Oceanfest, in Long Branch NJ, “Down the Jersey Shore,” is a 27-year old July 4th celebration organized by the Greater Long Branch Chamber of Commerce. July 4th festivities there have […]
By Art Kaplan The Harvey J. Bloom Post 256 in Dallas met their local Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts at the Dallas Jewish Community Center in order to honor our […]
By Carl Singer I just returned home from doing a Mitzvah. One of my other volunteer “hats” is county chair for ESGR – the Employer Support of the Guard and […]
By Steve Markman It would be difficult for any major museum, or other major public attraction for that matter, to function without an army of dedicated volunteers. The National Museum […]
Fewer events in modern history have captured the public interest and imagination as utterly as the battles and machinations of the Second World War. The source of countless films, novels […]
By 2LT Daniel Rosenfield Who are the people that our Jewish community should look to for leadership? Clergy? Politicians? Your Bubbe? Millennial Jews, such as myself, are the ones who […]
By Joel Michaels Gladys L. Lonstein-Gaman, a member of our country’s “greatest generation,” recently passed away, just two weeks shy of her 100th birthday. She served in the United States […]
By Sam Greenberg Marty was born in Wilks-Barre, PA, and he was one of three brothers. They grew up in a small town with around 4,000 Jews in the town, […]
By Marc Wolf From the remote mountains of Afghanistan, to the tip of Japan’s Honshu Island, to the desert sands of Iraq and to London’s urban jungle; I’ve spent much […]
