According to Holocaust survivor Trudie Strobel, art saved her life – twice. First through her mother’s sewing skills as they were prisoners in Auschwitz and then through her use of the same medium to escape depression after the Holocaust. https://t.co/DV9PY9dPSO
🥍 Jordan Trostler of @OHS_Athletics@Orange_Schools is this week's Cleveland Jewish News Les Levine High School Player of the Week. https://t.co/f0qPys0x0w
For more than 20 years, Columbus and Kfar Saba in Israel have worked together to build stronger relationships and a greater understanding between Israeli and American Jews. https://t.co/rnkY6WklPW
Two Dublin teenagers are facing felony charges of “inciting panic” for posting violent threats against Dublin Scioto High School on social media, Rebecca Myers, public information officer for the Dublin Police Department told the CJN. https://t.co/2uHJgsAgjV
Congregation Agudas Achim in Bexley completes its “Jewish ideas speaker series” with presentations by Rabbi Ethan Tucker, president and Rosh Yeshiva at Hadar in New York, N.Y. and Robert Schottenstein, CEO and president of M/I Homes in Columbu https://t.co/nWOrIEB4OL
A record crowd attended the Cleveland Jewish News’ “Sports Talk Live” April 20 at Stonehill Auditorium at the Mandel Jewish Community Center in Beachwood, where they heard a panel of sports experts discuss the hottest topics in local sports. https://t.co/gmTGWFAc1d
⚾ Josh Rosenblitt of @BisonAthletics@BeachwoodBison is this week's Cleveland Jewish News Les Levine High School Player of the Week. https://t.co/F8T3PLsAO3
Eric Lindberg and Doni Zasloff, the husband and wife team behind Nefesh Mountain Band headlining this year’s Central Ohio Folk Festival, have described their music as “American bluegrass and old-time music meet with Jewish heritage and tradition." https://t.co/p1ueAwggkg
Steven Centofanti has worked for nearly a decade for the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging to develop marketing and communications strategies, while overseeing marketing and communications campaigns to inform seniors about services the agency offers. https://t.co/cEC3CkHlvh
Congregation Torat Emet in Bexley and JewishColumbus are presenting a free showing of the film “RECKONINGS: The First Reparations” at Drexel Theater April 18 as part of their community Yom HaShoah commemoration. https://t.co/VV2wrFMfO7
This year’s Columbus Yom Hashoah Holocaust commemoration will not only honor survivors and those who lost their lives in the Shoah, but also serve as a symbol of the Jewish community’s unity. https://t.co/YtODPmvnNj
🏒 Noam Greenberg of @shakerschools@raidersofshaker is this week’s Cleveland Jewish News Les Levine High School Player of the Week. https://t.co/SUUmzR5kcU
For the Erkis and Berliner families, each finalist for the Don Erkis & Lou Berliner High School Jewish Scholar/Athlete Award are winners, whether or not they ultimately win at the May 7 awards presentation. https://t.co/aMJNmV7rFN
Wexner Heritage Village partner United Church Homes Management, Inc. announced a partnership with Ohio’s Hospice & Pure Healthcare March 22 in a move expected to improve Wexner residents’ quality of care. https://t.co/pyAJ8VhsMs
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to delay his efforts to overhaul the country’s judicial system sends a signal that such changes are unlikely to occur, said Aaron David Miller of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. https://t.co/DrwgqyX03N
🏒 Ryder Beegun of @UnivSchoolSport@MaroonBlackPuck is this week’s Cleveland Jewish News Les Levine High School Player of the Week. https://t.co/YsyVD23eMJ
JewishColumbus has moved on from former president and CEO Joel Marcovitch, who has led the organization since 2018, effective immediately. https://t.co/7GaSJupQwq
Lorn Spolter has been a professional photographer for more than 40 years in Columbus, photographing countless lifecycle events, including bar and bat mitzvahs and weddings. https://t.co/ggMOpmMTvt