By , Special to JTNews Night & Day for the “J”, the Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle’s annual fund-raiser, will

By , Special to JTNews The Women’s Endowment Foundation celebrated a “decade of giving” last month when it announced three grant

By Abigail Brown, Special to JTNews On Sunday, May 20, Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life at the University of Washington hosted “

By Donna Gordon Blankinship, Editor, JTNews Mildred Rosenbaum wasn’t exactly sure what she had done to deserve entrance to such an interesti

By Donna Gordon Blankinship, Editor, JTNews Even Gov. Gary Locke found it difficult to take a serious approach to his speech saluting the 2001 Fir

By Jessica Davis, JTNews Correspondent When Ben Rigberg’s wife came to Walla Walla as a visiting assistant professor at Whitman College in 1

By Donna Gordon Blankinship, Editor, JTNews Rabbi H. David Rose, spiritual leader of Herzl-Ner Tamid Congregation for 15 of the past 18 years, sai

By Donna Gordon Blankinship, Editor, JTNews Thanks to Rep. Laura Ruderman and other Jewish legislators who consider the Kline Galland Home part of

By , Special to JTNews More than 50 people gathered at Temple B’nai Torah, May 6 to hear and participate in an interactive scientific presen

By Jessica Davis, JTNews Correspondent More than 250 films from over 50 countries will be presented in the Seattle International Film Festival, Ma

By , Special to JTNews The Nordic Heritage Museum in Ballard is hosting this month a show of photographs documenting Nazi concentration camps and

By Jessica Davis, JTNews Correspondent Council House director by day and performer at night, Stephen Mitchell uses his creativity to make life for

By Janis Siegel, JTNews Correspondent Because the world may never know everything there is to know about the Holocaust, events like the Raoul Wall

By Janis Siegel, JTNews Correspondent Rabbi Shoshanah Devorah, newly ordained from Aleph: The Alliance For Jewish Renewal, has moved to Seattle fr

By Janis Siegel, JTNews Correspondent From Chasidism to Orthodoxy, from Reform to Jewish Renewal, the Jewish instinct to evolve and renew itself h

By David Chesanow, JTNews Correspondent One or more students at The Evergreen State College in Olympia will receive sanctions for drawing an offen

By Gigi Yellen-Kohn, JTNews Correspondent In 1995, at the age of 49, Jeffrey Akrish was forced to retire from his family business, Market House Co

By David Chesanow, JTNews Correspondent Olympia’s Temple Beth Hatfiloh, unaffiliated since its founding in 1937, became Washington stateR

By , Special to JTNews Tickets for the 63rd annual Seattle—King County First Citizen Awards banquet are now available. Seattle native Herbert (

By , Special to JTNews The Northwest Jewish Environmental Project (NWJEP) commemorated Earth Day by implementing environmental education and aware