Who The Folk?! Marnie Dachis Marmet
What compels a person to start a business? How about multiple businesses, and running them at the same time? Throw in podcasting and writing a book, and that what entrepreneur […]
Parenting By Parsha: Vayakhel
A few days ago it was my wife’s birthday and, just like any other special event we celebrated over the past year or so, we had a Zoom birthday party. […]
100 Hours In March 2020
A look back at the one-year mark of the pandemic.
Beyond February: Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Is Not Over Yet
Hundreds of Jewish organizations and communities in the U.S., Canada, Israel, and around the world have wholeheartedly embraced JDAIM. JDAIM began in 2009 in Minneapolis and three other communities to […]
Who The Folk?! Noah Garon
What does it take to create a line of high fashion that is also technologically advanced? University of Minnesota senior Noah Garon has done just that. We talk about the […]
Parenting By Parsha: Ki Tisa
Every time I walk into my home I wash my hands. This has long been my practice (the New York City subway is gross), but these days hand-washing takes on […]
How Judaism Grants The Foundation – And Encouragement – To Question
I was the Bat Mitzvah that questioned whether I wanted to be Jewish. I outright questioned my rabbi if I didn’t believe in a God, does that mean I should […]
Rabbi Kravitz Announces His Upcoming Retirement
Harold Kravitz, Adath Jeshurun Congregation’s senior rabbi, announced Wednesday night his intention to retire at the end of his current contract in June 2023. While the 27 month lead time […]
HMJDS’s Binus Leaving School After Next Year
Yoni Binus, the head of school at Heilicher Minneapolis Jewish Day School, announced the upcoming 2021-22 school year will be his last at the school in a statement released Monday […]
St. Paul Schools Joins Majority Of Districts In Avoiding Rosh Hashanah Start
Before winter break hit for the St. Paul Public Schools, Heather Kilgore got a heads-up that the school district calendar for the 2021-22 school year might have an early issue […]