December 2017

A local effort to connect Jews to their roots and bring blessings to a country

Brooklyn-based intergenerational program feeds mind, body and soul

He founded first Chabad synagogue there after serving in IDF artillery corps and rabbinate

Chanukah was just the right time to recognize the community’s ‘lights’

100 wounded and three fatalities in first ride of Amtrak’s new Seattle to Portland route

In Munich, Torah classes and Jewish life light a city with a dark Holocaust history

Chabad couple has continued its legal battle for the right to educate their children

Chanukah procession of fire trucks honors critical work of first responders

They are put up in places large and small, in front of iconic buildings and in remote settings

Tech Tribe, a group for young Jewish professionals, mixes digital with just about everything

South Dakota, Arkansas, Hawaii . . . it’s all part of a growing Chanukah tradition

With morphing sizes, shapes, materials and vehicles, they’ve become a familiar sight at Chanukah the world over

36-foot-high Agam design to attract thousands every night of Chanukah

Southern California rabbis provide food, clothing and essentials to evacuees

Experiencing the joy of menorah-lightings, concerts and coins dropping from the sky

She fostered Jewish growth in the Upper Midwest for 56 years with a special sense of caring

Salt Lake City rabbi also helps addicts’ families and those at risk

Goldie Plotkin presents Torah perspective as new bill is considered