Intermountain
Richard Skorman elected Colo. Spgs. City Council President
Julie Greenberg-RichmanApr 27, 2017
Richard Skorman was elected president of the Colorado Springs City Council just hours after being sworn in as a member of the council on April 18. In the April 4...
Mayor John Suthers briefs Springs Jewish community
Julie Greenberg-RichmanJan 05, 2017
In February, 2018, the Olympics will be held in PyeongChang, South Korea while construction of the US Olympic Museum and Hall of Fame is expected to be underway in...
Boise: Oldest in-use shul west of the Mississippi
JNSDec 22, 2016
CHANUKAH EDITION SECTION E PAGE 7 By Dan Fellner BOISE, Idaho — Sometimes you’ll find the most splendid synagogues in the places you least expect. Such was the case...
Vituks serve troops, others in Colorado Springs
Julie Greenberg-RichmanDec 08, 2016
“Colorado Springs is the easiest place for our family’s Jewish lifestyle compared with everywhere else where I’ve been stationed,” comments Rabbi Boaz Vituk,...
Peyton, Colorado: Yes, a Jewish farm!
Julie Greenberg-RichmanNov 10, 2016
The atmosphere is quiet at Ahava Farm in El Paso County during the 25 hours of Shabbat. Ahava Farm is owned by Yosef and his wife Chava Camire, who began farming eight...
IJN kicks off annual Chanukah Coloring Contest
IJN StaffOct 27, 2016
The end of the High Holiday season signals the opening of the 30th annual Intermountain Jewish News-Doris Sky Chanukah Coloring Contest. Chanukah begins the evening of...
Youth come to the Springs for community service
Julie Greenberg-RichmanOct 13, 2016
“I wish I had known about this opportunity when I was in high school,” says Rachel Rabinowitz, 22. “I love doing community service founded on Jewish ideals and...
Colorado Springs Police Chief Carey attends ADL seminar in Israel
Julie Greenberg-RichmanAug 18, 2016
Colorado Springs Police Chief Pete Carey recently returned to the US after taking part in the ADL’s annual national counter-terrorism seminar in Israel. Twelve...
Temple Aaron in Trinidad soon to be up for sale
Chris LeppekAug 11, 2016
It’s been a very long day for Temple Aaron, Trinidad’s venerable synagogue — 127 years to be precise — but it seems the sun will soon set on one of Colorado’s...
Documentary ‘The Last Gold’ tells the story of swimming and doping
Julie Greenberg-RichmanJul 14, 2016
The film “The Last Gold,” which premiered at the 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival in June, “tells a story which is important to the history of swimming and to the...
