Horseshoe Casino Cleveland …
Marcus Glover, senior vice president and general manager for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, discusses the addition of Corky & Lenny's to the downtown casino's food court.
The succulent smell of hot corned beef, the fragrant aroma of steaming chicken soup, and the tantalizing bouquet of fresh rye bread will add t…
This is an architect's rendering of what the new Corky & Lenny's restaurant could look like in the new Horseshoe Casino Cleveland's food court.
Marcus Glover, senior vice president and general manager for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, discusses the addition of Corky & Lenny's to the …
Corky & Lenny's co-owners Earl Stein and Kenny Kurland formally announce and discuss their plan to open a second location for their renown…
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Allan D. Kleinman, an attorney with Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff for 55 years, died February 2 at age 85. Mr. Kleinman contributed to many causes and often assisted friends. For the past 12 years, he cared for his wife, who has Alzheimer's disease.
Fae Kaufman (née Ornstein), who co-owned a frame and art supply shop, died Jan. 28 at age 86. Mrs. Kaufman had also worked as an educator and dietitian. An avid reader and painter, her many interests ranged from art and history to zoology.
Ava Arbitman Hodous, former project director for The Jewish Education Center of Cleveland's Taste of Judaism classes, died Jan. 28 in Sarasota, Fla. She was 56. Mrs. Hodous was involved in other outreach activities, and she welcomed many for Shabbat dinner each week. Sherri Kaufman, coordinator of the Taste of Judaism classes, said serving the Jewish community was very important to Mrs. Hodous. "I often used to say to myself, ‘What would Ava do?' when I was trying to find the best thing to do in a situation."
Marcus Glover, senior vice president and general manager for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, discusses the addition of Corky & Lenny's to the downtown casino's food court.
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by Bert Stratton | Stratton is bandleader of Yiddishe Cup, the Cleveland-based klezmer group, and goes by the handle Klezmer Guy. He's also in the real estate business and has reported for Sun Newspapers and written for Rolling Stone.
by Mendel Singer Ph.D | Singer is an associate professor of public health and population health sciences at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. He formed the Jewish Community Health Initiative to promote health, and is on several advisory boards.
by Sagi Melamed | Melamed is vice president for external relations and development at the Max Stern Yezreel Valley College in Israel’s northern periphery. A captain in the Israel Defense Forces Reserves, he is a former director of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s partnership program with Beit She’an, Israel.
Israel: from the Hills of Samaria
by Marcy Oster | Oster is a former CJN reporter who made aliyah from Cleveland with her family in 2000 and is a regular correspondent from Israel for the CJN. She lives in Karnei Shomron on the West Bank, and works for JTA, the Jewish worldwide news service.
by Cliff Savren | Savren was regional director of the Anti-Defamation League in Cleveland before making aliyah with his family in 1999. He is a regular correspondent from Israel for the CJN, and works for Ha-aretz, Israel’s oldest daily newspaper.
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