The Shul Boys motorcycle club visit the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood, Ohio. (Palmieri Photography)
Jewish bikers proudly display the Israeli flag. (Courtesy Jewish Motorcycle Alliance)
A member of the New England-based Lonsmen motorcycle group, whose colors and logo are symbolic of the biblical tribe of Dan. (Palmieri Photography)
Jewish biker Steve Goode outside Gold s Deli in Westport, Connecticut, part of his 75-day cross-country trek that will see him visit 42 delis to help spread awareness about the problem of food insecurity. (Cathryn J. Prince)
Members of the Chai Riders motorcycle club visit Camp HASC for developmentally disabled children. (Courtesy Lauren Secular)
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AKRON, Ohio Jon Fiume, the interim executive director of the Akron Art Museum, readily acknowledges that the management meltdown which surfaced last year at the institution, one of Ohio’s leading art museums, was “definitely shocking.” During the closure imposed by the coronavirus pandemic, laid-off employees publicly shared complaints about alleged workplace violations that included racism, .
Remember our soldiers by supporting the Strongsville Veterans Memorial: Strong Points
Updated May 14, 2021;
Posted May 14, 2021
The Strongsville Veterans Memorial raises awareness of local veterans in our community who have protected the freedoms we enjoy. (Photo Courtesy of VFW Post 3345)
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STRONGSVILLE, Ohio The Strongsville Veterans Memorial was conceived to raise public awareness about the extent to which veterans in our local community have protected the freedoms we enjoy. Special recognition is given to prisoners of war, medics and nurses.
It’s important that we express our gratitude while showing the world how very proud we are of our veterans.
Updated: 6:26 PM EDT May 12, 2021
BEACHWOOD, Ohio Members of the community gathered in Beachwood Wednesday for a rally in support of the nation of Israel amid the growing deadly conflict in the Middle East.
Participants met at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage at 5 p.m. before marching along Richmond Road to the Jewish Federation of Greater Cleveland. Speakers included federation board chair J. David Heller, Lydia Frankel of the Israeli-American Council, and Rabbi Stephen Weiss of the B nai Jeshurun Congregation.
The Israeli military and Hamas in the Gaza Strip have been exchanging rockets and airstrikes for days. So far, 53 Palestinians and six Israelis have been killed, including 15 children combined on both sides.