Stories from the June 2010 SDJJ Edition
Synagogue
by Jessica HanewinckelKahal Am Humanistic Jewish Community offers a home to wandering Jews
Hungry for Words
by Karen PearlmanRichard Lederer, a.k.a. the Verbivore, is living a life full of nachas
Restaurant Review
by Eileen SondakGarden Fresh Grill and Smoothie makes Middle Eastern fare as good as it comes
Breaking Stereotypes and Building Bridges
by Tinamarie BernardKibbutz Hannaton and Rabbi Haviva Ner-David are changing the landscape in Israel’s north
Palm Springs
by Pat LaunerIsrael Guide Dog Center for the Blind Visits the Desert
“Joan Rivers – A Piece of Work”
by Michael FoxRivers keeps rolling, with bark and bite intact
Seeing Clearly Now
by Alanna BermanGordon and Weiss Vision Institute is a pioneer in laser vision correction
The Smile Builder
by Alanna BermanPeriodontist Leonard Koltun keeps mouths healthy from the foundation up
From Their Family to Yours
by Alanna BermanThe Accounting Group keeps families and professionals financially organized
The Gold Standard
by Alanna BermanJoel Perlin keeps gold investments strong
Love, Laughter and the Occasional Knish
by Steve HofsetterHow to find love online
Living on the Front Page
by Andrea SimantovLove and Plastic
Get Healthy
by Jessica HanewinckelWhether physical, emotional, mental or spiritual, health matters
Cultural Shifting
by Pat LaunerNew director Wendy Sabin-Lasker prepares to put her own stamp on the Center for Jewish Culture
Japanese, If You Please
by Lorraine and Phil ShapiroTraditional Japanese one-pot meals are a fun way to share a meal with family
A Little Art and Soul
by Alanna BermanThe Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival returns for its 17th year



















