With 50 people in the temporary city council chambers at the Minneapolis Public Services Center and dozens more in overflow spaces throughout the building, the Minneapolis City Council voted on […]
Music has long been a key part of Beth El Synagogue, whether coming up with new melodies that get widely adopted or concerts that bring the community together. So to […]
Tic Treitler’s casting in their first play was less about their acting skill than their circus skills. But having trained at St. Paul’s Circus Juventas gave the University of Minnesota student […]
When the Klezmer On Ice Festival debuted last winter, organizers weren’t sure how it was going to go and who the audience for something like this might be. “One of […]
We write to you today in regard to the resolution entitled, “Support of Permanent Ceasefire and Preventing Loss of Human Life in the Middle East” which is presently being considered […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, I have a friend with a complex set of […]
Gabriel Flaum was working in a finance job that he didn’t like when he decided to draw back to his elementary school ways of making money: Buying and selling items. […]
Despite the first day of sub-zero wind chills in the Twin Cities this winter, a crowd of more than 30 people stood outside at Beth El Synagogue to mark the […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, When I was first out of college, I had […]
Despite suggestions otherwise last week, a Minneapolis City Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Israel was not voted on Monday morning at that body’s first meeting of the new […]