Posted: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 5:17 pm | Updated: 5:23 pm, Wed May 8, 2013. on Home Reporter News By Theodore W. General Brooklyn’s official historian Ronald Schweiger was just
Mah jongg! That’s the call of a winning hand! Since the 1920s, the game of mah jongg has ignited the popular imagination with its beautiful
By Warren Adler For Brooklyn Daily Eagle – may 23, 2013 It is remarkable that Brooklyn has become synonymous with cultural ferment, artistic innovation and
By Natalie Musumeci The Brooklyn Paper The first mikvah ever in Park Slope finally opened after more than five years of construction. The three-story William
By Nate Lavey Published June 03, 2013, The Jewish Daily Forward Stanley Goldstein sits at the center of a narrow hat store in the Williamsburg section of
By Tanya Paperny Published February 22, 2013, The Jewish Daily Forward Located on the main stretch of Brooklyn’s Brighton Beach Avenue, among numerous Russian delis, Russian-language bookstores
