‘The French Dispatch’ is Wes Anderson’s most Jewish film yet
By GABE FRIEDMAN (JTA) — Jewishness has been at the fringes of several of Wes Anderson’s movies, but the famed director ...
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‘One person can make a difference’
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor Judith Meisel, a Holocaust survivor and educator whose testimony was read at the recent ...
Lithuanian Jews are split over the closing of only functioning synagogue in Vilnius
By CNAAN LIPHSHIZ (JTA) — Lithuanian Jews are divided over a decision to close the only functioning synagogue in Vilnius ...
Lisa Gutkin: Weaving in the music
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Un mir zaynen ale brider, oy, oy ale brider / Un mit zingen freylekhe lider, oy oy ...
Eleanor Gantman’s first century
Gantman, who worked with her mother and husband in the kosher food business, leads a full life at Sholom Home ...
Editorial: Looking ahead to the second century
We made it. The newspaper of Minnesota’s Jewish community is marking 100 years of continuous publication — under the American ...
Weinberg’s art illuminates Jewish history
St. Paul JCC displays twin exhibits by local artist Susan Weinberg that offer different perspectives on the Holocaust By DORIS ...
Art exhibit reflects on vanished Jewish world
The St. Paul JCC will feature two exhibits by artist Susan Weinberg, A Hole in Time and The Silence Speaks ...
Kaddish for a world destroyed
A new photo exhibit by Victor Bloomfield depicts remnants of Jewish communities that once thrived in two Baltic states By ...
Rabbi Bernard S. Raskas touched many lives
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Growing up in St. Paul’s Highland Park Jewish community, Rabbi Bernard Solomon Raskas was always a part ...
