’s High School of Jewish Studies. With the first day of classes just a few week away on Sunday, September 11, faculty and staff are gearing up to not only welcome the school’s … Read More
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