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bnei akiva
Jewish Camp in Running Springs, Calif. ends session early in wake of salmonella outbreak
Ryan Torok
July 12, 2016
Moshava California, a Bnei Akiva of Los Angeles overnight camp in the San Bernardino Mountains currently in the midst of its first session, is concluding the session early after and outbreak of the salmonella virus.\n
The rebirth of Running Springs
Jared Sichel
January 28, 2015
Just a few miles south of Lake Arrowhead, in the mountains of the San Bernardino National Forest, sits the small town of Running Springs — its center just a few blocks of touristy gift shops, a hardware store and ski rental outlet, some restaurants, gas stations and motels.
Moving and shaking
Ryan Torok
September 18, 2014
Friendship Circle of Los Angeles celebrated its annual Walk 4 Friendship LA at Rancho Park on Sept. 14. Under a scorching sun, with highs in the mid-90s, completing the 3K was a definite feat for the more than 400 participating families.\n
Bnei Akiva seals $7.1 million deal on massive campground east of Los Angeles
Jared Sichel
September 12, 2014
On Sept. 12, Bnei Akiva of Los Angeles, the local chapter of an international religious Zionist youth group, purchased a 78-acre campground in Running Springs for $7.1 million.
Moshava returns to Los Angeles
Jewish Journal
December 12, 2012
It really bothered Jonathan Gerber, a 30-year-old financial adviser and resident of Pico-Robertson, that there was no Modern Orthodox sleep-away camp in Los Angeles.
The Circuit
Jewish Journal
July 21, 2005
Approximately 80 people attended a memorial service July 13 at Beth Jacob Congregation to remember the two Israeli Bnei Akiva counselors murdered in Hebron, in the Gaza Strip, by Fatah terrorists on June 24.
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