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JEWISHcolorado Begins National Search for New President & CEO as Rabbi Jay Strear Departs - Vimarsana News

JEWISHcolorado Begins National Search for New President & CEO as Rabbi Jay Strear Departs

JEWISHcolorado has announced the departure of Rabbi Jay Strear as President & CEO of the organization at the end of the month.

After fires raged in Boulder, Jewish Coloradoans turned out to help — and received it in turn - Vimarsana News

After fires raged in Boulder, Jewish Coloradoans turned out to help — and received it in turn

As Alan Halpern prepared to retire from his role as the executive director of Boulder’s Congregation Har Hashem, he made a list of 100 things to do with his newfound free time. He didn’t expect that first on the list would be helping his neighborhood recover from the most destructive fire in Colorado’s history. In… Read More »

Denver Jewish community won't give in to fear following hostage situation, rabbi says - Vimarsana News

Denver Jewish community won't give in to fear following hostage situation, rabbi says

Following the horrifying hostage situation at a Texas synagogue, a Denver rabbi says the local Jewish community is filled with a sense of relief coupled with a continued sense of anxiety.

Addressing antisemitism after Colleyville hostage situation - Vimarsana News

Addressing antisemitism after Colleyville hostage situation

After 4 people taken hostage at a Texas synagogue, faith, community and government leaders in Colorado hosting a virtual event about antisemitism in the community.

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After Boulder fires, Jewish Coloradoans turned out to help — and received it in turn - Vimarsana News

After Boulder fires, Jewish Coloradoans turned out to help — and received it in turn

In the wake of the most destructive blaze in state history, communities of Jews from across denominations and the country come together to feed, shelter and help rebuild