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Brad and I leave for our honeymoon bright and early in the morning and will arrive in St. John, US Virgin Islands around 2:00pm. We are so excited, we can't hardly stand it and probably won't be getting much sleep tonight either. While we are there enjoying ourselves to the furtherest degree, we will have the pleasure of being escorted around Spanish Town, The Baths at Virgin Gorda, Cooper Island, Norman Island and the famous Soggy Dollar Bar in a 49' power cat catamaran called the Bad Kitty (minus the chicks of course, but LOVE the name) on Saturday! This was one of our fabulous wedding presents courtesy of Dave Alban and his first mate, Gelska Bruinsma! Much love to you guys! We can't thank you enough! We will return with awesome pictures to post! Over and out for now...
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Our Honeymoon has arrived...
Brad and I leave for our honeymoon bright and early in the morning and will arrive in St. John, US Virgin Islands around 2:00pm. We are so excited, we can't hardly stand it and probably won't be getting much sleep tonight either. While we are there enjoying ourselves to the furtherest degree, we will have the pleasure of being escorted around Spanish Town, The Baths at Virgin Gorda, Cooper Island, Norman Island and the famous Soggy Dollar Bar in a 49' power cat catamaran called the Bad Kitty (minus the chicks of course, but LOVE the name) on Saturday! This was one of our fabulous wedding presents courtesy of Dave Alban and his first mate, Gelska Bruinsma! Much love to you guys! We can't thank you enough! We will return with awesome pictures to post! Over and out for now...
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Our first day back to Ashland as Mr & Mrs!
July 13, 2009
When I returned to work this afternoon from being gone since Wednesday, this is what welcomed me as I arrived to my office. How sweet! A special thanks to Amy Jeffers, my director who took time out of her weekend to come in and create this! She even used the good card stock paper too! :)
Day after our wedding
July 12, 2009
The day after our wedding consisted of our wedding brunch hosted by: Ronnie and Becky Dunnigan, Cathy Goble and Bruce Morrison, Hana and Skipper Martin (my aunt and uncle), Mike and Sharon Reed (Brad's aunt and uncle) and Mike and Kelli Rodman (My sister "cousin" and her husband).
We chilled at the hotel all day then venturing off to dinner at The Rockwood in Mount Adams. At the top of the hill, you could overlook the entire city and see the downtown area and the bridges that Kentucky and Ohio together. The Hilton Netherland Plaza hotel, where we got married, is the largest skyscraper in the background with the American flag billowing on top.
After dinner, we proceeded to The Blind Lemon bar, a local bar in Mount Adams. While there, my dad drank his toddy out of a good friend's monogrammed glass. His friend lives in Florida but they always keep his glass washed and ready for him, just in case he may stumble in.
After that, we went we back to Belvedere Room, which is on the 16th floor and only welcomes guests who stay on certain numbered floors, we all qualified so we were in! It serves breakfast, snacks, and drinks throughout each day and is very handy for out of town guest and Hilton Honors members. The Belvedere Room has an extremely beautiful outdoor area that overlooks downtown. A must see! It was until this moment did Brad and I decide to stay another night because we knew if we left, our wedding weekend would be over and neither one of us wanted that to happen.
Brad and I at the top of Mount Adams
Soft Opening at Holly B's Jewelry & Gifts and Ashland Plaza 'Hoe'
People thought I was crazy hosting my first premier night at my new store front one week before my wedding, but I just couldn't resist since I'm a big fan of 1st Friday's here in Ashland. I could not imagine now being open for 1st Friday in July and waiting until 1st Friday in August. To me, summer is over in August and school is back in session, so I just went with it. We had our opening night on Thursday followed by Friday with 1st Friday. I couldn't believe the amount of people that attended either night! And to me, it probably would have been even larger had there not been going on simultaneously at Central Park, but I was VERY pleased with the turn out! Now, I can't wait to be in full mode for the upcoming weeks at Holly B's!
My 30th Birthday!
Who knew a few years ago that I would turn 30 years old and get married all within two weeks of each other! Crazier things have happened, but I couldn't have imagined anything better. My parents, Brad and I celebrated by having dinner at Rocco's, my most favorite restaurant! After that, we celebrated at Brad's house with cake, which he purchases all on his own! Later on that evening, we were joined by a few other dear couples you made it a joyous night for the last night at my twenties!
Our 1st Couples Shower
Dear friends of the family hosted a lovely couples shower for us at the home of Stan and Treca Timberlake. We had such an incredible time and felt so loved! A special thanks to our host and hostesses: Cathy Goble and Bruce Morrison, Cheri and Mike Light, Chip and Janice Miller, Stan and Treca Timberlake, and Travis and Laura Timberlake!
The Hostesses and Brooke
Brooke, Cathy Goble, Cheri Light, Treca Timberlake, Vivian Robinson, Laura Timberlake, Janice Miller and Sherry Elswick (my momma!)
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Our florist, Kevin Ford
Our final meeting with our florist, Kevin Ford. We just loved him! He was able to design a sample for one of our medium sized vases. Kevin Ford is such a talented florist. The first time I met him was back in December and he won my heart over from our first meeting. From that moment, it was decided that our wedding flowers would consist of three shades of pink and soft green colored accents (my two favorite colors) and would be positioned in three sizes of vases. My only request was to have something that cascaded from the vases since they were so tall and elegant. My wish came true and I never have seen such beautiful flowers in my life! Much love to Kevin Ford!
Me and Kevin Ford
Me mailing out our wedding invitations
Today was incredible day for me! I mailed out my wedding invitations for my upcoming on July 11th! The idea of this photo opportunity was suggested by a dear friend, Joann Reinhard, who also was our chalcographer. She did the same thing for her daughter's wedding, so we decided to take her advice and make it happen! (FYI, I did ask Brad if he wanted to be part of the photo opt, but he quickly declined. He hates having his picture made if he is stone, cold sober! HA!)
In town folks here they come
Brad and I stamping every wedding invitation
From the very beginning of being engaged, Brad made it known that he wanted to help out in any way he could with the planning of the wedding. A few days prior to these pictures, my parents, Brad's parents, Cathy, Bruce, Brad and I had a wedding invitation stuffing party which went very smoothly, so to finalize the project, we were in charge of putting two stamps on each outer envelope. There were about 200 invitations to stamp which wouldn't take that long, if I the OCD one between the two of us requested that both stamps be straight and uniformed! If anyone received an invite and the stamps were stamps, it was probably in Brad's pile! HA!!! Love ya honey!
Posing with the invites
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Memorial Weekend in Sevierville, Tennessee with the Reed, Robinson, and Isaac Clan
Every year for Memorial Weekend Brad's family meets up in Sevierville, Tenn to celebrate the holiday weekend. This year was the third year for Brad and I. This weekend was extremely special for us because all the families teamed up to host a surprise "Pottery Barn Shower" for us! A special thank you to Aunt Sharon for picking up all the gifts from the Pottery Barn store in Birmingham, Alabama and delivering them safely to Tennessee for the families.
During our visit to Sevierville, we had to squeeze in the outlets, however, I was well behaved and only bought new shirts and shorts for Brad, since we had so many upcoming showers to dress for. We also made time to go canoeing, which was so much fun! Brad and I were in charge of Claire, Brad's nine year old cousin, who kept asking if she could get out every 5 minutes. All in all, everyone had a great time and it was actually very calming!
