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Crowdfunding Campaign for Camp Scholarships Begins March 6 - Vimarsana News

Crowdfunding Campaign for Camp Scholarships Begins March 6

On March 6 and 7, the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) will host its annual crowdfunding fundraiser called Tzedakah 4 Kids (T4K). T4K is a two-day long effort to raise money for the Robert E. Loup Scholarship Fund.

Denver Jewish Film Festival Brings Israeli and Jewish Cinema to Denver March 11-29 - Vimarsana News

Denver Jewish Film Festival Brings Israeli and Jewish Cinema to Denver March 11-29

The 27th annual Denver Jewish Film Festival powered by The Chotin Foundation at the JCC Mizel Arts and Culture Center will include 39 films including nine shorts and one TV mini-series showcasing cinema from 14 countries.

Staenberg-Loup JCC's Ranch Camp and Camp Shai Receive Funding to Advance Mental Health – Boulder Jewish News - Vimarsana News

Staenberg-Loup JCC's Ranch Camp and Camp Shai Receive Funding to Advance Mental Health – Boulder Jewish News

The Foundation for Jewish Camp recently selected two camps run by the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center, JCC Ranch Camp and Camp Shai, to participate in a ground-breaking initiative to enhance the mental, emotional, spiritual, and social health of its camp community.

Alliance, Sebring back in the classroom - Vimarsana News

Alliance, Sebring back in the classroom

Aviators stagger the return of district's grades, and Trojans returned at once on Thursday.

Voters to face general improvement levy for Alliance City Schools - Vimarsana News

Voters to face general improvement levy for Alliance City Schools

Superintendent Rob Gress says the issue will not cost voters more than a soon-to-expire bond issue, which funded multiple new buildings.