Palm Beach Synagogue dedicates service to people of Ukraine
At a 1 p.m. luncheon following the service, the founder of Students Supporting Israel will deliver a briefing on the Russia-Ukraine war.
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At a 1 p.m. luncheon following the service, the founder of Students Supporting Israel will deliver a briefing on the Russia-Ukraine war.
The Palm Beach Synagogue is expanding — again — on the same block of North County Road. The Modern Orthodox congregation just paid a recorded $7.15 million for an adjacent building that for years was home to the now-shuttered Bistro Chez Jean-Pierre. The Palm Beach Orthodox Synagogue Corp. bought the building and its rear parking lot at 132 N. County Road through a deed recorded late Friday. Built in 1925 but substantially renovated in 1980s, the L-shaped, two-story building has 8,554 square feet and includes a suite of storefronts and offices on the north side of the parking lot. In ...