Wilton author turns thrift store into fiction
WILTON – Sharon Sobel has heard the line for years: “You should write a book about this place.” The romance…
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B’ruchim Ha’baim: Welcome, Part 2
This week, the Ledger continues its introduction of several spiritual leaders who have joined – or plan to join – Connecticut congregations this summer and fall.
Q & A with… Joseph Kaufman
National Jewish Book Award finalist Joseph Kaufman in West Hartford Aug. 17
Counterpoint Israel: CT college student joins unique new service-learning program
NEW HAVEN – Chana Weinstock of New Haven is among 34 college students selected from across North America, South Africa,…
Scenes of summer
The temperatures may be soaring, but kids all across Connecticut are staying cool – and having fun – at Jewish summer camps all across the state.
B’ruchim Habaim – Welcome! Introducing Connecticut’s new clergy
This summer and fall, a host of new rabbis and cantors have or will ascend to the pulpits of congregations…
CT auction house sells Mengele’s journals
A Stamford auction house has sold the journals of Josef Mengele, the notorious Nazi death camp doctor known as the…
Bloomfield shul introduces flexible education
One afternoon rush-hour last year, Deb Polun was stuck in traffic on her way from New Haven to Bloomfield. That…
Q & A with… John Reznikoff
Anyone with an interest in rare collectibles has no doubt seen John Reznikoff’s name or face in any number of…
Learning to lead
Fifteen members of the Connecticut Valley Region (CVR) BBYO (plus two staff) participated recently in BBYO’s Chapter Leadership Training Conference,…
