Category Archives: World
Building of Senior Housing in Sudbury Moves to Phase II
SUDBURY, MA—Sudbury’s Zoning Board of Appeals received an application for a Comprehensive Permit proposed by B’nai B’rith Housing New England on a 6 acre parcel at 187 Boston Post Road.That means that phase two is underway toward the proposal for the construction of 56 senior age-restricted housing rental units. Read more » »
Reading center celebrates National Senior Center month
Courtesy of Family First Resource Center | Members of the Family First Resource Center enjoy last September’s picnic, in honor of National Senior Center Month, in the courtyard between Eisenhower Apartments and Rhodes Apartments on Franklin Street. The center will host a celebratory picnic again today at the same site. Read more » »
Time-tripping through San Francisco’s Jewish story
, j. staffJohn Rothmann doesn’t need to ring the doorbell at the 130-year-old Haas-Lilienthal House. He has a key and can let himself in.Unlike the 5,000 annual visitors who tour the exquisitely preserved, three-story Victorian mansion on San Francisco’s Franklin Street, Rothmann, 67, is family.His forebears built the house and lived there. Read more » »
B’nai Brith taps pro-Israel Métis man to rebuild in West
Over the past five years, Calgarian Ryan Bellerose has become one of Western Canada’s leading pro-Israel advocates, even though he’s not Jewish. Read more » »
BWW Interviews: Joshua Finkel of PARADE at Panic! Productions
One of the most heinous crimes of the 20th century was the one in which 13-year-old Atlanta pencil factory worker Mary Phagan was mysteriously murdered in 1913. The suspect, the girl’s employer, Leo Frank, was unjustly convicted, mainly on circumstantial evidence as well as prejudice because Frank was Jewish. Read more » »
Com presença de sobreviventes, colégio lança Arquivo Internacional de Pesquisa e Educação do …
O Colégio Cristão Rhema, localizado em Franco da Rocha (SP), lançou o Arquivo Internacional de Pesquisa e Educação do Holocausto ”Ben Abraham e Miriam” no último dia 28 de agosto. A solenidade contou com diversos sobreviventes e suas famílias que foram homenageados na ocasião. Read more » »
Emocionante depoimento de Cecilia Gewertz – Vozes do Holocausto
Neste mês cerca de dez vídeos serão disponibilizadas ao público e, principalmente, para os educadores. Até o final do ano, dez livrinhos didáticos com estas histórias de vida entrarão junto às escolas. YouTube Equipe Arshoah cejudaic@usp. Read more » »
Museu Judaico de São Paul: permeabilidade com a cidade
Aconteceu na última semana a inauguração da Parede de Vidro e apresentação do projeto expográfico para amigos e parceiros do Museu Judaico de São Paulo. foto Fernando Siqueira. Read more » »
„Nísman não se suicidou”, conclui laudo psiquiátrico
Contrariando as afirmaçőes de membros do governo da ex-presidente Cristina Kirchner e confirmando suspeitas, um grupo de psicólogos e psiquiatras indicados pela juíza Fabiana Palmaghini, que investiga o caso, concluíram que o promotor Alberto Nísman não possuía qualquer distúrbio que pudesse levar a um suicídio e „não tinha conduta destrutiva”. Read more » »
