Last Word: Lou Moyerman a Lifelong Jewish Athlete
Lou Moyerman has competed in the Maccabiah Games in two sports: judo, which he’s practiced for 58 of his 70 years of life, and...
Adath Israel on the Main Line Maintains Family Atmosphere
Jonathan Goldstein, 51, describes himself as a congregant, daily minyan attendee and Shabbos regular at Adath Israel on the Main Line.
His children, ages 18,...
Gimme Some Gumbo
A friend recently bought me a bag of fresh okra.
Managing Heart-Attack Treatment and Follow-Up Care for Older Adults
As the proportion of older adults in the United States continues to increase ...
Local Organizations Celebrate Tu B’Shevat
You live in Philadelphia or one of its suburbs in the winter. It’s cold out. It’s that time of year when you may not...
Kaiserman JCC Announces New Class of Hall of Famers
The Kaiserman JCC in Wynnewood opened the JCC Maccabi Hall of Fame last year to honor Philadelphia area athletes, coaches and contributors who represented...
Cake Pops
Cake pops, aka cake truffles, are small orbs of heaven.
Science History Institute Details Story of Chemist’s Holocaust Survival
If asked to conjure an image of a Jewish German scientist who came to America to escape Nazi clutches, many think of Albert Einstein....
As Eagles Soar to Final Four, Jews Embrace Sports Superstitions
Just as Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown don their green and black jerseys before a game, Main Line Reform...
YOU SHOULD KNOW…Max Moline
Growing up, Max Moline attended the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School in Rockville, Maryland, and Camp Ramah in Palmer, Massachusetts. He also participated...
