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Kohelet Yeshiva Finds Its Rhythm at Poetry Slam

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First Reform Day Camp Planned for Philly

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Claims Conference Carried Out Own Probe of Fraud

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Amid Brouhaha Over IRS, Z Street Gets Its Day in Court

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ZOA Regains Its Tax-Exempt Status

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Throngs Come Out to Support Israel

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Obama Launches Local Jewish Outreach

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Bryan Schwartzman

With the GOP looking ahead to its April 24 presidential primary in Pennsylvania, President Barack Obama's re-election campaign officially kicked off its Philly Jewish outreach efforts by convening a Main Line meeting of roughly 30 Jewish Democratic insiders. Ira Forman, a former director of the National Jewish Democratic Council who is heading up Jewish outreach for the campaign, met earlier...

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Shul Donation in Legal Limbo

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Bryan Schwartzman

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Jewish Exponent Staff

A Conshohocken man says a Delaware County congregation that shut down last year must transfer the $100,000 he donated a decade ago to another charity.

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Museum Leadership Changes

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Deborah Hirsch

Absorbing the word "CEO" into her job description -- and all the responsibility that comes with it -- doesn't faze Ivy Barsky, director and chief operating officer at the National Museum of American Jewish History. She doesn't have time to ponder the change, between coordinating programs, an inaugural traveling exhibition, a survey of the impact of the core collection and...

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Conservative Activist Rouses Local Crowd

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Bryan Schwartzman

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Jewish Exponent Staff

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Demjanjuk, Accused War Criminal, Dies Stateless and in Limbo

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Marcy Oster, Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Though the death last weekend of John Demjanjuk brought to a close the seemingly never-ending quest for justice in the case of a man long accused of being a Nazi war criminal, it also brought a premature end to the legal battle over his legacy.