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Esther Mandel
Windows
Chashie Stern
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Esther Shemtov
Windows
Perri Shafir
LifeTakes
Leah Wachsler
Inner Workings
How Galit Winer of Kidichic created a children’s clothing empire
Abbey Wolin
Treeo
Crispy crust. Spicy sauce.  Gooey cheese oozing over the sides in long, melty strings.  Do you think that there’s nothing like the first bite of a fresh, hot slice of pizza? You’re not alone!
Shoshana Gross
Treeo
Kivi sticks out his lip. “I hope there’s a tornado. And a tsunami”
Bashie Lisker
Top 5
In honor of Shavuos, my top five
Ahron Cohn
Top 5
"This historically themed but very relevant train adventure puts you in the shoes of a shtetl Yid seeking a shidduch!"
Ahron Cohn
Voice in the Crowd
But suddenly, inexplicably, voices rise and the joy is back: V’Atah Hu Melech — But You are King, G-d Who lives for all eternity!
Yisroel Besser
Voice in the Crowd
Toirah, these women hummed, iz di beste sechoirah
Yisroel Besser
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Close to a century later, we're still singing the songs of a visionary scholar, builder, and leader.
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When your work puts you inside some of the most sensitive situations in our community, how can you keep from burning out?
Yisroel Besser
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