Joseph Elliot Elowsky, 85, Drove ‘Harem’ Of Senior Citizens To Their Appointments
At a local synagogue he was called “the man with the Golden Hands” because he created elaborate pieces of scenery for the plays they put on.The…
Bess Soffer, 68, Jewish Community Leader Whose Last Words, By FaceTime, Were ‘Group Hug’
Over 1000 people logged in for Bess Soffer’s Zoom funeral. Her children knew she was beloved, but even they were surprised by the turnout. “I k…
Meet a Jewish woman who lives in the former stronghold of the Aryan Nations
Andie Bond can almost see the one-time bastion of the American neo-Nazi movement from her house.
This NYC ice cream parlor is famous for wild flavors. It’s surviving the pandemic by catering to Jewish customers.
Max and Mina’s flavors tend to change with the seasons, the Jewish holidays and the Becker brothers’ moods.
Rabbis in DC and beyond rush to calm congregants on edge after a day of mob chaos at the Capitol
“There’s a lot of anxiety in our country right now, and so people are looking to our tradition for meaning,” Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld said.
Suzanne Tauber, 79, Avid Reader And Beloved Grandmother
Suzanne Tauber smoked her last cigarette on the day her daughter told her she was pregnant. After hearing the news that she was going to be a grand…
Discovering The Black Sea’s Long-Buried Jewish Cuisines
Odessa has a unique character, which emerges from its Jewish cuisine, a new cookbook shows.
What Questions To Ask Your Butcher About Your Brisket Cut This Passover
It’s not just about the grade of brisket — the cut is important, too.
This Japanese American Jewish Cook Is Building A Lifestyle Brand For ‘Ethnically Blended’ Households
Mochi latkes, chicken soup with gyoza kreplach, brisket made with tonkatsu sauce…mhm….
How Martha Rosler’s Attack On ‘The Woman In The Kitchen’ Made Men Angry
Martha Rosler’s “Semiotics of the Kitchen” made a lot of men angry in 1975. To Rosler, not a lot has changed.