Parenting By Parsha: Emor
A few weeks ago I was at the playground with my kiddo and my wife. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon and the place was hopping. If you want to […]
Moishe House Seeking New TC Residents
As one of the newer entries to the Twin Cities Jewish community scene, Moishe House has had a successful run in its first five years in Minneapolis. But pretty soon, […]
Our Strength Comes From Our Community
Dear Sholom Community: Dear Sholom Community: Our world is now a full year into an unprecedented pandemic which has tested each and every person and organization. Depending on where you […]
Who The Folk?! Corey Gordon
What’s it like to be part of the most-watched trial in the country for a generation? We find out when we talk to Corey Gordon, a longtime attorney who was […]
Parenting By Parsha: Achrei Mot-Kedoshim
My toddler knows how to say the word “no” now. To be completely fair, he also knows a lot of other words. Actually, this week he said his first full […]
Social Initiative To Bring Remembrance To The Living Room
Across the Twin Cities two weeks ago, people gathered in virtual living rooms as a part of Zikaron BaSalon, a Holocaust remembrance initiative that started in Israel and has been […]
Jewish Organizations’ Statements After Derek Chauvin Found Guilty
After the guilty verdicts of the former Minneapolis policeman who killed George Floyd on May 25, 2020, a number of Jewish organizations released statements: Jewish Community Action: Today, Derek Chauvin […]
Chauvin Guilty On All Counts, But Work Remains Ahead
Enzi Tanner didn’t watch the trial of Derek Chauvin. Even as the jury returned guilty verdicts Tuesday afternoon on all three counts that Chauvin was charged with — second-degree murder, […]
Minnesota Rabbinical Association Letter Awaiting Chauvin Verdict
To the Minnesota Jewish Community and Beyond: We have counted 330 days since George Floyd was killed by former police officer Derek Chauvin. Today many of us are counting the […]