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Daring Philosopher-Reporter and Renowned Public Intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy to Speak at Wilshire Boulevard Temple on October 31, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Daring Philosopher-Reporter and Renowned Public Intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy to Speak at Wilshire Boulevard Temple on October 31, 2021

/PRNewswire/ -- Bernard-Henri Lévy, the renowned public intellectual, returns to Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles on October 31, 2021, at 4 p.m. to...

Daring Philosopher-Reporter and Renowned Public Intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy to Speak at Wilshire Boulevard Temple on October 31, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Daring Philosopher-Reporter and Renowned Public Intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy to Speak at Wilshire Boulevard Temple on October 31, 2021

/PRNewswire/ -- Bernard-Henri Lévy, the renowned public intellectual, returns to Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles on October 31, 2021, at 4 p.m. to...

Groups hold 9/11 memorials throughout the Poconos - Vimarsana News

Groups hold 9/11 memorials throughout the Poconos

Somber tributes and salutes to victims marked the 20th anniversary of 9/11

Hospitalized, ventilator counts up - Vimarsana News

Hospitalized, ventilator counts up

Already at record levels, the number of covid-19 patients in Arkansas hospitals and on ventilators continued growing on Tuesday as the state's count of cases rose by 2,620.

Jewish Communities Persist in Charleston, West Virginia - Vimarsana News

Jewish Communities Persist in Charleston, West Virginia

By Caleb Guedes-Reed When a Jewish congregation in Charleston, West Virginia, moved its daily services online at the onset of the pandemic, the rabbi was not sure what to expect. To Rabbi Victor Urecki’s complete surprise, the congregation’s membership grew. “People from Illinois, Texas, California and Florida are logging on every night to be a part of our community,” says Urecki, who has been the rabbi of Congregation B’nai Jacob in Charleston for the past 35 years. “These are people who moved away and people’s children who have moved away but never found a temple or synagogue ...