Platt reflects on first year, Jewish community
Brian Platt is celebrating his first year as Kansas City's city manager, a role he took on after being business administrator in Jersey City.
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KC Kosher Co-op brings kosher food to KC, more than 25 other cities
KC Kosher Co-op offers a wide variety of kosher foods for comparatively low prices.
JFS food pantry offers more donation opportunities for January
The final community-wide food drive of 2021 for the Jewish Family Services food pantry was a great success with nearly 2,139 pounds of food items and non-perishables collected.
Applications open for Federation’s Leadership Tomorrow internship program
Applications are now open for Leadership Tomorrow, Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City’s paid summer internship program.
Priya and NCJW present joint virtual program on infertility on Jan. 13
With the start of the new year, many couples may be thinking about starting and expanding their families.
White Theatre holding auditions for The Odd Couple
The White Theatre at The J is holding auditions for a female version of The Odd Couple on January 14.
JCRB sponsoring annual MLK interfaith service
The annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Interfaith Service, will be at 1:30 pm, Sunday, January 9.
Belzer Garden rededicated after months of renovations and updates
After months of restoration and upgrades, the Belzer Garden at The Jewish Community Campus marked its grand reopening on December 19.
Susie Hurst retires after 35 years with JFS
For Susie Hurst, director of Family Life Education at Jewish Family Services, it feels like yesterday when she joined the organization to work with youth and families. Yet at the end of this month, Hurst will formally retire from JFS following a 35-year career in which she has been a positive force for so many in the community.
Kinnor Philharmonic celebrates 10 years at White Theatre
Kinnor Philharmonic, an ensemble composed of Jewish and non-Jewish musicians, returns to The White Theatre at The J on January 2 to ring in the New Year.
