The Megillah (Stage Production)
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Travel and FoodBy Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO – Making the rounds of Jewish film festivals across the country is the documentary Chasing Portraits by Elizabeth Rynecki, concerning a quest to learn more about the pre-Holocaust art of her Polish Jewish great-grandfather Moshe Rynecki (Pronounced Renetsky). Previously, Elizabeth Rynecki published a book with the same title that
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Donald H. Harrison, International, Jewish History, Music, Dance, and Visual Arts, Theatre, Film & Broadcast, Travel and Food, USABy Sheryl Rowling SAN DIEGO — Did you know that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has created a tax savings opportunity for businesses? If your business is not a C corporation, you might qualify for a 20 percent income reduction by means of the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction. Although the rules are
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Sheryl Rowling, Travel and FoodThe Trails Eatery, 7389 Jackson Dr. San Diego, California 92119 By Sandi Masori SAN DIEGO — Tucked in the Keil’s shopping center in San Carlos is a little restaurant that has gathered itself a loyal local following. That restaurant is the Trails Eatery. Walking in you might feel as though you’re in a diner from
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San Diego County, Sandi Masori, Travel and FoodBy Dorothea Shefer-Vanson MEVASSERET ZION, Israel –An acquaintance connected with the UK’s UIJA (United Israel Jewish Appeal) suggested that I write an article about the Western Galilee College for the AJR Journal (Association of Jewish Refugees), for which I write a monthly column entitled ‘Letter from Israel.’ The college, situated just outside the ancient city
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Dorothea Shefer-Vanson, Middle East, Science, Medicine, & Education, Travel and FoodProbably shouldn’t try this at your home seder!
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Travel and FoodStory and Photos by Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO — While the political situation for asylum seekers who come to the United States’ southern border seemingly changes day by day, Mimi Pollack, 65, and Paula Sassi, 71, are among the few constants. Twice a week since last July, the two women have driven
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