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The Magic of Camp Jaycee: Then and Now
For 80 years, Camp Jaycee has shaped generations of Jewish San Diegans — from camper to counselor, from child to ...
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JFest Spotlight: Samuel, His Widow and the Whispering Flowers
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On the Periphery: What Science and Medicine Cannot Reach
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The Great Isaiah Scroll: A Once-in-a-Generation Exhibition
For the first time since 1968, the Great Isaiah Scroll has been unrolled to its full 24-foot length at the Israel Museum in ...
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San Diego Jewish Academy Students Advance in Entrepreneurship Competition
Three student teams from San Diego Jewish Academy have advanced past the first round of applications for the internationally recognized Diamond Challenge, one ...
- At the edge of America, six Jewish graves endureA July 1954 funeral in Fairbanks, Alaska, drew unexpected attention from Jewish newspapers across the country. The woman being buried, Lena Ferguson, was laid to rest in what the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner described simply as the “Jewish plot” inside the city’s Clay Street Cemetery — a small, largely forgotten burial ground that many outside Alaska... […]
- Texas candidate’s antisemitic rhetoric sparks outrage ahead of Tuesday runoff. Did it fuel her rise?(JTA) — When Maureen Galindo finished first in a crowded Democratic primary for a newly redrawn South Texas congressional district in March, the result surprised even seasoned observers of San Antonio politics. With voters set to decide the Democratic nomination Tuesday, as Galindo faces off with sheriff’s deputy Johnny Garcia, local officials and political observers... […]
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