6 Things To Know About The WWII Drama, ‘I’ll Find You’
Imagine playing the violin in front of an audience you despise in a building that you would rather see burned to the ground and being saved by two unbeatable things: […]
Synagogues, JCC Tweaking COVID Policies
After two years of uncertainty ranging from closing buildings and having fully virtual services and classes, to enforcing masking and checking vaccination status, the Jewish facilities in the Twin Cities […]
Jewish Community Action Names Beth Gendler As New Executive Director
Jewish Community Action, a nonprofit organization that brings together Jewish people to take action on racial and economic justice issues in Minnesota, has announced that Beth Gendler has been selected […]
New App Aims To Fix ‘Broken’ Online Dating
Even in the modern world of online dating and swiping left and right, Mendota Heights-born Miriam Younger had been a successful matchmaker, but she learned there was a group of […]
Who The Folk?! Daniel Rosen
Daniel Rosen was sent away to an immersive language camp each summer — basically against his will — to get him away from his family’s farm in northern Minnesota. It […]
Minneapolis Jewish Federation Approves $200k Allocation For Ukraine Support
The Minneapolis Jewish Federation board approved an emergency allocation of $200,000 to the Joint Distribution Committee and the Jewish Agency for Israel to support the Ukrainian Jewish community in the […]
4 Things To Look For In A Real Estate Agent
Moving from one house to another is never an easy task. It’s something that Zach Slovin understands more than most people. Slovin is in the midst of packing up and […]
Beth Gendler Leaving Role With NCJW Minnesota
Beth Gendler, who has been the executive director at NCJW Minnesota for nearly a decade, announced Wednesday that she’ll be leaving her position. NCJW Minnesota has posted its executive director […]
Hopkins, Minneapolis Schools Calendars To Recognize Jewish, Muslim Holidays
Hopkins and Minneapolis school districts will have some new no-school days on their calendars starting next school year. Both districts have added days off for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and […]
Who The Folk?! Sherry Knazan
Sherry Knazan could’ve hunkered down in her St. Louis Park condo in her first winter back in the Twin Cities after many years living in northern California. Instead, she launched […]