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Community Update: A calendar of area classes, fundraisers and events

Classes, fundraisers, lectures, library, health and other events in the Fort Wayne area.

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Redefining antisemitism in bill is both capricious and condesceding

Baffling is one word to describe the substantial changes to the wording of an Indiana antisemitism bill, though, judging by the remarks of Jewish leaders around the state, the word

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Community Update: A calendar of area classes, fundraisers and events

Classes, fundraisers, lectures, library, health and other events in the Fort Wayne area.

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Jewish congregation to celebrate 175th anniversary

A group of 23 Fort Wayne residents founded Indiana’s first Jewish congregation in 1848. Now, that congregation is celebrating 175 years of worship.

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Jewish congregation to celebrate 175th anniversary in Fort Wayne

A group of 23 Fort Wayne residents founded Indiana’s first Jewish congregation in 1848. Now, that congregation is celebrating 175 years of worship.

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