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Fall River native, pillar of Temple Beth El, Ken Littman was devoted to Jewish community - Vimarsana News

Fall River native, pillar of Temple Beth El, Ken Littman was devoted to Jewish community

Ken Littman, a Fall River native, attorney, politician and pillar of the Jewish community, died Thursday. He was a historian of local Jewish life.

Source: yahoo.com
Historic Fall River synagogue faces sale amid dwindling congregation and upkeep - Vimarsana News

Historic Fall River synagogue faces sale amid dwindling congregation and upkeep

The Board at Temple Beth El has decided to sell their synagogue in Fall River and move to a smaller location within the city.Rabbi Mark Elber told NBC 10 the co

Fall River's Temple Beth El will be put up for sale. It's the city's last synagogue. - Vimarsana News

Fall River's Temple Beth El will be put up for sale. It's the city's last synagogue.

Fall River's Jewish community is losing its last place of worship. Congregation Beth El is at “a crossroads” and must sell its High Street synagogue.

Source: aol.com
Rodney's reopens in Harvard Square; train-based festival honoring dead poets celebrates Sylvia Plath; Massachusetts Book Award honorees announced - Vimarsana News

Rodney's reopens in Harvard Square; train-based festival honoring dead poets celebrates Sylvia Plath; Massachusetts Book Award honorees announced

A roundup of literary news from around the region for the week of Sept. 11-16, including new Massachusetts Book Award winners and a new/old bookstore (re)opening in Harvard Square.

Something wonderful is happening in the world of Jewish poetry - Vimarsana News

Something wonderful is happening in the world of Jewish poetry

At the Yetzirah Poetry Conference this summer, some Jewish poets felt they had finally found their very own shul.