In less than three weeks, more than $11.2 million has been raised for needs in Israel by the Minneapolis Jewish Federation’s Tikvatenu campaign, surpassing the $10 million goal that had […]
Laurel Hood is running for school board in the St. Anthony-New Brighton Independent School District 282, and that path may just have started in Duluth when she was a high […]
As fast as posters spotlighting the Israeli and foreign national kidnapping victims by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attack on Israel were going up in many communities, they were getting […]
The past 20 days have been deeply heartbreaking and scary beyond words, for many reasons. As a proud Jewfolk Board member, I am grateful for the tireless work that the […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, My two sons have four years between them. When […]
Rabbi Harold Kravitz has been to Israel countless times, in addition to two years of studying there in rabbinical school and a half-year there with his family while on Sabbatical. […]
Rep. Dean Phillips is running against President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination for 2024. The announcement came in a video clip released by CBS News Thursday night. Shortly after […]
Through November, the Northern Clay Center (NCC) will feature artist-curator Lily Fein’s The Skin of the Pot: Works by Lily Fein. The collection of pottery is part of NCC’s Emerging […]
As the Minnesota JCC prepares to launch the 2023 Twin Cities Film Festival, there has never been a more important time to come together. This year’s Festival, now in its […]
It’s been a heavy couple of weeks, so for this week’s Who The Folk?!, we opt for a little levity and a lot of randomness with Terri Lindenbaum, who among other […]