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Excitement Marks a New School Year at San Diego Jewish Academy
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First of its Kind Jewish Climate Artist Incubator Launches In San Diego
Leorah Gavidor Something new is growing at Coastal Roots Farm in Encinitas this season: the first-in-the-world Jewish Climate Artists for California Incubator, starting ...
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A New Chapter at Ner Tamid
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- What Hailey Bieber smoothies and instant matzo ball soup reveal about American Jewish tasteIt has become exceedingly difficult to get a bowl of kosher matzo ball soup in my L.A. neighborhood. I’m reminded of this every few months, when a cold or a craving reminds me what we lost when Pico Kosher Deli, established in 1968 about a mile from my apartment, closed for good early in the pandemic. It’s... […]
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