Category
gentrification
Boyle Heights’ Jewish history celebrated with exhibition in the neighborhood
Eitan Arom
June 14, 2017
Beloved N.Y. Jewish coffee shop to close
Jewish Journal
November 7, 2014
Another old-school New York Jewish institution is about to fall victim to gentrification.
Can Pasadena become a ‘city of justice?’
Peter Dreier
October 19, 2007
I sometimes wonder what the Prophet Isaiah would think about Pasadena.
It’s the Swan Song for Hatikvah Music
Kirk Silsbee
December 22, 2005
On a recent afternoon, boxes were scattered around the floor of Hatikvah Music International on Fairfax Avenue. Stacks of CDs, piles of mailing envelopes and piles of boxes to be mailed threatened the barely discernible order of the store. Aside from owner Simon Rutberg and his visitor, the store was empty.
Letters
Jewish Journal
October 27, 2005
Before we are relegated to yet another historical reference on the Canter\’s mural, let\’s hope the community mobilizes to at least make enough of an effort to slow down the gentrification of the area.
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