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Shana Goldberg
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Assistant Publisher and Web Editor, Intermountain Jewish News
Denver
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By Shana Goldberg Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Almost immediately after Oct. 7, local Jewish agencies began organizing. By the time Simchat Torah ended in Denver, JEWISHcolorado and the Jewish Agency had announced a briefing for that night, Oct. 8. Elsewhere in the intermountain region, however, the infrastructure did not exist for an immediate response. But it didn’t take long for local community activists around the region to form groups and coalitions to advocate for Jews and the State of Israel.
By Shana Goldberg Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified I bit into a Kossar’s bialy for the first time in more than a decade, my teeth and jaw straining at the chew. I had to ask myself that uncomfortable question when it comes to old-time favorites. Do I actually like bialies? Or is it just the nostalgia I love? When my friend asked what was on my list for a first visit to New York City in eight years, Kossar’s bialies immediately came to mind. Needless to say, the Kossar’s I’d last visited bore almost no resemblance to this Kossar’s.
By Shana Goldberg Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Almost immediately after Oct. 7, local Jewish agencies began organizing. By the time Simchat Torah ended in Denver, JEWISHcolorado and the Jewish Agency had announced a briefing for that night, Oct. 8. Elsewhere in the intermountain region, however, the infrastructure did not exist for an immediate response. But it didn’t take long for local community activists around the region to form groups and coalitions to advocate for Jews and the State of Israel.
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Intermountain Jewish News
The IJN, a weekly newspaper, is an independent editorial voice, covering events in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah and Montana, as well as throughout the US, Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. The newspaper was founded in 1913 and since 1943 has been owned and operated by the Goldberg family. Currently Miriam Harris Goldberg is the editor and publisher and Rabbi Hillel Goldberg is executive editor. In addition to weekly publication, IJN publishes special editions approximately once a month, including three magazines: L'Chaim magazine (fall and spring) and Generations magazine (summer). Once every five years the IJN publishes a souvenir anniversary magazine. The 110th anniversary magazine was published July 3, 2023. The IJN is a member of the American Jewish Press Association (AJPA) and the Colorado Press Association.
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Founded: 1913