Elegance is a relative term, but most people know it when they see it. One […]
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The Long Journey Home, Chapter 10: War
Thursday: My wife and I just came back from a trip along with a representative […]
Jewish poet Louise Glück, who won Nobel literature prize, dies at 80
(JTA) — Louise Glück, a Jewish-American poet who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature […]
Actress and teacher Joanna Merlin, original Tzeitel in Broadway’s ‘Fiddler,’ dies at 92
(JTA) — Joanna Merlin, a famed acting coach and casting director who early in her […]
Remembering Ann Louise Moss Meranus (1931-2023)
Ann Louise Moss was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in 1931, the first-born daughter of Harold […]
Cincinnati community unites in solidarity with Israel
By Melissa HunterAssistant Editor The community of Cincinnati came together last Tuesday, October 10, at […]
Coffee and conversation with artist Ellie Beth Scott at the Skirball Museum
Submitted by the Skirball Museum Cincinnati In her one-woman show currently on view at the […]
Cincinnati communities unite for “Good Troublemakers”
Submitted by the Jewish Community Relations Council In honor of the 60th anniversary of Cincinnati’s […]
‘This is not some distant tragedy’: Biden drapes White House in Israel’s colors as US death toll rises to 11
(JTA) — President Joe Biden said at least 11 Americans are dead among the hundreds […]
How Jewish day schools are talking about the horrors in Israel with their students
(JTA) — Rabbi Binyamin Krauss swayed back and forth as he delivered an emotional message […]