Who The Folk?! Jason Zucker
Minnesota Wild left winger Jason Zucker is more than just a hockey player: He’s Jewish, too!
Need To Freshen Up Your Seder? Try These Options
The Passover story may be the same each year, but maybe this is the year to find a different way of telling it. Learn about some other haggadah options.
Minnesota Students Stop BDS Resolution Again
The final result was positive, but the four-hour process was grueling and painful for the Jewish students who came, watched online and followed on Twitter.
Adele, Justin Bieber Mashed-Up For Passover Parody
Love them or hate them – the Passover parody songs have begun!
Who the Folk?! Cory Provus
A native of the Chicago suburb of Highland Park, Provus has worked his way from a one-inning-per-game broadcaster with WGN Radio calling Cubs games, to the radio voice of the Minnesota Twins.
Schmooze: By the Rivers Offers a Spiritual Place for the Unaffiliated
“There is a need in the Jewish community that isn’t being completely fulfilled by interacting with existing institutions,” Shavit-Lonstein says. “But it’s not just within the Jewish community; churches and mosques face this too. There are under-connected people within their own religions.”
Meet Herzl Camp Executive Director Gary Kibort
Meet Herzl Camp’s first Executive Director Gary Kibort, and learn what the Jewish overnight camp has planned for this summer and the future.
Rye Deli Shocks Fans With Abrupt Closing
Just over two years after a much hyped opening in Lowry Hill, Rye Delicatessen & Bar abruptly closed its doors Monday, March 31.
Seven Stars Kosher Coffeehouse Closes Its Doors
Seven Stars Coffeehouse in Edina closed its doors on April 30th. “It was a great run,” owner Kathy Rendlemen said.
More Than A Nosh: Burch Steak
Lonny Goldsmith reviews Isaac Becker’s new joint: Burch Steak. Like our Butcher & The Boar review, check your kashrut at the door.