Seashore Gardens Foundation hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Seashore Elder Housing, LLC, which will provide seniors with a home that is not only affordable, but built according to the specialized needs of the intended public. More...
Sharon Schmidt, Greater Philadelphia Area Director of American Friends of Magen David Adom, was the featured speaker at a special dinner held by the Jewish War Veterans, Garr-Greenstein Post 39, at Beth El Synagogue earlier this month. More...
The Katz JCC Jewish Author series continues with Mark Ozer, author of "The Litvak Legacy" on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Ozer studied modern European history at Harvard and went on to pursue a career in Neuroscience. After the publication of his book The Litvak Legacy, he has toured the country, lecturing extensively on the history of cities throughout the world. More...
Stuart Rabner, Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court and the son of Holocaust survivors, interviewed local Holocaust survivors at a unique program at Stockton College titled "The Relevance of Remembrance. More...
TELAVIV (JTA) — It's a new way of beating swords into plowshares. Israel, which long has been a global leader in military technology, is adapting its technologies to develop green advances. Technology borrowed from building helicopter propellers is being used to produce more efficient wind turbines. More...
Ethel "Leah" Herman, 87, of Margate, passed away Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009, in Linwood. She was born in Philadelphia and was an area resident for many years. Leah was a former secretary for the Trocki Hebrew Academy, Gold Transportation, and Casino Sales locally. She was also a partner at S&L Food Brokers with her late husband, Saul. More...
Beating Swords into Green Plowshares in Israel