By Cindy Mindell STAMFORD – Just before Erev Rosh HaShanah this September, a light switch will be flipped in the sanctuary of Temple Beth El (TBE) in Stamford. The ner… Read more »

  An intelligence analyst on the ground in the Mideast discusses the turmoil in Egypt – and what it means for Israel   In 2011, popular protests in Egypt ousted Hosni Mubarak… Read more »

By Cindy Mindell   SHERMAN – With the incessant flow of information that defines the 21st century, it is difficult to imagine an oasis where one can process and discuss… Read more »

  By Alex Putterman   GREENWICH – It was fall 2003, the first High Holidays for fledgling Congregation Shir Ami, and everyone was called on to participate. Congregants volunteered for… Read more »

By Suzy Iarusso With the 2013 baseball season hitting the mid-way point, the Ledger takes its annual look at how the Jewish boys of summer are faring on the field… Read more »

Stamford spiritual leader wonders “What Will They Say About You When You Are Gone?” By Alex Putterman STAMFORD — Rabbi Daniel Cohen has a lot of ideas and a great… Read more »

By Alex Putterman At age four, Robert Scherl’s athletic career was apparently over. Scherl had been diagnosed with Legg-Calvé-Perthes Disease (LCPD), a childhood condition that interrupts the flow of blood… Read more »

By Cindy Mindell NORWALK – Last week, Norwalk Hospital was the site of an unusual gathering, when the Organization for the Resolution of Agunot (ORA) led a protest against employee… Read more »

Yale School of Medicine researcher delves into Jewish connection to Crohn’s Disease By Cindy Mindell NEW HAVEN – First identified by physicians at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York in 1932,… Read more »