In Wake Of Tel Aviv & Orlando, Seeking Peace Amid Pride
Trying to make sense of hate at home and abroad leaves tough questions to answer.
Chocolate & Strawberry Mousse Cups for Shavout
Here’s a quick and easy Shavout snack that’s sure to please.
Shavuot: The Least Celebrated Holiday. For Good Reason
Shavuot’s beginning did not revolve around an evil despot. There was no attempt at annihilation. No bloodshed. No war.
How Scouting Helps Reinforce Jewish Ideals
Our son wanted to continue his involvement with Cub Scouts, specifically a Jewish Cub Scout pack. In my search, I was pleased to find the pack at the Sabes JCC.
What We Liked This Week, May 29-June 3
There’s a lot to read/watch/listen to online, so let us share some of our favorite things with you.
Take Me To Shul
Finding solace in great local music during a no good, very bad couple of weeks.
JCC Festival Celebrates Link Between Jews, Food
We Jews are no strangers to food. For us, the tastes and smells of certain foods are synonymous with our family and communal experiences. Many of us have special holiday […]
Israel: Saying Goodbye, But Not Letting Go
Most Israelis I met were vibrant, full of life, and focused on the matters of every day living. It is these relationships that stir my heart.
Help the Vice Squad Stamp Out Old Ladies
How a penny-poker game in Omaha once led to the arrest of 40 Jewish women in Omaha.
Memories Of Dad In Everyday Objects
How an 11-year-old pair of sunglasses makes for a daily reminder of a daughter’s love for her father.