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 The Guardian | Brooklyn DA sets up taskforce to tackle intimidation of Orthodox abuse victims The Guardian The Brooklyn district attorney has set up a taskforce to combat the intimidation of child sexual abuse victims in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community amid growing criticism of his handling of the issue. In an interview on local New York television ... Brooklyn Prosecutor Defends Record on Sex Abuse Cases Summary Judgments for May 17 |
SENIOR POWER: resolved to grow fat Berkeley Daily Planet 130-4:30 PM Book Into Film: Betty Smith's A Tree Grows in Brooklyn at Central Berkeley Public Library, 2090 Kittredge. Read the book at home. Watch the movie together. Discuss the book, film and adaptation as a group. |
Maurice Sendak's Jewish legacy lives on along with the 'Wild Things' Salt Lake Tribune Sendak, whose parents traveled to the US from Poland in the 1920s, was often sick as a child in Depression-era Brooklyn. His later writings and illustrations borrowed from his memories of childhood's dark corners and the way children can tap into their ... |
 New York Times | From the Miser, a Folk Festival in Brooklyn New York Times Growing up in a Southern metropolis, as the Miser did, poses an interesting problem. Rural Southerners are bound to see you as a city slicker, while the rest of the world expects nothing less than expertise in barbecue, bluegrass and bootleg whiskey. |
 Jewcy.com (blog) | Photo Flash: Carnegie Deli Sandwich Named for Off-Broadway's A JEW GROWS IN ... Broadway World The world famous Carnegie Deli's sandwich inauguration ceremony for the Off-Broadway hit comedy musical memoir, A JEW GROWS IN BROOKLYN took place today, May 17. Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz proclaimed the day A JEW GROWS IN BROOKLYN day ... Introducing “A Jew Grows in Brooklyn,” Carnegie Deli's Newest Sandwich |
