PA Ballet Founder Barbara Weisberger Dies at 94
Barbara Weisberger, the founder of Pennsylvania Ballet and the first American student of internationally renowned choreographer George Balanchine, died at her home in Kingston,...
D’var Torah: Turning in Order to See
By Rabbi Shelly Barnathan
Parshat Shemot
Parshat Shemot contains a story that we know quite well — the famous story of Moses and the Burning Bush....
Rabbis in DC and Beyond Calm Congregants After a Day of Mob Chaos at...
By Gabe Friedman and Shira Feder
Ruth Friedman could tell that Wednesday’s pro-Trump protests in Washington, D.C., might be volatile when she boarded a plane...
Jewish Lawmakers Under Siege in Congress Give Their Accounts
By Ron Kampeas
It’s been a day unlike any in modern American history: An armed mob broke through police into the U.S. Capitol building,...
Ossoff Leads, Warnock Wins in Georgia Senate Races
By Ron Kampeas
Georgia appears poised to send a Jew and an African American to the U.S. Senate for the first time — and to...
Hot Beverages for Winter Socials
Winter is upon us and, normally, that means holiday parties, indoor gatherings and lots of time with extended family and friends. But not this...
Jews of Philly Fashion: Tina Dixon Spence
It’s the newest edition of Jews of Philly Fashion, introducing you to the Chosen few who dress our city. They might mix wool and...
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Soars, Then Stumbles
Fans of Israeli actor Gal Gadot had something big to look forward to this Christmas when Warner Bros. Entertainment released “Wonder Woman 1984,” the...
Planning Underway for Jewish Farm
There are a lot of ways to get to Doylestown from Philadelphia. You could take 202, or 611, if you wanted. You could even...
Jewish Life in 2020: A Year in Pictures
By Shira Feder
For the Jewish community, 2020 has been historic, turbulent and revelatory. The year began with 25,000 people, Jews and non-Jews, marching across...