Parenting By Parsha: Beshalach
Yesterday, our toddler took the magnet in the shape of Moses off the fridge and gave it a hug, tablets, flowing beard and all. Our kiddo is really into hugging […]
Jon Savitt Has ‘Inspirational(ish) Messages’ For You
During the past 10 months, being an artist has been challenging. But that hasn’t stopped Jon Savitt from trying to keep creating. The Minnesota native (and sort of Minnesota resident […]
Eden Prairie Schools To Change Start Date, Avoiding Rosh Hashanah
EP schools will start on Sept. 8 this fall.
Who The Folk?! Marley Zoss
When a passion for baking turns into a business, does it matter when the owner is 12? Not for Marley Zoss. Marley is the owner of Marley’z Cakes + Cupcakes, […]
Parenting By Parsha: Bo
This week, we read the portion of ‘Bo,’ which, literally translated, means something like, ‘come over here.’ While the name of this portion sounds like an invitation, it’s more like […]
Show Up In 2021
While studying abroad in Spain during junior year, I decided to visit a college friend in Egypt and check the pyramids of Giza off my bucket list. There I stood, […]
Teen’s Petition Helping Push Eden Prairie Schools On Fall Start
There’s nothing like walking into your high school for the first time as a student. Unfortunately for Jewish students in the Eden Prairie School District, the school district is asking […]
Who Doesn’t Need A Good Laugh? TC Jewish Humor Festival Goes Virtual
Benji Lovitt, for better or worse, has gotten plenty used to performing in the middle of the night. “I’ve been saying for months: if you’re going to work at 2:30 […]
Who The Folk?! Evana Kvasnik
What do you do when you’re a vegan but can’t find challah? You could just make your own, but why not start a whole bakery? That’s what Evana Kvasnik did […]
Parenting By Parsha: Shemot
This week, Jews around the world will gather to hear the first verses of the book of Exodus, or, in Hebrew, Shemot. Exodus is the second book of the Torah, […]