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Red Sox comes to Denver

What a catch! One might say that while contemplating the professional life of Ryan Lavarnway, who this year left the world of minor league baseball for what he hopes...

Speak Hebrew! It’s the Jewish way

NEW YORK — For the first 3 1/2 weeks of the summer, one group of 5-year-olds at Ramah Day Camp in Nyack, NY, was “very quiet” as the children went […]

Shoretz transforms cancer battle into national resource for Jewish women

NOTHING stops Sharsheret Executive Director Rochelle Shoretz — not exhaustion after speaking to 1,000 women at Choices or a touch of laryngitis or Stage 4 metastatic...

Giant menorah in Holland signifies friendship

BERLIKUM, Netherlands — In a windswept parking lot near the North Sea shore, Klaas Zijlstra stands motionless as he admires his latest creation. It’s the first time he...

Gobble tov! Insightful aspects of Thanksgivukah

CHANUKAH EDITIONSECTION E PAGE 5 LOS ANGELES — If the Pilgrims are lighting menorahs and the Maccabees are chasing turkeys, it must be Thanksgivukah, as some have come...

Shiny new home for the past: Beck Archives at DU

CHANUKAH EDITION SECTION A PAGE 2 Attention all historians, archivists, genealogists, scholars, writers and those who are simply fascinated with that which has gone...

My history with the family of Oswald’s killer

By Steve North We were sharing a pastrami sandwich and pickles at the Los Angeles landmark Canter’s Deli. I was 24. She was nearly 50 years older, with a piercing...

In time of need, repaying a debt to Philippines

By Alan H. Gill AS the extent of the catastrophic damage and tragic death toll continues to grow in the Philippines, a particularly heroic piece of history should be...

Following Kristallnacht, 75 years ago, the Jews of Strasbourg knew to expect the worst

STRASBOURG, France — His hearing isn’t what it used to be, but Georges Loinger still remembers Adolf Hitler’s voice emanating from the radio at his Strasbourg home....

The quest to honor an Arab hero doctor

BALTIMORE — For Carla Greenspan, the news was upsetting: A relative by marriage of the man who saved her mother’s life during the Holocaust was spurning an award from...