Group shot before we push off. How I ended up being the only adult female, I will never know?


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Caring for yourself or supporting someone else
With sexual violence dominating the headlines, thousands of people are coming forward and sharing their stories of sexual assault. The National Sexual Assault Hotline experienced a significant increase of more than 30 percent this past week alone. At the same time, there are thousands of survivors who may never share their stories with anyone. Whether you are a survivor or not, this news coverage can be deeply distressing.
Heading into the weekend, we wanted to take this moment to point you to some tools—words, actions, and resources—to help you to take care of yourself and to support someone who shares their personal experiences with you.
As we take in events, information, and opinions from the media, it takes a toll on each of us in a very personal way. When we interact with our environment, like the news stories of this week, it can awaken memories of a past experience—your own or a loved one's—that can affect us in the moment.
Begin by checking-in with yourself and asking yourself if you are safe.
Do an analysis of how your mind and body feel—what emotions are you feeling? Are you experiencing thoughts or memories related to your own or a loved one's trauma? Are you feeling tension in your body or are you holding your breath? Common bodily responses to trauma include tension, fear, anger, sadness and maybe even feeling unsafe. Remind yourself that what you are experiencing is a common response to your own experience of a traumatic event. If you are feeling in any way unsafe, create a safety plan such as calling a friend or talking to your therapist if you have one. What can you bring in to help you build safety and what support can you access? Having a good source of support can make a difference in your healing process.
Allow your feelings to exist and be gentle with yourself as you process them.
It is common for us to feel shame or guilt for feeling a certain way or for having a certain response, such as crying. As you allow your feelings to surface, it can be easier to cope with them. There are other creative and helpful ways of addressing your thoughts and feelings about this situation such as talking, journaling, drawing or making a collage. Additionally, creating daily practices that involve exercise, relaxation or breathing exercises can help you release tension from your mind and body and reduce stress. While these suggestions may seem like enough in the moment, this is a first step to check in with yourself.
Each of us knows best how to care for ourselves. You can get more information about self-care practices on our website.
As you are caring for yourself you may also be called upon to help someone who shares their experience with you. You don't have to be an expert to support someone. All you have to do is listen. Listen without judgment. Listen with an open heart. Here are a few tips that can help you feel more confident.
Listen. Validate. Ask what more you can do to help.
In listening to a person's story, your response can have an enormous impact on that person's healing journey. Although you can never take away what happened to someone, you can be a source of comfort. Just remember, if someone shares their story with you, that means you're probably already a person they look to for support, compassion, and guidance. Supporting someone does not have to mean listening to or sharing the details of what happened, but it can mean connecting to that person's experience now. You just have to be yourself.
Know where to point someone to for more help.
You can best help the survivor by offering options and leaving space for them to decide where to go from there. Here are some national resources—services that can point someone to local resources in your area.
If you or someone you know needs help, please contact:
Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network
1 (800) 656-4673 | www.rainn.org
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1 (800) 799-7233 | www.ndvh.org
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
1 (866) 331-9474 | www.loveisrespect.org
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1 (800) 273-8255 | www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
As I have said so many times before, it matters deeply how we respond to these issues—and we all have a role to play in creating a society that supports survivors and doesn't tolerate sexual assault.
Remember you can be your best self for someone else when you give yourself space to honor your needs.

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Linda Hooper, former principal of Whitwell Middle School in Whitwell, TN, tells the moving story of how she inspired her students to collect six million paper clips as a way to understand the magnitude of the Holocaust, and teach a homogeneous community about the lives and experiences of others. Hooper's work was documented in the award-winning 2004 film Paper Clips. Co-sponsored by The Center for Holocaust Awareness and Information (CHAI) of the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester
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Wednesdays, Mar 26-Jun 18 4-4:35pm (no class Apr 16) Thursdays, Mar 27-Jun 19, 4-4:35pm (no class Apr 17) Ages 5-11/Dance Studio Get ready for a high-energy fitness party packed with specially choreographed, kid-friendly routines and all the music kids love! Instructor: Jen Grow Non Member: $55
Kids' Cardio Hoop
Wednesdays, Mar 26-Jun 18 4:45-5:20pm (no class Apr 16) Ages 6-11/Auditorium B Improve motor skills, coordination, balance, flexibility, and confidence by learning to hula hoop on various parts of the body. Instructor: Caren Pita Non Member: $55
Wii/Xbox Games
Wednesdays, 4:45-5:20pm Thursdays, 4:45-5:20pm Ages 6-11/In Zone Play all your favorite Wii and Kinect games. Just Dance 4, Kinect Adventures!, Mario Kart, Kinect Sports — we've got them all!
Kid FIT
Thursdays, Mar 27-Jun 19 (no class Apr 17) Grades K-2: 4-4:35pm Grades 3-6: 4:45-5:20pm Gym Activities are designed to raise fitness levels, improve coordination, and boost self-esteem. Instructor: Carolyn Whitbeck Non Member: $55 For more information on the above FREE Youth Fitness classes, contact Carolyn Whitbeck at ext. 290 or email@example.com.
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Floor Hockey League
Sundays, Mar 2-May 18, 3:30-5:30pm (no class Apr 6, 13 & 20) Ages 11-16/Gym This league is designed to be fastpaced, fun, and competitive. We will learn and review the slap shot, wrist shot, backhand, passing, receiving, and puck/ball handling. Goalies will be provided with protective equipment and sticks. All participants must bring their own eye protection. Instructor: Anthony Fazzary For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or email@example.com. Member: $40 Non Member: $50
Basketball League
Sundays, Mar 2-May 18, 1-3pm (no class Apr 6, 13 & 20) Grades 6-8/Gym Come and increase your fundamental skills, offensive and defensive strategies, and play in a six-week tournament — with motivation, encouragement, and positive feedback. Instructor: Anthony Fazzary For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $40 Non Member: $50
Sport-Specific Coaching: Basketball
Grades 3-8/Gym Just learning the game? Want to sharpen your skills? If you're motivated, Coach Anthony will support you in becoming a better allaround athlete! Individual and group rates apply. For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or email@example.com. Member: $30/individual Group: $20/person
Team Handball League
Thursdays, Mar 13-May 8 3:45-5:15pm (no class Apr 17) Ages 11-16/Gym This Olympic sport is so much fun for everyone — easy to learn and great for conditioning. Spread the word and join the game full of excitement, teamwork, passing, shooting, and scoring! Instructor: Anthony Fazzary For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or email@example.com. Member: $35 Non Member: $45
Kickball League
Fridays, Mar 14-May 9, 3:45-5:15pm (no class Apr 18) Ages 11-16/Gym Grab your friends for a fun Friday of indoor kickball! If the weather warms up, we may move the game outside! Instructor: Anthony Fazzary For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $35 Non Member: $45
Frisbee Golf
Tuesdays, Apr 22-Jun 10 3:45-5:30pm Ages 11-16 Try for under par, par, or even a hole-in-one in this unique way of playing the traditional game of golf! Instructor: Anthony Fazzary For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $35 Non Member: $45
Yom Sport (Day of Sport)
May 25 & 26 Join together with other Jewish teens (grades 7-10) from across Upstate New York for 24 hours of competition, games, and fun. Program fee includes all meals, snacks, activities, laser tag, sleepover at the JCC, and more. All levels of ability welcome. Member: $35 Non Member: $50
Ages 11-16
Join Your Friends at THE PiT
Hours of Operation Sunday: 10am-4pm Monday-Thursday: 3-8pm Friday: 3-5:30pm Saturday: 12-4pm Holiday Hours Friday, Mar 14: 2-5:30pm Monday, Apr 14: Closed Tuesday, Apr 15: Closed Wednesday, Apr 16: 2-8pm Thursday, Apr 17: 2-8pm Friday, Apr 18: 2-5:30pm Monday, May 26: 8:30am-1:30pm
College Assistance Plus
Tuesday, Mar 18, 6:30-7:30pm Parents and Teens Conference Room As a parent, you know the value of a college educational experience, but at what monetary cost? This seminar will help you learn more about the college process and how to reduce the cost. Instructor: Ryan James For more information, contact Anthony Fazzary at ext. 291 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Free
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Annual Indoor Triathlon
Mar 2, 1pm: Kickoff Mar 30, 1pm: Awards Join our yearly weight loss competition! At the kickoff, participants sign up for their training group, meet their trainer, and weighin privately. The program includes eight group training sessions, four group nutrition seminars, and a T-shirt. Points will be earned for percentage of weight lost, each session attended, bonus classes, and events. The final weigh-in will take place immediately before the awards ceremony. Prizes will be presented to the highest scoring male and female. For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or email@example.com. Member: $100
Pilates Reformers and Chairs
Begins Mar 2 Small Group Classes (limit 4 per class) Member: $200 Non Member: $280 Private Sessions 30-minute intro session Member: $25 Non Member: $30 1 session Member: $50 Non Member: $60 3 sessions Member: $144 Non Member: $160 5 sessions Member: $225 Non Member: $250 10 sessions Member: $400 Non Member: $450 Semi-Private Sessions (2 people are needed in order to book a semi-private session; price is per person) 1 session Member: $35 Non Member: $45 3 sessions Member: $96 Non Member: $126 5 sessions Member: $150 Non Member: $200 10 sessions Member: $275 Non Member: $350 For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or email@example.com.
