TTSP Dissolves, Sets Up New Endowment For Education Funding
In a way, the St. Paul Jewish Federation’s annual meeting on May 20 marked the end of one era and the beginning of another for Twin Cities Jews to the […]
Sholom Receives $8 Million Grant To Upgrade Operations For New Era
Sholom, Minnesota’s Jewish long-term care organization, has received a “historic” $8 million grant to invest in updating its operations and branding. Over the next year and a half, the organization […]
Tree Planting In Southern MN Keeps Anne Frank’s Legacy Alive
FAIRMONT, Minn. – When Anne Frank was hiding from the Nazis in a secret annex in Amsterdam, she dreamed of freedom. One symbol of that longing: An old chestnut tree, […]
A ‘Unique Historic Challenge’ – The Jewish View Of MN’s 2025 Legislative Session
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
As State Budget Finalizes, Sholom Braces For “Millions Of Dollars” Lost Over Next 4 Years
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
JFCS & JFS Prepare For Hard Times As Fed & MN Budgets Flail
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
Jewish Attorney Daniel Rosen Nominated To Be U.S. Attorney For Minnesota
Jewish lawyer Daniel Rosen was nominated to be U.S. attorney for Minnesota by President Donald Trump earlier this week. If Rosen is approved by the U.S. Senate, he will follow […]
Jewish Schools Raise Alarm Over Potential State Aid Cuts
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
You Can Help Digitize MN Jewish History With New Archives Project
Katie Dietrick, the archivist for the Nathan and Theresa Berman Upper Midwest Jewish Archives at the University of Minnesota, has an extensive collection to sort through. But sometimes it’s the […]
In May Season, Theatre Novi Most Showcases Ukrainian ‘Resilience & Resistance’
In “Sickle,” a play about the Holodomor, the Soviet-engineered genocide of Ukrainians in the early 1930s, a group of women try to overcome starvation while a fresh-faced ideologue struggles between […]