Beth Joseph News Today

United States Military Academy West Point Cadet Garret Longstaff of Ocean City, Class of 2025, has been named a Goldwater Scholar by the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation.

Millions of dollars have been raised in the past month for Israel and the victims of Hamas’ brutal attack on Oct. 7. However, money isn’t the only thing being given.

The mayors of Traverse City and Petoskey, and plenty of local residents, are putting out the unwelcome mat to people who own second homes in the region.

Tom’s Incredible Ice Cream, a small kosher-certified ice cream shop in Old Town Scottsdale, is the result of Jake Weintraub’s search for “some sort of novelty item” he could offer

The Jewish News of Northern California

Two emergency room doctors on their day off averted a tragedy on Saturday by saving the life of a 6-year-old boy who drowned in the pool of the Grapetree Bay

On most weekday mornings, Morah Lakie Blech makes breakfast for her family, gets her three children ready for school and heads out the door. When the weather is temperate, the

Ian Turner cares passionately about the safety of Greater Phoenix’s Jewish community, which is why he helps recruit and train community members to take care of their own.

In this week’s Torah portion, the Torah talks about the sotah, the wayward wife, who is suspected of infidelity. Her husband, after having warned her not to be secluded with

You know what Else? Maybe ‘fascinated’ is not the correct word for what I feel when reading these old newspapers… maybe nostalgia or maybe I just love old newspapers and magazines. I have a collection of Life magazines from the 1940’s — price 10c. This copy of The Enterprise from 95 years ago, for instance, quoting the Saranac Lake Chief of Police Frank E. Sheldon about the weather on the day of the parade of the first Winter Carnival in 1898. For me it was like talking to him. I ...