With a handful of days left in a quiet-yet-fiesty State Senate primary campaign, homes in St. Louis Park started getting dark money, independent expenditure mailings attacking Sen. Ron Latz. The […]
The Aug. 11 Democratic Senate primary between Rep. Angie Craig and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has been a hotly contested race since the two candidates announced within a few days […]
The watercolor painting isn’t big – 3 by 5 inches. But the sentimental and historical value made its return to the family worth the effort it get it back to […]
Recent Rosemount High School graduate Isla George won eight medals and was named female MVP at the 25th Maccabiah Games in Israel last month. She was one of three Minnesota […]
In late June, the Minnesota Republican Party quietly adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism to the party platform at its state convention. The adoption was started […]
One night at a Minneapolis bar, young filmmaker Andrew Zuckerman approached actress Sari Lennick and her husband, and asked if she would be interested in reading a script he was […]
While the Minnesota Fringe Festival is often known for comedic or satirical shows, one of the 103 shows at the August arts staple is going to focus on the dark […]
Judy Batalion, who is also the author of White Walls: A Memoir About Motherhood, Daughterhood And The Mess In Between, is a winner of a National Jewish Book Award and […]
After years in the corporate grind, Lenny Gale decided it was time to prioritize his health, leading him to create a resource that has changed lives and become a home-based […]
Tu b’Av (15th Av), if it is celebrated at all today, is usually considered a Jewish Valentine’s Day a.k.a. The Festival of Love. It is an excuse for exchanging romantic […]