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The world’s oldest Jewish community…is in India
IJN StaffMar 08, 2012
By Irene Shaland I DREAMT of India for years. As my husband Alex and I planned our trip last year, we both began to see India as the place in […]
A passion of Olympic proportions
Chris LeppekFeb 24, 2012
TO say that Dr. Herb Weinberg has a passion for the Olympics might just be the understatement of the year. The veteran print and broad- cast reporter spent more than...
A Jewish museum for everybody
Andrea JacobsFeb 23, 2012
AN idea either evolves or goes the way of dusty death. Take the Mizel Museum. What began 30 years ago in a display case at BMH has transcended space, time […]
Union Station: History for the future
Chris LeppekJan 26, 2012
THE storied passenger trains of five major railroads passed in and out of its platforms every day, loading and unloading thousands of passengers. Massing beneath the...
Retirement? It isn’t what it used to be
Andrea JacobsJan 26, 2012
There once was a dream called retirement. After 40-odd years of work, Americans would live nicely off the principle of their savings, see the world and visit their...
Rising tide of Jewish family foundations
Chris LeppekJan 26, 2012
TO give to federation, or to give to foundation. That is the question. Or is it? With sincere apologies to the Bard, it cannot be denied that within the world […]
Is there anti-Semitism in Boulder?
Chris LeppekJan 05, 2012
BOULDER, the community, is a fascinating mosaic of many elements some of them unique, some of them reminiscent of other places but it is not one-dimensional, nor is...
Boulder Arts & Crafts celebrates 40th
Larry HankinJan 05, 2012
THE year was 1971. In Boulder, the hand-made, down-to-earth, flower-power sensibilities of the late 1960s were lingering as pop culture began evolving into the...
Coming to Boulder, a $20 million facility
Andrea JacobsJan 05, 2012
JONATHAN Lev, hired as executive director of the Boulder JCC in 2010, is turning laid-back, free-fall stereotypes of Boulder Jewry on their head one dollar at a time ...
New branding for Shalom Park expands the concept of ‘continuum of care’
Larry HankinNov 10, 2011
THE golden years as many find out are not always so golden. Some people are fortunate to retire at the age of their choosing, live with their spouses
