Jill Altman

Matt Trookman, numismatist, first became interested in coins at the age of five, when he stopped a passerby to ask about the jingling noise coming from his pocket. He and his family were dining at Faneuil Hall in Boston.

Nussbaum Speir Gleason, a law firm located in Colorado Springs, specializes in fighting for our right to worship as we choose, free from governmental interference.

Meet Yariv Ben Naim, an intern with Colorado Springs Switchbacks Football Club, and one of the Intermountain Jewish News' 15 Under 40 for 2021.

Sukkot — which begins Monday evening, Sept. 20 — has long been a favorite holiday at the Altman house in Colorado Springs. For my husband...

When the Yom Kippur War broke out in 1973, Colorado Springs’ Temple Shalom member Rosanne Miles Fahrenbruch was the costume designer for a theater production in Philadelphia. She had recently graduated from Nathaniel Hawthorne College in Antrim, New Hampshire, and had moved back to her childhood home in Levittown, Penn.
One day, a college friend called and asked if she would like to go to Israel. She replied, “What, are you crazy?”