Feature

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

Jewish families have impacted Greater Seattle's business scene.

04/15/2019 By Emily K. Alhadeff, Claire Butwinick, Bryan Cohen, and Naomi Tomky

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

Jewish families have impacted Greater Seattle's business scene.

04/15/2019 By Emily K. Alhadeff, Claire Butwinick, Bryan Cohen, and Naomi Tomky

Feature

The Northwest Has Long Been a Breeding Ground for White Nationalism. What Are We Doing about It?

Local groups address an evergreen hate.

04/15/2019 By Gregory Gutterman Scruggs

The Set Table

A Whole New Ball Game

Two new establishments answer Seattle’s need for matzoh ball soup.

04/15/2019 By Naomi Tomky

Jpop

A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

Yiddish is making a comeback in Seattle as a musical, linguistic, and cultural identity.

04/15/2019 By Hannah S. Pressman

MOT IRL

The Most Important Thing Is to Make Time for Yourself and Your Kids

Q & A with Jason Mesnick, the season 13 Bachelor who broke off his engagement to marry the runner-up, Molly.

04/15/2019 By Emily Boynton

Arts & Culture

Jpop

A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

Yiddish is making a comeback in Seattle as a musical, linguistic, and cultural identity.

04/15/2019 By Hannah S. Pressman

Community

Service and Jewish Life

Service and Jewish Life April-May 2019

Photos of our community in action.

07/16/2019

Pro Tips

How to Get the Best Shot

Rebecca Kaplan, third-generation co-owner of Glazer’s Camera, offers advice from the trade.

04/16/2019 By Claire Butwinick

Feature

The Northwest Has Long Been a Breeding Ground for White Nationalism. What Are We Doing about It?

Local groups address an evergreen hate.

04/15/2019 By Gregory Gutterman Scruggs

Feature

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

Jewish families have impacted Greater Seattle's business scene.

04/15/2019 By Emily K. Alhadeff, Claire Butwinick, Bryan Cohen, and Naomi Tomky

Past/Present/Future

Pike Place Market Is Where It All Began

Much of Seattle’s Sephardic community got its bearings at the market.

04/15/2019 By Naomi Tomky

Past/Present/Future

Three Women Take Their Family Businesses into the Future

Like Grandfather, Like Granddaughter

04/15/2019 By Emily K. Alhadeff

Pro Tips

How to Protect Your Jewelry

Lisa Bridge Berenstein, fifth-generation jeweler, gemologist, and president and CEO of Ben Bridge Jeweler, offers advice.

04/15/2019 By Claire Butwinick

Past/Present/Future

The Reinvention of Cone & Steiner

Dani Cone believes the corner store never goes out of style.

04/15/2019 By Claire Butwinick

Past/Present/Future

A Shoe Repair Shop Managed to Survive for Over a Century. Does It Have One Foot in the Grave?

Shoe repair is an endangered line of work, but one local business got a new lease on life from an unlikely source.

04/15/2019 By Bryan Cohen

Past/Present/Future

Schwartz Brothers Pays It Forward

The restaurant/bakery success story is built on Jewish community ties.

04/15/2019 By Emily K. Alhadeff

MOT IRL

The Most Important Thing Is to Make Time for Yourself and Your Kids

Q & A with Jason Mesnick, the season 13 Bachelor who broke off his engagement to marry the runner-up, Molly.

04/15/2019 By Emily Boynton

Jewish Connections

PJ Library Marks 10 Years of Bringing Jewish-Themed Books to Local Kids

The Federation helps Jewish journeys start young with the popular PJ Library books.

04/15/2019 By Jim DiPeso

Jewish Connections

Federation Development Director Accepted as a Wexner Field Fellow

Karen Parry joins the prestigious national program for Jewish communal professionals.

04/15/2019 By Jim DiPeso

Jewish Connections

The Federation's Endowment Fund Ensures a Jewish Future

Life and Legacy is the gift that keeps on giving.

04/15/2019 By Jim DiPeso

Jewish Connections

What's Happening at the Federation: Local Programs Make a Big Splash

Life and Legacy, PJ Library, and a prestigious fellowship

04/15/2019 By Jim DiPeso

Mishpacha

Preschools Make Hebrew a Priority

Two Seattle-area preschools embrace a bilingual curriculum.

04/15/2019 By Makena Mezistrano

Sound Off

When a Homeless Jewish Man Died Alone, a Community Stepped Up to Help

High school students helped perform the ultimate mitzvah.

04/15/2019 By Makena Mezistrano

Jews of Seattle

Franz Wassermann

What does being Jewish mean to you?

04/15/2019 By Meryl Alcabes

Innovators

Ben Gilbert Helps Start-Ups Start Up

Pioneer Square Labs incubates and launches good ideas.

04/15/2019 By Haley Shapley

Three Opinions

What Does It Mean to Be an Ally?

Two experts weigh in.

04/15/2019 By Rabbi Callie Schulman and Max Patashnik

Eat & Drink

The Set Table

A Whole New Ball Game

Two new establishments answer Seattle’s need for matzoh ball soup.

04/15/2019 By Naomi Tomky

Travel & Outdoors

Teva

The Owners of Chimacum Valley Dairy Find Spirituality on the Land

From farm to fable

04/15/2019 By Pam Mandel

Past/Present/Future

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

Top Stories

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

The Northwest Has Long Been a Breeding Ground for White Nationalism. What Are We Doing about It?

A Whole New Ball Game

A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

The Most Important Thing Is to Make Time for Yourself and Your Kids

Table of Contents

Arts & Culture

A New Generation Takes Yiddish to the Masses

Community

Service and Jewish Life April-May 2019

How to Get the Best Shot

The Northwest Has Long Been a Breeding Ground for White Nationalism. What Are We Doing about It?

Family Business Owners Look to the Future — Without Forgetting the Past

Pike Place Market Is Where It All Began

Three Women Take Their Family Businesses into the Future

How to Protect Your Jewelry

The Reinvention of Cone & Steiner

A Shoe Repair Shop Managed to Survive for Over a Century. Does It Have One Foot in the Grave?

Schwartz Brothers Pays It Forward

The Most Important Thing Is to Make Time for Yourself and Your Kids

PJ Library Marks 10 Years of Bringing Jewish-Themed Books to Local Kids

Federation Development Director Accepted as a Wexner Field Fellow

The Federation's Endowment Fund Ensures a Jewish Future

What's Happening at the Federation: Local Programs Make a Big Splash

Preschools Make Hebrew a Priority

When a Homeless Jewish Man Died Alone, a Community Stepped Up to Help

Franz Wassermann

Ben Gilbert Helps Start-Ups Start Up

What Does It Mean to Be an Ally?

Eat & Drink

A Whole New Ball Game

Travel & Outdoors

The Owners of Chimacum Valley Dairy Find Spirituality on the Land