New Jew In Town: Blogging Out Of My Comfort Zone
I’ve written blogs about boy bands, blogs about finding my prom dress, and blogs about dates. I’ve covered a lot of things, but I never thought I’d be updating a blog about the crisis in Israel.
I’ve written blogs about boy bands, blogs about finding my prom dress, and blogs about dates. I’ve covered a lot of things, but I never thought I’d be updating a blog about the crisis in Israel.
Etgar Keret, best-selling Israeli author, skinny house owner, and certified weirdo will be at the Sabes JCC on Wednesday. Don’t Miss This.
The myriad of options available for charitable giving is overwhelming for many young adults. Mount Sinai Community Foundation’s new model of giving is easy, informative, and rewarding.
I’ve never experienced a Minnesota winter, but I have lived through hurricanes.
No cross-country move is complete without an epic embarrassing moment. Mine took place at the gym.
You may not have drive-thru daiquiri stands, but Minnesota Jews have it pretty good. There are even a few things for this Louisiana girl to love.
“In Russia… I was a Jew and my family was picked on. Here, I wasn’t American. I was picked on for being Russian.” Part two of Veronica’s inspiring story.
Veronica Gagnelius always knew she was Jewish. She just wasn’t sure what it meant.
I thought I was familiar with the Minneapolis Jewish community… until I heard about Cara Levin.
The mayor of Golden Valley and I reminisce about humid Kabbalat Shabbats of yore.