January 17, 2023
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ying, 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 […]
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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 […]
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hen 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, […]
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Volunteer to Help Seniors Celebrate the High Holy Days
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uth 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 […]
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uring 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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on Mandelbaum is, by his account, on his third or fourth career at this point. “This is like this not your typical startup, a bunch of 20-year-olds that come up […]
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ear 2021, You sure started off with a bang! Covid vaccinations have arrived! In February you decided to play a fun little game of “ how to get a vaccine […]
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ith the uncertainty about how those who have had COVID-19 are impacted by the illness in the long-term, Sholom has launched a new rehab program aimed at helping “long-haulers,” COVID […]
Continue readingJuly 22, 2021
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The exhibit is co-sponsored by the American Swedish Institute, JCRC, and Beth El Synagogue’s Greenberg Family Fund for Holocaust Awareness.
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