Sally Levin’s new gravestone is unveiled in Cheyenne
Chris LeppekOct 03, 2013
A tragic circle closes LAST Sunday, a windy late September morning in Cheyenne, a tragic story from long ago came full circle. Prayers were said, a new tombstone was...
Colorado politics: Recall termed ‘democracy in action’
Chris LeppekSep 23, 2013
Last weeks recall elections in Colorado, in which Democratic State Senators John Morse and Angela Giron were removed from office specifically for their support...
Rabbis share their Rosh Hashanah messages
Chris LeppekSep 09, 2013
As Labor Day was observed across the country this week, and as many Americans debated and worried about whether the US would soon be fighting against Syria, Denver...
Josh Yeddis, Ben Brettmann of Denver help Ethiopian teens get a grip in Lod
Chris LeppekSep 02, 2013
ROSH HASHANAH EDITIONSECTION B PAGE 6 DENVER native Josh Yeddis once believed that he would never follow the family tradition of working in the real estate business, but...
Art renaissance in Curtis Park
Chris LeppekAug 29, 2013
L'CHAIM (FALL) MAGAZINE Nestled in its urban corner in the shadows of downtown skyscrapers, Curtis Park is an old neighborhood whose Victorian homes and shady streets...
Exclusive interview: Foxman reflects on 48 of ADL’s 100 years
Chris LeppekAug 29, 2013
ROSH HASHANAH EDITION SECTION A PAGE 12-13 Hollywood celebrities aside, Abe Foxman might very well be the most recognizable American Jew there is. Popes, princes,...
Homeschooling: Learning, an organic, flowing process
Chris LeppekAug 08, 2013
A few years back, when Nachshon and Shoshana Zohari made their first tentative steps to educate their children by themselves, they weren’t entirely sure how to go...
Donald Zuckerman: Movie producer turned film commissioner
Chris LeppekAug 08, 2013
TRYING new things has never been a problem for Donald Zuckerman, Colorados relatively new film commissioner. Hes tried plenty of new things, many of them connected...
‘Pete’s’: Flowers coming to Watson’s site
Chris LeppekJul 11, 2013
THE new owners of the business formerly known as Watson Memorials are one father and two brothers Pete, John and Ted Moutzouris already well-known in the Denver...
The sad, sad story of Sally Levin
Chris LeppekJun 27, 2013
ON a warm August morning in 1937, Sam Levin an Orthodox Jew highly respected in both Jewish and Gentile circles drove his truck to a pawnshop in Cheyenne,...
