From Coast to Coast, a biker's dream comes true
Terry Sigle rides 3,382 scenic miles across the U.S.
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Around the Town
Jewish Family Services dedicates donor wall I was sorry not to be back from vacation in time to attend the dedication of JFS’ much anticipated donor wall. Thank you to…
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Proselytisers never miss an opportunity
By Harriet P. Gross I am seeing the world through a different lens since the loss of my husband. I’m afraid my lens has lately been fogged with grief. But…
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How can they lie so easily?
By Rabbi Yerachmiel D. Fried Dear Rabbi Fried, We have been glued to the TV ever since Operation Protective Edge has begun, especially noticing the world’s shocking response, as if…
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Explaining fairness
By Laura Seymour Dear Families, Kids always tell their parents, “That’s not fair!” What exactly are they thinking? What is “fair”? Fairness is a word that is really about justice…
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Dallas Doings
By Linda Wisch-Davidsohn I have often wondered from week to week what I will write about in the next column. Most of the times, I am really lucky — I…
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Around the Town
By Sharon Wisch-Ray When Ahavath Sholom screened the last in its film series, “Crossing Delancey,” moviegoers were in for a Lower East Side treat. Hedy Collins, Anita Davidson, Sheila Stocker…
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Making every second count
By Rabbi Yerachmiel D. Fried Dear Readers, I’d like to share with you a thought I’ve been living with over the past couple of weeks as my family and I…
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Dallas Doings
By Linda Wisch-Davidsohn Saul Schisler’s work marks The Wall Street Journal’s 125th Saul Schisler, a student at New York City’s prestigious Pratt Institute, a global leader in higher education, is…
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In memory of Fred
By Harriet P. Gross The cat was named Bright Eyes by my daughter, who was about 10-years-old when he came to live with us. I have never had to go…
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