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JPSA Security Director: Vigilance, Reporting Can Keep Small Problems from Escalating, AZ Jewish Post

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Almost $500K in Federal Nonprofit Security Grants Awarded to 3 Southern Arizona Jewish Organizations, AZ Jewish Post

Tucson-area Jewish facilities have received 75% of the current Nonprofit Security Grant Program National Security Supplement (NSGP-NSS) funding awarded to the state of Arizona for the 2025 grant cycle, for a total of $477,417. Tucson Torah Center will receive a $200,000 grant allocation, the Tucson Torah Day School will receive a $199,238 allocation and Kol Ami Synagogue will receive a $78,179 allocation. Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizon…Tucson · Tucson Read Article

Lamplighter School Completes New Indoor Playground, AZ Jewish Post

The Lamplighter Chabad Day School of Tucson, which serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade, blends authentic Jewish traditions and customs with diverse academic subjects. Until recently, however, the school lacked a key component of a well-rounded educational environment—a dedicated space for physical activity and play. That will change for next year’s enrollees. Thanks to a community grant and a private donor, the school has cons…Tucson · Tucson Read Article

AZ Blue Donates $80K to Support U of A Health Student Training

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PHOENIX, July 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ten students are getting a closer look at how care works beyond the clinic – thanks to an $80,000 gift from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Health Choice.Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix See the Story

Growing Old: Finding One’s Place at 87, AZ Jewish Post

In a recent issue of the New York Times, a writer talked about how to prepare for retirement and aging with a focus on the various emotions one can experience late in life: depression, sadness, loneliness, alienation and a lack of purpose. Many of these are brought on by the loss of a spouse, friends, even children. Sometimes it is relocation to a new, unknown town or residence. For others, it is retirement with a capital R. Then there are he…Retirement · Tucson Read Article

Sephardic Mother, Nazi Father: Local Man’s Roots Spark Jewish Journey, AZ Jewish Post

“That’s the most off-the-wall thing I’ve ever heard.” Helmut Etzel’s mother on her wedding day. Her maiden name was Carmen Marina Rodriguez Perez Arango Mora. (Photo courtesy of Helmut Etzel) That was Helmut Etzel’s initial reaction 25 years ago, when his mother, Marina, a devout Catholic from the mountainous Antioquia region of Colombia, told him, “Mijo, I believe strongly we are from Jewish heritage.” Helmut Etzel’s father, Hildebrand Etzel. (…Tucson · Tucson Read Article

Antisemitism and Jewish Vulnerability, AZ Jewish Post

Judith Manelis On a recent Friday night, I arrived at my synagogue to discover something had been added to its architectural design. There were large round cement balls in a line across the front of the building and doorway. So now, in addition to having a security guard at the building entrance on Shabbat, we have huge cement balls to remind us of our vulnerability — fortress-like accessories to keep us safe. It is not the first time I have …Judaism · Tucson Read Article

Game 5: Louisville Capitalizes on Arizona's Collapse in Eighth to Stay Alive in CWS with 8-3 Win

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OMAHA — Louisville baseball was once again part of late-game dramatics at the College World Series. This time the Cardinals were on the right side of the final score to extend their season.NCAA See the Story

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