7 Days In Arts
Jewish Journal
September 12, 2002
First the House Un-American Activities Committee and then the fall of the U.S.S.R. Apparently, it\’s not easy being red.\n
Category
September 12, 2002
Show Me the Way
Rabbi Naomi Levy
September 12, 2002
Not long ago, a friend of mine called me and said, "Naomi, I need your help.
Date of Atonement
Lesley Wolff
September 12, 2002
At this Sept. 11 anniversary, we as a community are forced to remember where we were one year ago, when the world as we knew it turned upside down, and stayed that way.
Delivery Pains
Elyce Wakerman
September 12, 2002
Coming back home, I took a deep breath and let it out slowly. \”It is done,\” I sighed.
A Woman’s Voice
Rob Eshman
September 12, 2002
Since 1987, Bill Rosendahl has been airing significant public affairs programs on Adelphia cable.
A Nation Says ‘Kaddish’
Wendy J. Madnick
September 12, 2002
Flags flew at half-staff. People on the street made a stronger-than-usual effort to meet each others\’ eyes, acknowledging the sadness of the day.
Agencies Survive Budget Battle
Mike Levy
September 12, 2002
For Jewish community-affiliated agencies that receive money from the state, the last two months of past-deadline legislative wrangling over the budget has been a nail-biting time, with some organizations awaiting word on half or more of their annual funding.
$5 Million Tug of War
Tom Tugend
September 12, 2002
The question in Orange County Superior Court is: Did the Israeli government con Simon Lechtuz, an apparently penniless recluse, out of $5 million by reneging on a deal to bury him in the Jewish State, or are relatives of the lifelong bachelor trying to divvy up the unexpected fortune of a man they reportedly ignored while he was alive?
Community Briefs
Jewish Journal
September 12, 2002
Two bills pertaining to the Holocaust era, one creating a state center for Holocaust study, the other extending the deadline for claims to recover artworks, were passed by the Legislature last week.
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