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Shabbat shalom! It’s time for Purim (next week)! Be sure to read what the Boulder JCC has planned for Purim.
Our thoughts and prayers are once again with our brothers and sisters under attack in Israel, Ukraine, and the women of this country.
Stay warm, stay safe and stay healthy. Am Yisrael Chai!
Here are stories from the last week:
News/Columns/Letters
- JEWISHcolorado Opens Applications for Anything Grants™ (3/14/2024) - Staenberg Anything Grants™, funded by the Staenberg Family Foundation and administered by JEWISHcolorado, support projects, infrastructure, and programs of local Jewish organizations. True to their name, the grants can be for “anything,” provided the project fulfills the grant criteria. They are awarded to Jewish nonprofit agencies, organizations, and synagogues in Colorado seeking to fund operations,… Continue Reading
- Letter: Primary Elections Dampen Middle East Issue (3/14/2024) - Dear Letter to the Editor: I do not share Bruce Ticker’s assessment of Pres. Biden’s accomplishments and hope that he is not correct in assessing Biden’s chances for re-election. ("Column: Primary Elections Dampen Middle East Issue as an Obstacle to Biden" boulderjewishnews.org March 7, 2024) I do not agree that Pres. Biden has worked hard… Continue Reading
Jewish Life
- Men and Women of the J Hosting Joint Adult Purim Party (3/14/2024) - We hope you will join us on Thursday, March 21 for the Women & Men of the J Purim Party. This program is open to all. The Purim Party is a fun night with two things on the agenda: to socialize and have fun! Continue Reading
Arts and Culture
Events
- Hebrew Schmooze-A-Palooza (3/14/2024) - On Wednesday, March 20, join us for an evening featuring Hebrew songs of peace and hope, performed by the CU Hebrew students, faculty, and larger community. Continue Reading
