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Leib Bolel: In the business of uniting Israel and Arizona
Leib Bolel is the president and CEO of the Arizona Israel Technology Alliance, where he oversees the facilitation of growth…
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Love Knots: Jeweler Freida Rothman links her past with her future
Freida Rothman is a nationally known jewelry designer whose jewelry is sold across the country at Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s…
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Suzi Weiss-Fischmann: First Lady of Nails
One of my fondest memories connected to OPI nail polish was when my daughters, ages 6 and 10 at the…
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Kosher for Passover Products will not be Impacted by COVID-19
Orthodox Union (OU) Kosher, the world’s largest kosher certification agency, has confirmed that the supply chain for kosher for Passover food has not been disrupted due to the COVID-19 outbreak. OU Kosher is certifying more than 7,400 products for Passover 2020, which are available both in the United States as well as overseas. Despite the…
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Please act now!
Dear Colleagues, As you may have read in the news yesterday, Senate Republicans released a massive stimulus plan to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic to help businesses having trouble staying afloat. We need to make sure that nonprofits, such as Jewish Federations and their partner agencies, receive this aid to ensure our work across the…
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For Your Entertainment…
AZ Takeout Weeks In support of local restaurants during this trying time, the Arizona Restaurant Association is announcing Arizona TakeOut Weeks. This website serves as a resource to local diners regarding take out, curb side, and delivery options for participating restaurants — and more will be announced soon. Broadway Plays and Musicals You Can Watch…
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Resources for Kids
MARCH 30 Model Matzah Bakery. 3 pm. Make matzah from the comfort of your own home! Join Aleph Bet Preschool and Kindergarten on Facebook Live this afternoon. facebook.com/alephbetaz Zoom ID: 944 291 4983 APRIL 7 Virtual Chocolate Seder. 4 pm for grades K-5. The Fifth Annual Chocolate Seder is the best way to prepare for…
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SUSD Technology Device Checkout and Connectivity Options
Families that need devices and Internet access can check them out on Friday, March 20 at two sites in the Scottsdale Unified School District. They want to ensure they have enough devices for families, so this first rollout is for families that do not have any devices or access to the Internet. There will be…
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Resources for Young Adults and Adults
Individual congregations offer various religious services online. Visit the website or Facebook page of your synagogue to stay connected. For a list of congregations from our 2019-2020 Resource guide click here. If you have a virtual event to add, please visit azjewishlife.com/online-virtual-resources-submission. MARCH 30 & 31 Coffee & Learning. 1-2 pm. Join Rabbi Michael Beyo…
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Senior Resources
Individual congregations offer various religious services online. Visit the website or Facebook page of your synagogue to stay connected. For a list of congregations from our 2019-2020 Resource guide click here. If you have a virtual event to add, please visit azjewishlife.com/online-virtual-resources-submission. MARCH 31 Fear, Anxiety & Stress – Linda Cucher, LPC. 12:30 pm. Join…
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Allison Kierman created Kierman Law to help her family – and yours
Allison Kierman launched her own firm, Kierman Law, on March 1, 2017, after she had been practicing law for more than a decade. She and her husband, Alan, were both successful attorneys. She had made partner and was working 16 hour days, they had a nanny, and Allison would give talks and lectures on “having…
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Camp Directory 2020
Camp Daisy and Harry Stein 3400 Camp Pearlstein Road, Prescott 480-951-0323 campstein.org Camp Daisy and Harry Stein is a unique and exciting Jewish overnight summer camp nestled in the majestic Bradshaw Forest of Prescott, AZ. Camp Stein is a place where campers discover more about themselves, their abilities, & their Judaism. With a sophisticated program…
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Anne Segal: Guided by a sense of justice
Anne Segal grew up hearing stories of what it was like to be a judge from her mother, Lillian Fisher, who was elected to the Pima County Superior Court in 1974. Lillian stated in an interview before her death in 2015 that what meant the most to her in her career was establishing the Court…