November 30, 2023
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Minneapolis native Leslie Fhima made it to the final two of “The Golden Bachelor,” but ultimately wasn’t chosen by Gerry Turner in the finale episode that aired Thursday night. Turner […]
Continue readingJuly 18, 2023
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When Margie Zats wrote her latest book in 2021, she did so as a response to the combination of COVID isolation, Minnesota winters, and most tragically, the death of her […]
Continue readingJuly 7, 2023
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JFS invites anyone searching for help with their caregiver journey to the new Caregiver Crash Course, a six-class educational series covering different aspects of caregiving. These classes will be part educational and part participatory with an opportunity for caregivers to learn from and share with each other.
Continue readingMay 11, 2023
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REHOVOT, Israel – On a small stage in the cozy back garden of Gojo, an Ethiopian restaurant in the city 30 minutes south of Tel Aviv, former Sen. Rudy Boschwitz […]
Continue readingJanuary 17, 2023
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Dying, grief and death are concepts that much of Western society has historically tried to pretend don’t exist, much to our detriment. Every day, thousands of people are in their […]
Continue readingNovember 28, 2022
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Robert Dorfman has acted for some of the undisputed greats of American theater. But his newest undertaking marks a transition from the stage to a “power broker” role that could […]
Continue readingSeptember 28, 2022
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When Mordechai Becker was diagnosed with cancer in 2012, he made it his last mission to write his life story. He wrote about the last time he saw his father, […]
Continue readingAugust 3, 2022
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Volunteer to Help Seniors Celebrate the High Holy Days
Continue readingMay 20, 2022
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Ruth Knelman, a fixture at Temple Israel for more than 70 years and a long-time volunteer in the synagogue’s Early Childhood Center, passed away on May 16 at 111 years […]
Continue readingMay 19, 2022
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During January’s omicron wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, leadership at Sholom, Minnesota’s Jewish long-term care organization, started panicking. At one point, 60 employees were sick with COVID and unable to […]
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