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The latter part of this week’s Torah portion describes Isaac preparing for his death. Rebecca, Isaac’s wife, hears him instruct their son, Esau, to hunt some venison and prepare a meal for him and afterward Isaac will give him his blessing before he dies. Rebecca, who is a prophetess, calls Jacob, their other son and tells him to bring her goats from the flock which she will prepare as a meal. Afterward, he is to bring the meal to Isaac, and impersonate his brother in order that he receive the blessings in his brother’s stead.
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The U.S. Postal Service will introduce the 2022 Hanukkah stamp Oct. 20 at Temple Emanu El in Orange with a first-day-of-issue ceremony as the new stamp goes on sale at post offices across the nation.
Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish and former Columbus resident Jewish Federations of North American President and CEO Eric D. Fingerhut were among those who attended the White House Rosh Hashanah event Sept. 30.
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Akron Children’s Hospital opened a sports rehabilitation program at Pinnacle Sports at 313 Medina Road in Medina. The program will service athletes ages 10 through college-age.
Hudson Meadows, a 55-and-over independent living community, is preparing to hold its grand open house from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 22 at 1275 Barlow Road in Hudson. It held a soft opening in December 2021.
When the NEW Center at NEOMED opened in October 2014, it quickly became one of Northeast Ohio’s premier event and conference centers – boasting two large ballrooms in its building nestled on the Northeast Ohio Medical University campus in Rootstown.
A newly created endowed chair for excellence in burn care was made possible by a $1 million gift from Marci M. Matthews.
Maplewood at Twinsburg recently received a best of senior living award in 2022 by A Place for Mom, an online ratings and reviews site for senior care providers in North America.
As a loved one ages, it’s natural for them to want to remain in their home and independent as long as they possibly can. However, it’s not always easy to know when an elderly loved one can no longer take care of themselves and needs to consider moving in to an assisted living facility.
