November 05, 2009
Volume 227 Issue 6
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Blacks, Jews Meet to Do Networking, Renew Ties
November 5, 2009
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Bryan Schwartzman
Organizers of an Oct. 28 Center City networking event for Jewish and African-American young professionals fretted over whether anyone would show up; the start time was just hours before the first pitch of the World Series.
For These Eight Women, Bat Mitzvah Ceremony's Better Late Than Never
November 5, 2009
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Aaron Passman
To hear the residents of Brith Sholom House tell it, Saturdays are usually a fairly quiet affair at the senior living center on Conshohocken Avenue in Philadelphia.
Mix of Generations Get Chance to Keep Judaism Alive for Future
November 5, 2009
It was a typical Bar Mitzvah in many ways: The Bar Mitzvah boy chanted the blessings over the Torah, his family looked on with pride, and when it was all over, the guests danced the hora and enjoyed a festive meal, complete with a blue-and-white sheet cake with the words "Mazel Tov" written across it.
Business Web Site Gets Targeted
November 5, 2009
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Aaron Passman
The Web site for Teva Landscaping, a local business run by native Israeli Ami Dolev, 36, was hacked into and vandalized with anti-Semitic, anti-Israel statements.
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