For Recent Grads, Job Search A Long Slog
Somewhere in the black hole of the 2020-that-could’ve-been is a year of opportunity for recent college graduates; the long-awaited reward for over 16 years of classes, projects, tests, and grades. […]
New To The Twin Cities? You Deserve A Warm Welcome
As I was planning this month’s virtual cook and chat for newcomers to the Twin Cities, I started reflecting on my own move here in August of 2012. We were […]
Who The Folk?! Evana Kvasnik
What do you do when you’re a vegan but can’t find challah? You could just make your own, but why not start a whole bakery? That’s what Evana Kvasnik did […]
Parenting By Parsha: Shemot
This week, Jews around the world will gather to hear the first verses of the book of Exodus, or, in Hebrew, Shemot. Exodus is the second book of the Torah, […]
Rep. Phillips: Capitol Siege ‘Most Horrifying Moments Of My Life’
Twenty-four hours after a group of terrorists, encouraged by President Donald Trump to go to the U.S. Capitol, took over the building and sent congress into lockdown, Minnesota’s Third-District Congressman […]
JCRC Condemns Insurrection in Washington, D.C.
Steve Hunegs, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (JCRC), issued the following statement: “For American democracy — its wellspring, its tree of life—is […]
Philanthropic Giving 101: A New Class For Financial Advisors
The Jewish Community Foundation recognized that there may be a gap in knowledge for some professional advisors.
Sholom Begins Vaccinating Residents, Staff
Barb Klick woke up happy on Jan. 3, for the first time in a while – and all because she was getting poked by a needle. Klick, the CEO of […]