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In touch with his roots, Chef Ari Kolender branches out with new café
Will I see you July 2 at the Culver City Centennial Westside Food & Wine Festival?
Calendar: July 1-7, 2016
World War II is over and Mathilde is treating the last of the French survivors at the German camps in Warsaw.
The Jews who lit up the oil business
Chanukah’s glow will soon be rekindled, and as we again tell the story of the miracle of the oil in the Temple, it’s also a good time to shed light on another kind of miracle, this one more local, of how Jews helped to light up the early oil business in Los Angeles.
Should I talk to my enemies?
As I went through the long, exhausting prayers of Yom Kippur this year, reading a litany of sins, both personal and communal, and asking God for forgiveness, I occasionally reflected on the emotional reaction to my column last week about my debate with Israel bashers at a church in Culver City.
A night of anger and reflection
How do you explain Israel’s resounding success? How do you explain how a tiny country surrounded by medieval violence has managed to create an extraordinary society of more than 100 different nationalities that is on the cutting edge of culture and modernity?
Hava’s Kitchen: Healthy home-cooked comfort food with global flavors
There’s nothing more comforting than a home-cooked meal — even if it’s not cooked in your home.