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Pickleball Clinic
Group Classes on the TRX Suspension Trainer Begins Apr 1 Check out the full schedule at jccrochester.org. For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Why Work Out on the TRX?
TRX Suspension Training® Suspension Training® is the original, best-in-class workout system that leverages gravity and your bodyweight to perform hundreds of exercises. You're in control of how much you want to challenge yourself on each exercise because you can simply adjust your body position to increase or decrease resistance. • Delivers a fast, effective total-body workout • Helps build a rock-solid core • Increases muscular endurance • Benefits people of all fitness levels TRX Rip™ Training Rip™ Training utilizes a lever bar and resistance cord to provide a unique mix of rotation, core stability, control, power, strength, mobility, metabolic conditioning, balance, and coordination challenges. • Get a full-body workout with just one piece of equipment • Build core strength with rotational movements that mirror the way you move in sport and in life • Burn calories and increase cardiovascular endurance • Challenge your core with asymmetric loads
March Meltdown
Mar 30 You've been training — now, see the results! Challenge yourself with a 15-minute swim, bike, and run. Individual, family, and school team categories are available. For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30am Session A: Apr 29-May 6 Session B: May 13-20 Learn the game of pickleball or improve your skills. Come to a clinic to review rules, strokes, and strategies. Registration is required (min: 2, max: 4). For more information, contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or email@example.com. Member: $10 Non Member: $15
MVP 10-Year Anniversary Celebration for SilverSneakers® Members Apr 11, 12-2pm Speakers and more. Free refreshments will be served. Watch for more details.
Celebrate Senior Health and Fitness Day Wednesday, May 28 Come to the JCC for your workout and join us for healthy snacks in Auditorium B! Free raffle drawings. Please register at the Main Desk. Free
Join Team JCC Rochester in the Tour de Cure Jun 8 Monroe Community College Join Team JCC Rochester by registering at diabetes.org. All team members who raise $175 will receive a team cycling jersey. For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Wellness Programs The JCC is a fitness provider for the Healthways SilverSneakers® Fitness Program. To receive your free JCC membership, present your Healthways SilverSneakers® card and your health insurance card at the time of joining. SilverSneakers® members must scan their key tag card each time they visit the JCC. Your JCC membership includes participation in any of our group fitness classes, which are free with membership. Contact your health insurance carrier for eligibility information or by calling toll-free 888-423-4632.
SilverSneakers®: Classic Mondays & Thursdays, 11-11:45am SilverSneakers®: Circuit Tuesdays & Fridays, 11-11:45am SilverSneakers®: Yoga Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1-2pm SilverSplash® Mondays & Fridays, 11-11:45am
Silver&Fit® provides eligible members with no-cost or low cost fitness memberships and older adult-oriented group exercise classes through arrangements with certain health plans. Silver&Fit® is provided by American Specialty Health Fitness, Inc., a subsidiary of American Specialty Health Incorporated. To join the JCC, bring your health insurance card to the JCC Main Desk and complete a membership application and pay the annual fee of $25 per calendar year. Silver&Fit® members must scan their key tag card each time they visit the JCC. Your JCC membership includes participation in any of our group fitness classes, which are free with membership.
Stretching the Limits Parkinson's Class
Begins Feb 24 This is a series of eight-week group exercise classes designed for individuals with varying stages of Parkinson's disease. Join anytime! Benefits include: • Improved flexibility, posture, and balance • Increased body awareness • Strength building and ability to get up from chair or floor (functional exercises included) • Exercise modifications to meet individual needs An evaluation must be completed by participants in order to be placed into one of the following classes: Stretching the Limits I Tuesdays & Fridays, 11am-12pm Stretching the Limits II (Intermediate) Mondays & Wednesdays, 3-4pm Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3-4pm Stretching the Limits II (Advanced) Mondays & Wednesdays 11:50am-12:50pm For more information or to schedule an evaluation, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or rschmidt@ jccrochester.org. $100 — subsidies available
Music, Mindfulness, and Motion
Tuesdays & Thursdays Mar 4-Apr 10, 1-1:55pm & 2-2:55pm Dance Studio This program provides people with early- to mid-stage dementia and their caregivers an opportunity to exercise with others in a safe and nurturing environment. Instructors: Kathy Mulvehill and Carm Heidt, Certified Personal Trainers For more information or to register, call Kathy Mulvehill at ext. 831 or Carm Heidt at ext. 817. Free Underwritten by the Konar Family Foundation
Joints in Motion
Mondays, Mar 31-Jun 16, 1:152:15pm (no class Apr 21 & May 26) Swimming Pool Taught by a Certified Arthritis Instructor, this class is ideal for anyone suffering from range of motion or flexibility problems. For more information, contact Starr Greenwood at ext. 267 or email@example.com. Member: $40 Non Member: $50
Silver&Fit®: Zumba® Gold Wednesdays, 11-11:45am Silver&Fit® II: Experience Sundays, 11-11:45am
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The JCC Annual Gala was a night to remember! Thank you to our generous sponsors, donors, and guests who helped to make the 2014 JCC Annual Gala a fun and successful evening! The event raised more than $83,000 to support the JCC's programs.
