In this Berkshire Jewish Voices essay, local author Richard Reiss writes about how anti-Semitism has affected his life, and on the importance of taking action as anti-Jewish acts spike in the United States today.
In his new book, Lenox resident Rabbi Dennis S. Ross guides us through a year of Torah readings through the lens of Martin Buber's thought and views about human and divine connection
Three weeks on California's John Muir Trail showed Professor Michael Hoberman of Fitchburg State University that God and tradition follow us wherever we are willing to take them
Our Traveling With Jewish Taste correspondent Carol Goodman Kaufman writes about the Jewish history of the Balkan nation of Croatia, and shares a recipe for restani krumpir, a delicious and simple potato dish
Cultural historian Henry Sapoznik will present three Federation programs this winter: "The Lost World of African-American Cantors 1915-1953," "Yente Telebende: The Bad Girl of the Yiddish World," & "BANJEW: A Century of the Banjo in Klezmer Music" - see the story for more on Henry and links…
