Adath USY’s New Take on a 2020 Winter Fundraiser
As the weather turns colder many families have been wondering what to do to keep their children busy while at home this winter.
Who The Folk?! Haley and Anthony Sisler-Neuman
Minneapolis has a well-renown theater scene, so how do you create a new theater company for children — and do it in a pandemic? We talk with two familiar faces […]
St. Paul Jewish Federation Launches COVID Fundraising Campaign
The coronavirus crisis is by no means new, but it’s one that Ruth Olkon has been facing 24/7 for the last eight-plus months. As the CEO at Jewish Family Service […]
A Shabbat Message From The Minnesota Rabbinical Association
May such angelic presence fill the empty chairs at our tables and bring us peace.
Some Getting A Chance For B’nai Mitzvah On The Bima
Ritual events like Bar and Bat Mitzvah have been part of everyone’s lives that have been disrupted by coronavirus. While most synagogues have remained closed since mid-March, a few have […]
Local Jewish Changemakers on Building Networks and Connection During COVID-19
If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when? – Rabbi Hillel This summer, […]
COVID Forces Temporary JCC Fitness Center Closures
New order runs until Dec. 18.
LaDuke Apologizes For Pipeline, Auschwitz Comparison
Winona LaDuke, an environmental activist and former Green Party vice-presidential candidate, has apologized for comparing the Enbridge Line 3 oil pipeline in northern Minnesota to the Holocaust. On the Twin […]
What Are You Grateful For?
Judaism teaches us to be grateful, but we recognize that at this point of 2020, perhaps that’s been more of a challenge than it has been in the past. As […]
Who The Folk?! Stephanie Levine
What drives someone to run for office? We find that out from Stephanie Levine, who is the mayor-elect of Mendota Heights. We talk about the decision to go from District […]