Event Sponsors
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust Buckingham Net Leased Properties Group Manning and Napier Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation Eva Pressman and Seth Zeidman
Table Sponsors
Bluemark Advisors CJS Architects First Niagara The Flaum Family Jewish Senior Life William and Sheila Konar Foundation M&T Bank Nazareth College of Rochester Nixon Peabody LLP Jeff and Patrice Pierce University of Rochester/University of Rochester Medical Center Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
Night Out for Two Sponsors Deborah Goldman Landsman ESL Federal Credit Union Express Press Gray Locey, CPA, P.C. Jet X Delivery Lorraine and Gordon McNeil M/E Engineering Rochester General Health System Trane, Inc
Alesco Advisors LLC Bank of Castile Joel and Lori Benzel Lisa and Bernard Birnbaum Andrew Blaustein and Jennifer Kulaga Judith and Norman Blaustein Shari and Brian Blaustein Betsy and Stuart Bobry Harold and Terri Bobry Branford Realty Brighton Memorial Chapel, Inc. Alan Brodsky Sharon Brodsky Vito and Kristen Caraccio Chabad Center for Jewish Enrichment Dr. William Chey David and Rachel Clar Cheryl Coccia and David Mock Howard and Daphne Cohen Tamara Cohen and Barry Silverstein Congregation Light of Israel Leslie and Howard Crane Dairy Queen DeJoy, Knauf & Blood LLP Lisa and Joel Elliot Harold and Joan Feinbloom Gary and Bethany Fishman
Robert and Lisa Fogel Teresa Galbier Geulah's Café Laurence and Jane Glazer Jocelyn Goldberg-Schaible and Jim Woods John and Judy Golden Justin and Leah Goldman Athene Goldstein Daniel and Victoria Goldstein Sidney and Karen Goldstien Lisa Goodman Burton Gordon and Phyllis Kasdin Barbara and Marvin Gray Sharon Gray and Scott Sherin Michael D. Grossman Stuart P. Hanau John Harris and Emily Krohn Joyce and Warren Heilbronner Yitz and Rishi Hein Hillel Community Day School Jack Huttner Insero and Associates JC Jones and Associates Lisa Kasdin and Martin Leubitz Kurt and Michelle Keller Dennis Kessler and Andrea Miller Bruce and Theresa Knapp David and Cynthia Kolko Liz Konar and Allan Osborne Sheila and Bill Konar Lacy Katzen LLP Lake Beverage Corporation Bill and Beverly Lanigan Leslie Berkowitz and Michael Lebowitz Lenore and Marshall Lesser Maurice and Henrietta Levine Linda Lowenstein LVW Advisors Max A. Adler Charitable Foundation Harry and Linda Messina David and Mara Metzger Monroe Community College Jordan and Sarah Morgenstern Joseph Nardone and Bruce Gorman Bruce and Helene Newman Lewis Norry NORTHMARQ Capital Dolores Parlato Parts Plus Autostore Lee and Ellie Patterson Philadelphia Insurance Companies Regain Physical Therapy Emily and Joshua Rittenberg Rochester Footcare Associates Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Aaron Rosen and Abby Laufer Ben and Leora Rozin Louis and Enid Ryen Matthew and Erinn Ryen Laura Sadowski Susan Sagan Levitan and Michael Levitan Noreen Salerno and Guy Boor Robert and Terry Schwartz Serv-Brite Foodservice
Diane Shoger and Tim Coughlin Simon and Josephine Braitman Family Supporting Foundation Sirness Vending Services Mark Siwiec and Duffy Palmer Leland Smith State of Israel Bonds Dr. and Mrs. Scott Stein Sharon Stiller and Nelson Blish Michael and Lynda Stock Temple B'rith Kodesh UBS Financial Services UGI Energy Service, Inc. Underberg and Kessler LLP Isanna and Ilya Voloshin Matthew and Jennifer Wallace Eric and Margot Weinberg Linda and Sherwin Weinstein Jeremy and Melanie Wolk Marvin and Mari Wolk Brenda Wonder and Justin Del Vecchio
In-Kind Supporters
Allaccess.us and partners Brian Usifer and Kinky Boots Celebration Events Century Liquor and Wines Express Press JetBlue MacKenzie-Childs Maid 4 Time Nardone Home and Garden Top of the Rock
A special thank you to this year's committee... Co-Chairs Judy and Norm Blaustein Jen and Matthew Wallace Planning Committee Valerie and Jon Alhart Howard and Daphne Cohen Leah and Justin Goldman Mara and David Metzger Lynda Newman Irena Pesis-Katz Enid Ryen Matthew Ryen Lyndsay Thomas Ron Von Perlstein Margot and Eric Weinberg Melanie and Jeremy Wolk
Photos from left to right clockwise: Photo 1: Mara & David Metzger, Jeff & Jill Liberman Photo 2: Erinn Ryen, Gabriella Nozik, Daphne Cohen extension listed5:next toWolk eachPhoto program the staff listed Photo 3: Judy & Norm Blaustein Photo 4: Louise & Justin Vigdor Photo Jeremy 6: Sheila & Bill Konar
Beyond Hanukkah: The History of Jewish Life During the Hasmonean Period
Wednesdays, Feb 26 & Mar 5-26 7:30-8:30pm Conference Room Come join us for this engaging lecture series on Jewish life over 2,000 years ago. Instructor: Rabbi Mordechai Hochheimer Member: $20 Non Member: $25
Chag Sameach! Adult Holiday Lunches
Purim Lunch Monday, Mar 17, 12pm The Resource Place Menu: lentil soup, sweet and sour turkey meatballs, brown rice, vegetable, and hamentaschen. Member: $6 Non Member: $9 Passover Lunch Thursday, Apr 10, 12pm The Resource Place Menu: matzah ball soup, gefilte fish, egg salad, matzah, charoset, carrots, and macaroons. Member: $6 Non Member: $9
Yiddish and Yiddishkeit: Language, Literature, and Culture Nine week sessions begin Tuesday, Apr 1 or Wednesday, Apr 2 Instructor: Deborah Rothman Member: $90/session Non Member: $120/session
Beginners Yiddish (Section I) Tuesdays, 10:15-11:30am Discover the world of Yiddish in this introductory class geared to students with little or no background. Learn to read, carry on a basic conversation, and explore the history and culture of this expressive language. Students in Section I have the option of participating in Section II, at no additional cost. Intensive Yiddish (Section II) Tuesdays, 11:30am-12:30pm Geared to students with some reading and speaking fluency, this accelerated class will focus on language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The class is fastpaced and is designed for serious language study.
Students in Section II have the option of participating in Section I, at no additional cost. Intermediate and Advanced Yiddish (Section III) Wednesdays, 10:30am-12:30pm This class continues to build on skills gained in previous classes. Students will also work on textbook exercises and reading assignments, both in Yiddish and in translation.
The Settlement House Cookbook: A Presentation by Professor Nora Rubel
Thursday, May 1, 12pm The Resource Place Come learn about the history of the Settlement House Cookbook with University of Rochester Professor of Jewish Studies Nora Rubel. Program includes a tasting of traditional cookbook foods. Member: $6 Non Member: $9
Concert of Turkish and Jewish Music: Sufi Music Group and Lev-Yulzari Duo
Sunday, May 4, 4pm The Resource Place Brought to the community by "United by Faith: A Jewish-Muslim Interfaith Dialogue." No registration required. Free Sponsored by Congregation Beth Hamedresh-Beth Israel, Turkish Cultural Center of Rochester, Peace Islands Institute, and Temple Beth David, with partial support from the Max and Marian Farash Charitable Foundation
Israel Independence Day: Come Celebrate Israel's 66th!
