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August 31, 2010
‘Being Erica’ TV character transfixes Toronto Jews
A young woman with long auburn hair sits surrounded by friends and family in her mother’s living room while holding a tiny baby on a pillow in her lap.
Arab teens indicted in beating death
Two Arab teenagers from eastern Jerusalem were arrested in the beating death of a 60-year-old Jewish American man.
Synagogues seek ways to keep, draw members in time of recession
Since the recession began two years ago, cutting back has become a way of life. And with the cost of belonging to a synagogue seemingly higher than ever, many Jewish families believe they have to decide whether belonging to a temple is worth the price.
Ask the expert: High Holy Days tickets
My wife and I decided not to buy High Holy Days tickets this year because they’re so expensive. What can we do to mark the holidays at home on our own?
Survey indicates Jewish singing spurs Jewish engagement
In 2006, Lara Torgovnik, 21, started college at New York University as a vocal performance major.
Synagogues gear services to young professionals
Young professional groups are hoping to draw 20- and 30-something Jews to shul during Rosh Hashanah with offerings that include a game show-style trivia contest, shorter, more musical services and apple martinis.
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