Jewish school in Minnesota closes
A Jewish boarding school in Minnesota is closing.
A Jewish boarding school in Minnesota is closing.
Baby Leah tenses and contorts in her crib at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA. A visit to her in the room requires suiting up in a gown, gloves and mask to ensure she doesn’t become sick in her fragile state. Zev and Frani Esquenazi’s little girl, who is named for Princess Leia from the “Star Wars” films, has received multiple spinal taps, MRIs and EEGs, and is breathing through her trachea. Her movements are erratic.
A new downtown Jew, Eric Clark, was driving east on Olympic, heading home with a new futon mattress stuffed in the trunk of his car.
“When I came, Los Angeles was a sleepy, ambitionless adobe village with very little promise for the future…
Schnitzly is the purveyor of perhaps the least-heralded Jewish food around — chicken coated in breadcrumbs.
The time: evening, after a delicious fleishig dinner. The place: outside the local cupcake shop. The contenders: one kosher nosher versus a towering heap of buttercream frosting. Sweet tooth, thwarted.
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