Yom Ha'atzmaut Israel Independence Day Lunch Tuesday, May 6, 12pm The Resource Place Menu: pizza, Israeli salad, tuna salad, corn, and brownies. Member: $6 Non Member: $9 Yom Ha'atzmaut Film Screening: Big Dig Tuesday, May 6, 1pm The Resource Place Free
Loaves of Love: A Community Challah Bake
Thursday, May 15, 7-9pm Auditorium Did you ever want to learn how to make traditional challah? Come join together with women from across the community. All participants will leave with two unbaked loaves — one to keep and one to share. Member/Non Member: $10 Co-sponsored by the Jewish Women's Circle of Chabad-Lubavitch of Pittsford
JNet: Rochester's Jewish Network for Young Adults (Ages 22-35)
Many great programs are happening throughout the spring. Check us out on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/ROCJNET.
Israeli Dance for Everyone
Sundays 6:30-7pm: Beginners 7-9pm: Open Dancing and Instruction Instructor: Max Steiner Member: Free Non Member: $6
Shabbat Yoga
Fridays, 11:15am-1pm Bring together Jewish spirituality with the practice of yoga. Suitable for all levels. Instructor: Wendy Beller-Madway For more information, contact Rebecca Schmidt at ext. 271 or email@example.com. Free For information on any of the above programs, please contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or email@example.com.
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In Fitness, Old Meets New The JCC uses an approach to fitness that looks to the future. Every three years, essentially all of the fitness machines are replaced with the most modern available. Associate Executive Director, Fitness, Wellness, and Recreation Eke Aiono and his staff have remained ahead of the curve in their own training in order to offer JCC members the very latest in fitness routines. A number of years ago, each piece of equipment received its own TV monitor. Now, not only can members watch TV, including movies, but through the use of a Preva® Token provided upon request, members can track their workouts, download an app to their smartphones, compare their progress against weekly goals, and even be greeted by the monitor welcoming them back sby name! Ironically, as the JCC looks to the future in its equipment, it looks to the past in terms of its fitness philosophy. According to Eke, "Fitness is going back to old school." He says human muscles need to be taught to work together for total-body fitness and that we need to learn to crawl, skip, jump, climb, etc., because these are the movements that, together, make the body completely fit. "Fitness is not so much sitting down pushing weights," Eke continues. "Practice what you're going to use! The latest trends in fitness keep you on your feet, teaching your muscles to work together for efficient movement patterns." JCC Personal Trainer Melanie Mullally works directly with members using the JCC's latest equipment such as the new TRX® Rip™ Trainers and TRX® Suspension Trainers, which become the basis for all kinds of workouts. Melanie explains, "The body is only as strong as its weakest link. If muscles are tight, weak, or imbalanced, if joints are compromised, or if the body is only trained using strict isolation, then the result will not be optimal performance during activities of daily living and/or recreational activities. Exercises that address mobility will help to create optimal performance during all activities." The Rip™ Trainer, Suspension Trainer, ropes, kettlebells, medicine balls, and many of the other classes available at the JCC can assist members in reaching their health and fitness goals and guide them in the right direction. Personal Trainers can help tailor a program for each individual's specific needs/goals. JCC fitness definitely has something for everybody!
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Spring Swim Schedule
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Gesher registration due by Feb 27 • Member registration begins Mar 2 • Non Member registration begins Mar 16 Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday classes are 11 weeks.
Sundays, Mar 23-Jun 15 (no class Apr 13 & May 25) Tuesdays, Mar 25-Jun 17 (no class Apr 15 & 22) Wednesdays, Mar 26-Jun 18 (no class Apr 16 & Jun 4) Thursdays, Mar 27-Jun19 (no class Apr 17 & Jun 5) Member: $110 Non Member: $165
Tiny Tots and Parents Sundays, 10-10:30am Ages 10 months-2 years Get comfortable in the water through water games, blowing bubbles, kicking, and beginner floating. Minimum 4, maximum 12 Advanced Tiny Tots and Parents Sundays, 10:30-11am Ages 3-4 Get more comfortable in the water. Begin kicking, floating, blowing bubbles, arm stroke, and safety. Minimum 4, maximum 12 Level 1 Sundays, 11-11:30am Tuesdays, 5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4:30-5pm Ages 4-5 Water adaptation, kicking, floating, jumping in, and putting the face in the water. Minimum 3, maximum 4 Level 2 Sundays, 11-11:30am/1:30-2pm Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4:30-5pm Ages 4-7 For the child who is comfortable in the water but needs to work on basic swimming skills. Introduction to front and back crawl, floating safety and rescue skills. Minimum 3, maximum 4
Level 3 Sundays, 11:30am-12pm/1-1:30pm Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm/4:30-5pm Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm/4:30-5pm Thursdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Ages 6+ Pre-requisite: Level 2 Students will be taught elementary backstroke, rotary breathing, front and back crawl, stroke development, safety, survival, and rescue skills. Minimum 3, maximum 5 Level 4 Sundays, 11:30am-12pm/1-1:30pm Tuesdays, 4:30-5pm Wednesdays, 5-5:30pm Thursdays, 4-4:30pm/5-5:30pm Ages 6+ Pre-requisite: Level 3 For the child with good front and back crawl for 10 yards. Course will review already learned strokes, introduce sidestroke and breast stroke kick, and teach safety and rescue skills. Minimum 4, maximum 6 Level 5 Sundays, 11:30am-12pm/1:30-2pm Wednesdays, 4:30-5pm Thursdays, 5-5:30pm Ages 7+ Pre-requisite: Level 4 Coordinate and refine the key strokes. Open turns and feet-first dives are introduced. Minimum 4, maximum 6 Level 6 Sundays, 1:30-2:15pm Thursdays, 4-4:45pm
Ages 7+
Due to instructor/student ratios, we cannot offer makeup lessons for missed classes. If the Aquatics Department cancels classes for any reason, a makeup date will be added to the end of the session. For more information or for swim class placement, contact Hanna Bergwall at ext. 289 or email@example.com.
