By Kristen Schab
Join us in congratulating two of our staff members, Julie Hurley and Connie Sterner, on their prestigious awards. The Campus is proud of our staff’s accomplishments and admire their dedication to advancing the health and wellness of our seniors. Every day through thi…
By Jenn Ross
Happy New Year has a very different feel in 2021. While virtual programs like our Senior Club’s Noon Year’s Eve will welcome 2021, most of us will be refraining from the large celebratory events that typically ring in the new calendar year.
Fortunately, there is …
By Adam Grobman
While New Year’s Eve celebrations will be marked by smaller gatherings this year, one thing will remain the same: millions of people will promise to improve themselves, shake off bad habits, and set goals to achieve throughout the year.
“Goals need to be realistic, achi…
Joel Burcat’s writing career did not happen overnight. Like many books in the thriller genre, his career could be described as a slow burn.
“I started writing when I was in high school,” says the retired environmental lawyer. “In my mind, I always wanted to write, but I was too busy…
by Adam Grobman
“Four out of ten young Americans know very little about the Holocaust,” says Boaz Dvir. “Seven out of ten know very little about Auschwitz.”
With billions of dollars invested into Holocaust education over several decades, how can this be possible? And after seventy …
