In Boulder, twinning with both the Israeli and Palestinian narratives
When cities twin, do they embrace narratives? One Colorado city debates. More ▸
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Swastikas painted on buildings in Colorado
By Marcy OsterSwastikas were spray-painted on buildings in several cities in Colorado. More ▸
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Amid the ravages of wildfires, Colorado Jews band together
By Debra RubinAs wildfires spread and some 30,000 Colorado residents were evacuated from their homes, the communal sense was widespread, in and out of the Jewish community. More ▸
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Colorado synagogue vandalized to honor Hitler’s birthday
By Marcy OsterA Colorado synagogue was spray-painted with anti-Semitic graffiti in honor of Adolf Hitler’s birthday. More ▸
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Primary victories by Santorum underscore Romney’s woes with conservatives
By Ron KampeasRick Santorum won three contests in the race for the Republican nod for the presidency. More ▸
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Adventure Rabbi (UPDATED)
By Ben HarrisJust past high noon yesterday, Jamie Korngold, aka the Adventure Rabbi, led me up into the hills overlooking Boulder. "Welcome," she said, "to my synagogue." Korngold has already got a ton of press for her expanding offerings of Jewish wilderness experiences, and it’s easy to see why. She photographs well, answers questions in near-perfect paragraphs,… More ▸
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By Ben HarrisIn four years of traveling the country for JTA, and as a reasonably devoted customer of United Airlines, I’ve spent more than my fair share of time in the Denver airport. But yesterday, shortly after 2:00, I stepped outside the terminal for the first time into the blazing Denver sunshine. This comes as no surprise,… More ▸
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Incumbent Bennet wins Colorado primary
By Marcy OsterIncumbent Michael Bennet topped Andrew Romanoff to win Colorado’s Democratic senatorial nomination in a fierce battle between two liberal candidates with Jewish roots. More ▸
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In Colorado primary, two Jewish Democrats square off on special interests
By Ron KampeasDemocrats Andrew Romanoff and Michael Bennet seem to be running identical campaigns with identical biographies, with each boasting a presidential endorsement. But there is a difference — and it reflects a larger debate in the Jewish community about the role of special interests in politics. More ▸
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Colorado paper rues ‘Jewish descent’ description
By Ron KampeasA Colorado newspaper editor apologized for an article featuring a description of a burglary suspect that some deemed anti-Semitic. More ▸