Private Lessons
We offer one-on-one instruction for children and adults or semi-private lessons with two to four participants. Lesson days and times are at your convenience. For more information, contact Hanna Bergwall at ext. 289 or email@example.com. Private Lessons Member: $25 Non Member: $35 Semi-Private Lessons Member: $30 Non Member: $40
Lifeguard Training Recertification
May 27 & 29, 11am-3pm Registrants must be 15 years of age or older, pass a swim test, and bring their Lifeguard Training Manual and CPR mask to class. Participants will be recertified in lifeguarding, first aid, CPR, and AED. Registrants must be Lifeguard Certified. This is not a full lifeguard course. Minimum 6, maximum 10 Member: $100 Non Member: $180
Pre-requisite: Level 5 Continue to work on stroke efficiency while learning basic rescue skills. Minimum 4, maximum 8
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Holiday Hours Monday, Apr 14: 8:30am-1pm Tuesday, Apr 15: Closed Wednesday, Apr 16: 5-8pm Monday, Apr 21: 4-8pm Tuesday, Apr 22: 4-8pm Monday, May 26: 8:30am-1:30pm
Sitter Service
FREE to JCC Family Members! Ages 6 weeks-4 years Two-hour time limit and strict staff/ child ratios observed. Hours of Operation Sunday: 9am-4pm Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm Friday: 8:30am-1pm, 3-5pm Saturday: 12-4pm Holiday Hours Monday, Apr 14: 8:30am-1pm Tuesday, Apr 15: Closed Wednesday, Apr 16: 4-8pm Monday, Apr 21: 4-8pm Tuesday, Apr 22: 4-8pm Monday, May 26: 8:30am-1:30pm
Birthday Parties at the J
Many new and exciting birthday party packages to choose from: • Slither Away • Movie in the Pool • Twinkle Toes • Presto– it's Magic! • Clowning Around • Giddy Up • Bouncing Around • Disco Skating • Splash-n-Play • Sports Party • Jump into Fun (children 6 & under) • Mini Ark-n-Play • Spring, Leap, Jump (children 4+) Packages are two hours total; all include pizza, drinks, the birthday child, and up to 12 of their friends (siblings included with the count). Each additional child is $8. A JCC Party Host will attend and supervise your entire party. A party room — where all guests will meet and depart — will be specially decorated for your party. All paper products, tablecloths, and balloons in your child's favorite colors are included. The birthday child receives a free JCC Birthday T-Shirt to remember their special day! For more information or to reserve your date today, contact Amy Exton at ext. 268 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Parties
The JCC is a great place to host your child's Bar or Bat Mitzvah celebration. Create a unique event as casual or elaborate as you like from cocktail hour to dinner, dancing, DJ, sports, or swimming...a party that your family and friends will always remember. For more information or to reserve your date today, contact Amy Exton at ext. 268 or email@example.com.
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for the 2014/15 JCC Wolk Children Center's program (beginning June 30, 2014) To arrange your personal visit, contact Jill Shellman, Director of the JCC Wolk Children's Center, at (585) 461-2000, ext. 505 or email@example.com.
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Live on Stage: Legendary "Little Feat" Guitarists Paul Barrère and Fred Tackett Apr 1, 7pm Hart Theatre Bringing their distinctly different artistic stamp to the Little Feat catalog and more, this delightful duo will blow you away. For tickets stop by the Main Desk, call 461-2000 or visit jccrochester.org. General Admission: $36 VIP tickets: $100 (VIP tickets include a
Meet and Greet reception and pre-show sound check.)
All proceeds from this event will benefit Camp Seneca Lake.
Gesher Before and After School Care
Registration for the 2014-2015 school year begins Mar 1 Gesher bridges home and school life for kindergarten through sixth grade students. Our programs include: • Before School Care — Children start their day in a calm, enriching environment before riding the bus to school (Brighton or Rush-Henrietta). • After School Care — Choose from a wide range of activities, including performing arts, cooking, gardening, athletics, homework help, and more! Children in After School Care may also sign up for Youth Fitness classes and swim lessons at no additional cost when registered at least three days per week. • Enrichment Classes — Stimulating classes include art, culture, and sports. • Kindercrew — Wraparound care designed for kindergarteners to foster independence. The Kindercrew curriculum focuses on both academics and social skills in a playful setting. • Snow Days, Superintendent's Days, and Half Days — Your children can enjoy time with their friends, participating in entertaining and stimulating activities during their time off from school. For more information, contact Esther Cohen at ext. 234 or email@example.com.
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FREE to JCC Family Members! Ages 2-10 Children under 4 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or sibling in the 7th grade or above, who shall remain with the child in the PlayGym area and on the structure at all times. Children ages 4-10 must be potty-trained and signed in and out by an adult remaining in the JCC. Hours of Operation Sunday: 10am-4pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm Wednesday: 8:30am-1pm, 5-8pm Friday: 8:30am-1pm Saturday: 12-4pm
Gesher Vacation Camps
Apr 14 & 16-18: Color War Week Come for a day or the whole week and compete in color war competitions! For more information, contact Esther Cohen at ext. 234 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Apr 14: Close at 4pm Apr 15: Closed full day Regular Day (9am-4pm) Member: $50 Non Member: $60 Extended Day (7am-6pm) Member: $59 Non Member: $69
Camp Sisol has been filling summers with fun and sun for nearly 100 years. We create community through shared experiences, traditions, universal values, and common goals. We strive to give each child the tools they need to foster personal growth by offering a wide range of handson, developmentally appropriate activities.
KidSport (Grades 3-6) Jul 7-11: Basketball Jul 14-18: Soccer Jul 21-25: Tennis Jul 28-Aug 1: Floor Hockey Aug 4-8: Track & Field Aug 11-15: Flag Football Hobby Camp Aug 25-29 Campers will choose one activity track to participate in for the duration of the week (options include arts and crafts, athletics, science/nature, or drama), with free swim offered every afternoon. Buses depart from the JCC at 8:45am and return at 4pm. Before and After Camp Care are available from 7am-6pm. All meals and snacks are provided.
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Sundays, Mar 2-Apr 6, 4-6pm Ages 10-13 The Resource Place GirlPower facilitates mentorship, empowerment, and community to grow healthy, grounded teen leaders with compassionate hearts and a healthy respect for who they are and what they want. The focus on inner dialogue, self-care, and self-discovery helps girls learn potent tools to live authentically. Two-hour yoga class, workbook, and art materials are included. Instructor: Jennifer Hess Member: $140 Non Member: $165
Apr 6, 2-4:30pm J-Serve is the International Day of Jewish Youth Service. Rochester teens (grades 8-12) will participate in local community service projects, while other charitable events are taking place all over the world. Drop-off and pick-up are at the Jewish Home. For more information, contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Free Sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester
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KidStage (Grades 3-6) Jun 30-Jul 3: Red, White, and You: A Theatrical Adventure through America Jul 7-11: Music Theater Workshop Jul 14-25: Bear Feels Sick by Karma Wilson & Jane Chapman Jul 28-Aug 1: Quiet on Set: Mime, Music, and Movement Aug 4-15: Willy Wonka KIDS Aug 18-22: Knights and Princesses of the Enchanted Stage
Family Camp Weekend
Aug 22-24 Camp Seneca Lake Registration opens Feb 1 What better way to say goodbye to summer than spending a weekend in the beautiful Finger Lakes region with your entire family? For more information, contact Aaron Cantor at ext. 263 or email@example.com.
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JCC CenterStage Presents: The Normal Heart Mar 8-23
• Saturday, March 8 at 8pm • Sunday, March 9 at 2pm • Thursday, March 13 at 7pm • Saturday, March 15 at 8pm • Sunday, March 16 at 2pm • Thursday, March 20 at 7pm • Saturday, March 22 at 8pm • Sunday, March 23 at 2pm Staying silent when you see an injustice in the world can be as devastating as endorsing it. This can be true whether you are talking about racism, sexism, domestic violence, child abuse, or any other human rights issue. As an American Jew, writer/activist Larry Kramer was well aware of the ramifications of turning a blind eye when "it's someone else's problem." The true story of his epic fight is the focus of the Tony® Award-winning play The Normal Heart to be presented at JCC CenterStage March 8-23, 2014. The Normal Heart focuses on the early days of the HIVAIDS crisis in NYC between 1981 and 1984. It follows a tight-knit group of friends who refuse to let doctors, politicians, and the media ignore the truth of the unspoken, unnamed epidemic. The play was first staged in 1985 and received critically acclaimed Rochester production at Shipping Dock Theatre. After the celebrated 2011 Broadway revival swept the Tony®, Drama Desk, Drama League, and Outer Critic's Circle awards for "Best Play Revival," JCC CenterStage knew it was time for a new Rochester production.
