Opposition To South Florida Synagogue Won’t Let Up
Chabad received approval from the city in 2008 to build a synagogue but soon began encountering opposition.
Touro College Presents Education Workshop
Touro College South, in cooperation with The Shul of Bal Harbour, will present a series of three workshops on new teaching technologies for educators in Jewish schools.
It’s My Opinion: Guarding Our Treasures
South Floridians held their breaths last week waiting the outcome of a frightening situation. Three children were abducted in front of a Miami grocery store. Two of the little ones were 6 years old. The other was 5.
Hungarian Ambassador And Rabbi Shaul Spira Honored At Bais Naftoli Breakfast
Cantor Moti Boyer came from the East Coast to support the event.
Yachad Presents Speaker To S. Florida Audiences
South Florida Yachad, the National Jewish Council for Disabilities, recently presented a captivating speaker to the area. Richard Bernstein addressed audiences from April 11 through April 15.
Local Executive Attends OU Conference
Forty executive directors, including Reva Homnick of Hollywood, attended the Fourth Annual OU Executive Directors Conference, presented by the OU’s Karasick Synagogue Services Department.
RASG Hebrew Academy Celebrates Adar With Joy
The Hebrew Academy (RASG) in Miami Beach has been filled with Purim excitement since the beginning of the month of Adar.
It’s My Opinion: Asleep On The Watch
The alarm of a South Beach bank recently went off in the early morning hours. Police arriving at the scene were greeted by an unusual sight. The alleged lookout man was in the parking lot of the bank building. He had fallen asleep at the wheel of his car.
Miami-Dade Mayor Works To Expand South Florida Eruv
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez worked with Rabbi Pinchas Weberman and the eruv committee to broaden the eruv in South Florida.
