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Shabbat shalom! Tonight marks the beginning of this year’s “National Day of Unplugging,” a Shabbat without connected technology. How will you unplug? One way is to attend Bonai Shalom’s First Friday services, dinner, and a panel discussion on how to reduce gun violence. On Sunday night, Boulder’s Chevra Kadisha welcomes a nationally-known author speaking on the Jewish views of the afterlife. And the Boulder Jewish Film Festival wraps up this weekend, running through Sunday, March 9th.
Have a good weekend, be safe and stay warm! Here are this week’s stories from the BJN:
Arts & Culture
Closing Night Film is a Falafel Western
“Aftermath” Explodes Onto the Film Festival Screen
Nothing But the “Best” for Boulder Jewish Film Festival
Events
JDN Celebrates Disability Awareness Month with Film Festival
Jewish Life
Unplug with Camp Inc. for the National Day of Unplugging
Last Chance to Register for “A Rabbi, A Priest, and A Cop”
Spring Fling Pre-Purim Concert Featuring Eve Ilsen
This Summer: Have Fun And Build A Business
Letters
Chabad Invites Community to Groundbreaking
Lifecycle
What Are the Jewish Views of the Afterlife?
News
Largest Privately Held Holocaust Collection Donated to CU
Camp Ramah Scholarships for Day School Students Now Available
Chabad of Boulder Breaks Ground on New Center
Purim