JCC CenterStage presents The Normal Heart during LGBT Health Month, and a series of events and talks are planned in conjunction with the play. Post-show discussions will also follow the Sunday and Thursday performances with special guest moderators. The play is receiving support from business and social leaders throughout Rochester, including a grant from the Rochester Community Foundation's LGBT Giving Circle and sponsorship from Rochester's Dr. Bill Valenti Trillium Health. In an additional recently honored with an Rochester connection, Trillium's Dr. was award named for the doctor in Bill Valenti received the 2013 Linda The Normal Heart. Laubenstein Award for his 30+ years of caring for patients with HIV and AIDS. The award is named in honor of the doctor depicted in The Normal Heart.
Speaking Up
The play is a powerful, cautionary tale on the consequences of fear and ignorance, and a reminder that speaking up for an injustice can make the world a better place. For tickets/details, call CenterStage at 461-2000, ext. 235 or visit jccrochester.org.
JCC CenterStage Presents:
Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein May 3-18
IT'S ALIVE! From the creators of the record-breaking Broadway sensation The Producers comes the outrageous new musical based on Mel Brooks' 1974 classic comedy masterpiece. A wickedly inspired reimagining of the Frankenstein legend!
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The following programs are presented by The Resource Place at the JCC All of the following listings are open to Members and Non Members. The Resource Place offers programs for Members and Non Members designed to help people of all ages navigate life's challenges and opportunities. Stop in and meet the staff or visit The Resource Place library. For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com The Resource Place is made possible through the generosity of the Max and Marian Farash Charitable Foundation.
Talking to Your Children about Sexuality Mar 26, 12pm Conference Room Learn to effectively communicate information to your children on the topic of sexuality, which will help us raise healthy, well-adjusted children. Facilitator: Kenya Malcolm, Ph.D. Member: $15 Non Member: $18 (includes lunch)
Rock-Solid Mom, Rock-Solid Daughter Apr 9, 12pm The Resource Place Cultivate greater awareness about yourself in order to understand how to parent your daughter(s) more confidently and authentically. Facilitator: Jennifer Hess Member: $15 Non Member: $18 (includes lunch) Raising a Spirited Child May 14, 12pm Conference Room Better understand your child, develop effective communication skills, and foster positive parenting. Facilitators: Emily Krohn, LCSW-R, and Miri Arie, Ph.D. Member: $15 Non Member: $18 (includes lunch)
A Plant-Based Diet: Eating for Happiness and Health Tuesdays, Mar 4-Apr 8, 6:45-9pm Auditorium A every night except Mar 11, which is in Auditorium C Classes feature Q&A sessions and vegan food samplings. Instructor: Dr. Ted Barnett For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $100 Non Member: $125
Healthy Indian Cuisine Mar 12, 12pm The Resource Place Learn to prepare healthy, flavorful Indian dishes, with recipes and a tasting. Facilitator: Kala Shetty Member: $15 Non Member: $18
Help Fulfill the Mitzvah of Hachnasat Orchim Are you willing to open your home during secular and Jewish holidays to those in our community who are new to the area or don't have family here? If so, please call Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 (you may be asked to provide transportation). Jewish Family Service at the JCC Every Friday from 9-11am, a Community Case Manager will be in the Main Lobby to answer questions related to older adults living in Monroe County. Feel free to stop by our table or call Kate O'Brien at 4610115, ext. 123. Interfaith Connection Connect with other interfaith couples in a welcoming and supportive environment. Interfaith Connection serves couples with one Jewish partner in a committed relationship, with or without children. Telephone conferences and personal appointments are available. Interfaith Connection Open House and Discussion Group Apr 6, 9:30am Conference Room For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or email@example.com. Free
The Mothers Circle Tuesdays, Mar 4, Apr 1 & May 13 11am Conference Room For women in interfaith relationships who want to learn about Jewish rituals, ethics, and creating a Jewish home. Free Sitter Service is available. For more information, visit TheMothersCircle.org. Free The Grandparents Circle Wednesdays, Mar 5, Apr 2 & May 7, 11am Room 3 For Jewish grandparents whose children are intermarried. Learn to share your Jewish heritage and nurture your grandchildren's Jewish identities. Free Sitter Service is available. For more information, visit JOI.org. Free For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or email@example.com. Interfaith Connection, the Mothers Circle, and the Grandparents Circle are made possible through the generosity of the Regina and Harry Cornell Fund. Reinventing Yourself: Embracing Change in Uncertain Times Thursdays, Mar 13 & 27 & Apr 10 6-8pm The Resource Place Session 1: Emancipation Session 2: Embracing Change Session 3: Living the Changes Facilitators: Susan Bush, LCSW, and Jay Pruiett, LCSW-R Member: $60 Non Member: $75 Prostate Cancer: Support, Education, and Advocacy Join us for meetings that include medical experts and provide a forum
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National Healthcare Decisions Day: Spring Cleaning? Scrub Your Medical Profile, Too Apr 10, 7pm Auditorium Learn how to legally document your health conditions and personal wishes to ensure your best interests in the event of a life-threatening accident or emergency that makes you unable to speak for yourself. Facilitator: Dr. Patricia Bomba, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Free Caring for a Parent/Loved One Support Group Mondays, Mar 17 & May 19, 1pm Room 3 Get the support you need to care for your aging parent or loved one. Preregistration is required. Facilitator: Kate O'Brien, BSW, MS, MHSA, Community Case Management Director, Jewish Family Service For more information, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Free Lifespan Presents: Health Insurance Information, Counseling, and Assistance Program Are you eligible for Medicare? Do you want unbiased information about choosing health insurance? Lifespan's trained volunteer counselors can help. To schedule an appointment, contact Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Free
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The Art of Painting Mondays, 10am Express your creative side through painting! The instructor will provide a list of materials. Instructor: Paxton Maffett For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: $125 Non Member: $140 Men in Transition Tuesdays, 8:30-10am The Resource Place Men in Transition is an association of retired men ranging from the early 50s and upward. Come to enjoy bagels, coffee, and discussion. Special speakers are regularly scheduled. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. Marquetry Wednesdays, 9am Marquetry is art made from thin pieces of wood veneer glued together to form a picture or pattern. Drop in to learn this craft or work on your own project. A list of materials to be purchased will be provided. Facilitator: Nadia Sanow For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@ jccrochester.org. Member: Free Non Member: $20 Current Events Wednesdays, 11am-1pm Are you a news junkie? Come to discuss topics that interest you! Coffee is available. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or cadengler@jccrochester. org. Free Drop-In Crafts Thursdays, 10am-2pm Drop into the Art Studio to meet other crafters, work on your own project, and get tips. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Member: Free Non Member: $20
Connections for Women in Transition First & third Thursday of each month 1-2:15pm Are you facing a fork in the road of your life's journey and want to meet other women who are experiencing this, too? If so, Connections is for you! For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Free WXXI Reachout Radio The Resource Place WXXI Reachout Radio is an audio information service that provides convenient access to printed material for thousands of people who can no longer read standard print due to visual or physical handicap. For more information, call Michele Ruda Leve, LMSW, at ext. 232. Free AARP Mondays & Wednesdays, Mar 3 & 5, Apr 7 & 9, May 5 & 7 Earn discounts on your auto insurance with this New York State approved driver safety course. Payment must be made by check to AARP on the first day of class. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. AARP Member: $20 Non AARP Member: $25
