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July 22, 2009
Julius Shulman, Architectural Photographer, 98
Jewish Journal
July 22, 2009
I had the good fortune of forging a most special friendship with Julius Shulman, the legendary architectural photographer and iconic chronicler of the rise of Los Angeles’ modern era, who died July 15 at the age of 98. I believe one of the central elements of our connection was that we both grew up in this fair city of the angels and we both truly loved Los Angeles for all its richness.
Facebook, Make Room for GenKvetch
Jewish Journal
July 22, 2009
Self-described snowbird Marilyn Carroll earned a new nickname this winter as she walked the streets of Florida: Kvetch Lady.
Mom’s Daughters Add Color to Retirees’ Lives
Jewish Journal
July 22, 2009
Residents of Heritage Pointe retirement community are enjoying a splash of color, and some Orange County teens have forged remarkable new friendships, thanks to a unique mitzvah project that recently brought the two groups together.
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