2020 has been such a difficult year for so many of us—between COVID-19, quarantining in place, and a dissentious presidential election, almost all of us are looking forward to putting 2020 behind us and ready for the New Year.
This is particularly true for those community members who have…
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…
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
The Jewish diaspora and Israel are often thought of as two separate arenas. So, how can observers see them at the same time?
The Z3 Project aims to bring the two together. The program, which began in 2015, will go virtual this year and gather leading voices from across poli…
Staff Picks: Federation/JCC Share Their Favorite Reads
In honor of Jewish Book Month, we asked some of the staff at the Federation/JCC to fill us in on what they have been reading this year. Read below to hear from our team and find your next great read!
Sandy Bretz, Front Desk Team
Where…
