Category Archives: World

STORYCOOK ENDING: See how this cook moved from a life of accounting to one as a caterer

With her mother serving as the food editor of The Vicksburg Post for decades, the apple fell pretty close to the tree when Story Stamm Ebersole ventured into the catering business.However, Laurin Stamm’s oldest daughter started out counting beans instead of cooking them. Read more » »

B’nai B’rith Convida – Sessão Solene Heróis e Mártires

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EJP welcomes Sam Sokol as Managing Editor

BRUSSELS (EJP)—Samuel Sokol has been appointed as the Managing Editor of the European Jewish Press (EJP), joining the team ahead of a planned redevelopment of the venerable Brussels-based news outlet. Read more » »

Swampscott town meeting

ITEM FILE PHOTO Swampscott Town Hall BY GAYLA CAWLEY SWAMPSCOTT — Voters will decide tonight whether Rockland Street becomes the town’s newest historic district. If Town Meeting gives it the green light, Rockland will join Frederick Law Olmsted, Swampscott Cemetery & Andrews Chapel, Fish House and the Railroad Depot districts. Read more » »

A Palestinian love story too much for Zionists to bear

Tales of a city by the sea , a play depicting a love story in Gaza, has come under attack from the Victorian Liberal Party and Zionist organisations.They have demanded it be withdrawn from this year’s Victorian Education Certificate (VCE) drama list, which is studied by more than 1,300 senior high school students. Read more » »

Q&A: Golf analyst David Feherty

Dennis Miller failed as „Monday Night Football’s” resident comedian because, as he once lamented, there wasn’t time for jokes. The game allots 30 to 40 seconds between plays. By the time you get through a replay or two, by the time you give the famous quarterback an opportunity to comment, it only leaves a few seconds for a wisecrack. Read more » »

Town Meeting to decide fate of two empty schools

SWAMPSCOTT — Town Meeting voters Monday night in Swampscott will be asked to decide future plans for redeveloping the sites of two former schools — one a rundown, deteriorating building (Machon Elementary on Burpee Road) and the other stuck in limbo over zoning and legal issues (the Greenwood Avenue School). Read more » »

The Educator Weekend Wrap: NAPLAN begins, play enters disputed territory & calls for ‘urgent’ plan

In this week’s top story, more than one million students sat the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) exams this week, the final one to involve pen and paper. A key focus of this year’s exams is on students’ performance in the discipline of numeracy, following reports of a downward trend in this area. Read more » »

Confraternização marca Dia das Mães In Concert na B’nai B’rith

Os músicos Pedro Della Rolle e Daniel Szafran foram a grande atração do Dia das Mães In Concert que reuniu 50 convidados na B’nai B’rith São Paulo, na tarde de 11 de maio, em uma gostosa confraternização. Read more » »

Israel conta suas bençőes no 68º. aniversário da Independência

Quando Israel entrou na Guerra de Independência em 1948, a cidade costeira de Rishon Lezion tinha cerca de 20 mil habitantes. As ondas de imigrantes inundavam Israel, muitos vivendo em tendas, em acampamentos. Hoje em Rishon Lezion são mais de 250 mil, morando em casas, em uma cidade pujante, a 14ª. do país. Read more » »