Boulder
Rabbi Marc Soloway and the greening of Bonai Shalom
Stacy FarbJul 05, 2012
FOR the past eight years, Rabbi Marc Soloway has called Boulder home. Theres so much about the Bonai Shalom community and the Jewish community in Boulder, its...
Sephardic flavor will infuse Boulder Festival
Stacy FarbMay 31, 2012
This years Boulder Jewish Festival, Sunday, June 10, boasts a different flavor from what people have experienced at the last 17 festivals, according to the festivals...
Zaslows to teach art of storytelling
IJN StaffMay 24, 2012
Rabbi David Zaslow and Maggidah Devorah Zaslow will begin a maggidic training program in Boulder this August. The program is a two-year course leading to certification...
CU-Boulder Hebrew Club is revived, led by Eyal Rivlin
Stacy FarbApr 26, 2012
AFTER a three year hiatus, the Hebrew Club at CU Boulder is back. And, as some hope, better than before. Carly Coons is a senior and recalls the club in […]
Rocky Mountain Food Summit coming to Boulder
Dvora Meyers, JTAApr 19, 2012
BOULDER The new Jewish food movement arose here organically, so to speak. No large federation or organization swooped in to make sustainable farming and eating within...
Boulder Jewry: Which comes first, chicken or the egg?
Stacy FarbMar 22, 2012
A CLUTCH of chickens peck hungrily at the once derelict ground transformed by several Jewish Boulderites. A friend of mine one day decided to start this, so we did,...
Rabbi Joshua Rose likes ‘wild, magnificent’ Boulder
Eshley SpitzerAug 18, 2011
Rabbi Joshua Rose was born in Portland, Oregon. He received a degree in European and American history at Occidental College in Los Angeles and moved to Washington, DC,...
CU gets endowed chair in Jewish history
IJN StaffMay 12, 2011
Boulder sisters and CU alumnae Midge Korczak and Leslie Singer Lomas have donated $2 million to endow the Louis P. Singer Endowed Chair in Jewish history in honor of...
Boulder symbolic seder highlights human trafficking
Susan GlaironApr 14, 2011
WHEN members of Congregation Nevei Kodesh heard that about 30 immigrants had been forced to work up to 70 hours a week in a Boulder restaurant, without overtime pay and...
‘Jews versus Catholics’: Not a holy war, but a basketball game!
Susan GlaironMar 31, 2011
ITS a common sight that turns heads on the CU-Boulder campus: Rabbi Yisroel Wilhelm, his tzitzit hanging from beneath his shirt, yarmulke covering his head and full...
