Kosher wine event set for Dec. 4
Benefit for Yeshiva of Minneapolis to feature Herzog’s head winemaker “Kosher Wine Uncorked,” a lavish kosher wine tasting event, will ...
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Dinkytown’s magic moment
Bill Savran is promoting his photos from Dinkytown and the historic preservation movement By MORDECAI SPECKTOR The “Dinkytown Reunion,” a ...
Continuing Mount Sinai’s legacy
The Mount Sinai Community Foundation will kick off its annual Giving Circle with an exhibit celebrating Mount Sinai Hospital and ...
Herb Alpert lives the creative life
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Trumpeter and bandleader Herb Alpert shot to worldwide fame with the 1962 song “The Lonely Bull.” The ...
A light on mental health
Music will be the theme for the Twin Cities Jewish Community Conference on Mental Health on Oct. 19 By ERIN ...
Editorial: A sukka or a tipi
This week, Jews everywhere are observing the festival of Sukkot. We are commanded to live in little huts. The sukka’s ...
Augsburg College approves Israel advocacy group
Students Supporting Israel was initially denied a charter by the student government, but the college administration overturned that decision By ...
Wendy Wasserstein’s great play
Leigh Silverman talks to the AJW about directing The Heidi Chronicles at the Guthrie By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Playwright Wendy Wasserstein ...
The Cookers come to town
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR David Weiss, a talented jazz trumpeter, composer, arranger and bandleader, is back in New York City, after ...
Rescuing art from the Third Reich
Robert Edsel, author of The Monuments Men, went from the oil business to art history By ERIN ELLIOTT BRYAN / ...
