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Miracle League Field In Vernon Hosts First Official Game - Vernon, CT - The first official game was played Saturday at the new regional special needs athletic field in Vernon.

As 2023 comes to the end, we look back at some of the year's biggest moments in Jewish sports.

Northern Connecticut Miracle Field Officially Opens In Vernon - Vernon, CT - A field specially designed for special needs athletes has officially opened at Vernon's Northeast School.

Will the Patriots' pass rush be a strength in 2023? What kind of role will James Robinson have in the backfield? Our Phil Perry answers those questions and many more in his latest mailbag.

“I love knowing that if my children and grandchildren stay here in Israel, I will have Jews in my genealogy to the end of days.”

(JTA) — The year was 1999, and Jonathan Hauser was working as a concierge at the famous King David Hotel in Jerusalem.

On Saturday night, the AFI kicks off its season in Bet Shemesh with a matchup between the Bet Shemesh Rebels and the Jerusalem Lions, in front of a sold-out crowd of 400.

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A look at the IFAF Flag Football World Championship that took place this week at Jerusalem's Kraft Family Sports Campus

Matt Rice The Cape Codder BREWSTER -- Walking in honor of his late brother, Brewster resident Steve Leibowitz will be looking for plenty of pep-in-his-step as he participates in the 53rd annual Project Bread Walk for Hunger on May 2, with the lofty of goal of 20 miles at this years fundraiser. Along with younger brother Peter, the duo will participate as "Howards Heroes," in honor of their late brother, Howard, a staunch advocate for increased food access for people and families in need. "As a...