to discuss concerns or outcomes experienced by survivors of prostate cancer and their loved ones. Mar 13, 6:30pm: Prostate Cancer Support and Open Discussion Night with Us TOO Rochester NY Mar 15, 9:30am: Prostate Cancer Advocacy Volunteers Meeting Apr 12, 9:30am: Prostate Cancer Advocacy Volunteers Meeting May 8, 7pm: What Survivors Need to Know About the Flow May 10, 9:30am: Prostate Cancer Advocacy Volunteers Meeting For more information, contact Patrick Fisher at 787-4011 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Senior Days at the "J" Mondays & Thursdays, 10:15am-1pm The Resource Place If you're looking to meet other adults in a casual atmosphere, then come to our social group. Activities include card games, bingo, movies, and more. Pick up a monthly schedule at The Resource Place. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Free Book Club Calling all book lovers everywhere! In conjunction with the Lane Dworkin Rochester Jewish Book Festival, we are facilitating a Book Club. Read interesting books and join in stimulating discussions. Facilitator: Michael Miller For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Free
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Mah Jongg Instruction Sundays, Mar 9-30, 2-4pm Room 1 Participants will learn the official rules and strategies. No prior knowledge or experience is required. Instructor: Helene Newman Member: $40 Non Member: $45 Spring Flower Planting Mar 28, 1pm Conference Room Join Nellie Gardner, owner of Flower Fields and horticulturist at Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House Complex, to learn about the 10 best cut flowers and how to grow and arrange them. Member: $15 Non Member: $18
Shop 'Til You Drop: Destiny USA Bus Trip May 2, 10am Join us for a fun-filled day of shopping at Destiny USA in Syracuse! Star Travel and Tours will be providing comfortable transportation to and from the mall. Pick-up time at the JCC is 10am, with departure from the mall at 3pm. Registration is required. For more information, contact Carrie Dengler at ext. 214 or email@example.com. Member: $30 Non Member: $35
Lunch and Film Series with Howard Golove Thursdays, Mar 13-27, 12pm Auditorium A Join us for films detailing the lives of famous stars. Lunch is provided. Registration is required. Mar 13: De-Lovely: The Life and Musical Career of Cole Porter Mar 20: Every Little Step: A Chorus Line Mar 27: Michael Jackson: The King of Pop's Life and Career Member: $7 per program Non Member: $9 per program MVP Presents: Life's a Ball! Humor and Health Apr 24, 12:30pm The Resource Place Join Cheryl Minchella of MVP Health Care as we learn how humor plays a role in our overall physical and mental health. Lunch is provided. Registration is required. Member: $7 Non Member: $9
ABCs of Senior Housing in the Rochester Community Mar 10, 12pm The Resource Place This workshop will answer questions about senior living options that exist in the area, including cost, eligibility, and more. Feel free to bring your own lunch. Presenter: Kate O'Brien, BSW, MS, MHSA, Community Case Management Director, Jewish Family Service Free
Chug is a social and recreational club which meets mostly on Sunday afternoons once a month or more, in an informal environment. Members enjoy activities and interaction with their peers. Purim Palooza Mar 9, 2-3pm Auditorium Join the Jewish Federation and the JCC for an afternoon of games, crafts, and foods relating to Purim. There is a fee if you wish to purchase snacks. Free Chinese Banquet Mar 30, 12-1:30pm P.F. Chang's China Bistro Join us for a festive Chinese luncheon. Chug Member: $12 Non Chug Member: $17 Model Passover Seder Apr 9, 6-7:30pm Temple B'rith Kodesh We'll be joining the Jewish Living Skills class for a workshop on the Passover Seder. Snacks will be provided. Facilitator: Elliot Fix Free
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Downsizing Without Stress Mar 6, 12pm The Resource Place This workshop will discuss what you need to bring with you when downsizing your home, your options for dealing with what's been left behind, and how to donate or recycle items you are not taking with you. Facilitators: Dan and Karen Menachof, Caring Transitions Member: $7 Non Member: $9
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The TechAge Learning Center offers computer, iPad, and digital photography classes for adults, with 10 or fewer students, personalized instruction, individual computers with the latest software, and guidebooks for use at home. Free drop-in help sessions are on weekdays from 122pm. For more information, call ext. 463 or visit RocTechAge.org.
Gentle Yoga and Yom HaShoah Apr 27, 1-2pm The Resource Place Yom HaShoah is the day we remember the Jews who perished during World War II. Join us for a Gentle Yoga class and information about this solemn day. Snacks will be served following yoga. Facilitator: Wendy Beller-Madway Free Sponsored by the B. Thomas Golisano Foundation Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein May 4, 1:30-4pm Hart Theatre This musical is wickedly inspired by a reimagining of the Frankenstein legend, including all your favorite characters. We'll have a snack at the Coffee Shop following the play. Chug Member: $12 Non Chug Member: $17
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Model Passover Seder Apr 9, 6-7:30pm Temple B'rith Kodesh We'll be joining the Jewish Living Skills class for a workshop on the Passover Seder. Snacks will be provided. Facilitator: Elliot Fix Free
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Richard Koshalek, an energetic champion of new art and architecture who joined Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art in 1980 when the museum was still on the drawing board and went on to serve as its director for the past 15 years, said Monday that he will step down in the summer of 1999.
Koshalek is fulfilling terms of a contract signed nearly four years ago but only now being revealed. He said: "It is time. This is something that I wanted because I think 20 years is enough."
When Koshalek arrived in Los Angeles, the planned museum had $50,000 in the bank, a professional staff of three and no collection. Now MOCA operates on a $10-million annual budget with a staff of 75, attracts about 450,000 visitors a year, organizes exhibitions that travel all over the world and has a 4,000-piece collection of postwar art.
Koshalek will serve the museum as a consultant for five years after he leaves his post and said he plans to stay in Los Angeles as a cultural advocate and facilitator for downtown Los Angeles, although he would not elaborate.


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Carolee Carmello is Enjoying Being a Tony Award Nominee…Again
The Scandalous star shares her thoughts on the big night, why she reads reviews, and her next gig.
Scandalous Cast Album, Starring Tony Nominee Carolee Carmello, Now Available
The digital album can be downloaded now and the physical CD will be released on June 15.
Kathie Lee Gifford's Broadway Musical, Scandalous, Starring Carolee Carmello, Records Its Cast Album
The cast of the short-lived Broadway show hit the studio today, Carmello announced on Twitter.
Broadway's Scandalous, With Book and Lyrics by Kathie Lee Gifford, to Close on December 9
The musical stars two-time Tony Award nominee Carolee Carmello as Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson.
Carolee Carmello, Kathie Lee Gifford, Liza Minnelli Have Faith in Broadway's Scandalous on Opening Night
Hoda Kotb, Frank Gifford, Kris Jenner, Matt Lauer, and Regis Philbin were among those took in the heavenly new bio-musical at the Neil Simon Theatre.
Scandalous's Kathie Lee Gifford on Faith, Sensuality, and Smelling a Queen
The famed TV host talks show biz, religion and the holy inspiration behind her first Broadway musical.
Scandalous Doings on Broadway
Carolee Carmello, Kathie Lee Gifford, George Hearn, Candy Buckley, and Roz Ryan tell all about the new musical about Aimee Semple McPherson
Carolee Carmello, Kathie Lee Gifford, George Hearn, Cast of Scandalous Meet the Press
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