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	Select an Archives Section: JP Archives: Archives 22 Archived Articles Found in Archives Next 20 Articles > 1) Posted Aug 27 2008 Rabbi Uri Topolosky On The New Orleans Jewish Community By Tova Stulman Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans on August 29, 2005, but the lesser media coverage since doesn't mean that the entire city has fully recovered. Read Article 2) Posted Jul 23 2008 Cherry Hill, New Jersey: A Fruitful Area for Jewish Life By Tova Stulman "You couldn't pick a better place" - that is the official motto of Cherry Hill Township, at least according to the town's official website. And it seems that for the Orthodox Jewish community that has been thriving in the area, the motto certainly rings true. Read Article 3) Posted Feb 27 2008 Dallas Texas: Redefining Texas Hospitality By Jasmine Kahn Orthodox Jewry unfortunately occupies a rather small percentage of the Jewish people, so the mention of an area with a mere 20 observant families paints a daunting picture for a potentially thriving community. Read Article 4) Posted Dec 27 2007 Jewish Living Somewhere Between An Urban And Suburban Setting By Tova Stulman, Jewish Press Staff Reporter The New York Times recently called the neighborhood of Belle Harbor "a sleepy ocean-to-bay community," but there is nothing sluggish or lethargic about the Jewish community of Belle Harbor. Read Article 5) Posted Nov 28 2007 Elizabeth, New Jersey: A Kehillah In The Truest Sense By Tova Stulman, Jewish Press Staff Reporter When Naomi Stroock's family decided to move from Kew Gardens, Queens, in search of a bigger house, they came to visit one of Stroock's childhood friends, Efrona Hagler, for Shabbos. Read Article 6) Posted Oct 24 2007 Sweet Home Savannah By Yoni Glatt There's the old joke about two Jews deserted on an island who build three shuls. Like many attempts at humor, there is a certain degree of truth to this adage. Read Article 7) Posted Sep 25 2007 Celebration In Williamsburg By Elliot Resnick, Jewish Press Staff Reporter He survived Dachau concentration camp, emigrated to America, raised a family, and published his memoirs. Read Article 8) Posted Sep 25 2007 Finding The Faith... In Thailand By Sari Nossbaum The easiest way to spot the scores of Israelis in Thailand is to look for the Crocs. Yes, those ugly rubber-soled sandals that come in an array of colors. Read Article 9) Posted Aug 29 2007 Houston, Texas: Torah With A Texas Twang By Tova Stulman Think of a place that is a beacon of diversity and multiculturalism, a hub of international businesses, major airports, and resident companies in the four disciplines of the performing arts, as well as fine art museums and a museum of natural science. Read Article 10) Posted Jul 25 2007 Profile Of The Jewish Community At Cornell University By Tova Stulman Cornell University is home to some of the brightest students and one of the most prestigious institutions of higher learning in the country. Read Article 11) Posted Jun 27 2007 Oceanside, N.Y. - To Be Young Again By Yoni Glatt Youth is the key to a Jewish community. Sure, there are snowbird synagogues, but bocce ball and bingo aren't going to attract young couples. Read Article 12) Posted May 22 2007 Hollywood, Florida - Hooray For Hollywood By Yoni Glatt When most people think of Hollywood, they think "lights, camera, action," along with images of movie stars, celebrities and the Lakers. Read Article 13) Posted Apr 25 2007 Albert Einstein College Of Medicine: The Anatomy Of A Jewish Community By Tova Stulman When most people think of the usual flourishing Jewish communities, Teaneck, Brooklyn, and Riverdale are probably among the first that spring to mind. Read Article 14) Posted Mar 28 2007 Young Israel Of Deerfield Beach: The Shul That Built A Community By Joel Saibel "If you build it, they will come." These words most accurately describe the Young Israel of Deerfield Beach, the fastest-growing branch in the Young Israel movement. Read Article 15) Posted Feb 21 2007 Melbourne, Australia: A Snapshot By Sari Nossbaum Melbourne, Australia, perhaps the most "out-of-town" Jewish community, prides itself on its laid-back lifestyle. Read Article 16) Posted Feb 07 2007 *Unique Jewish Communities Series* By Shoshana Matzner Bekerman The Jews Of Portugal: Contemporary Sites And Events Aristides de Sousa Mendes: A Moral Model For The World (Part Three) Read Article 17) Posted Jan 31 2007 The Jews Of Portugal: Contemporary Sites And Events (Part Two) By Shoshana Matzner Beckerman In the first article on the Jews of Portugal, we reviewed the glorious periods of the history and depths of persecution to which Jews were subjected during the Inquisition. Read Article 18) Posted Jan 24 2007 Memphis, Tennessee: The Jerusalem Of The South By Rachel Berman Memphis, Tennessee - Southern city of Beale Street Blues, Elvis Presley, and sweet potato pie; made famous in the Jewish world by Tova Mirvis' book, The Ladies Auxiliary, and downright solid in its own Jewish right, with a Jewish presence dating back to 1838, and the reality of being the most established Jewish community for hundreds of miles. Read Article 19) Posted Dec 27 2006 Oak Park/Southfield/West Bloomfield, A Trio Of Jewish Boom Towns In Michigan By Tova Stulman In the late 1950's, planned developments in the Oak Park community of Michigan earned it the title "America's fastest growing city." Read Article 20) Posted Dec 27 2006 The Jews Of Portugal: The Modern Day Miracle (Part One) By Shoshana Matzner Bekerman The small Jewish community of Lisbon recently celebrated Chanukah with a major community event, which took on a special meaning for them. Read Article 22 Archived Articles Found in Archives Next 20 Articles >
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