J-Pride Concert Brings Eclectic Musicians Together
Come join us for some music on Sunday!
A New Delhi Hanukkah Miracle
I’m standing in a vaguely dirty room, by the take-a-book-leave-a-book shelves. The smell of dust, sweat, and fried dough tickle my nostrils. The room, which is sort of lit by […]
Who The Folk?! Tzipporah Johnson
What’s it like to feel like you are reclaiming your name and identity? We find out from musician Tzipporah Johnson, a Minneapolis-based guitarist, educator, and singer-songwriter. We talk about her […]
Draft MN Social Studies Standards Eliminates Holocaust Mentions
The public comment period runs through Jan. 4.
Talmud Torah of St. Paul Announces New Board Leadership
The Talmud Torah of St. Paul (TTSP) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of new Leadership to the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee leads the Board of […]
Jelly Donut Trifle A Twist On A Hanukkah Staple
Nine years ago a magazine featured an article about trifles for the holidays. Not one of the recipes was inspired by Chanukah. I felt Chanukah was made for this type […]
BE THE LIGHT Spreads Tikkun Olam Throughout Hanukkah
Be the Light celebrates the Jewish concept of Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) and allows us to bring light into the lives of others.
The Naked Truth about Chanukah
On the early morning of July 18, a protestor in Portland dubbed “Naked Athena,” wearing only a hat and facemask, approached the police at SW 3rd and Taylor. Though some […]
Local Restaurants Offering Curbside Hanukkah Dining
What do you do when you own a restaurant group and don’t have recipes for some Hanukkah stapes? You borrow from the family recipe book, of course. David Benowitz, whose […]
Who The Folk?! Enzi Tanner
What’s it like to be the first person to be hired in a particular position? We find out this week when we talk to Enzi Tanner, the community safety organizer […]