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Rabbi of released hostages says congregation is grateful
Israel has confirmed the release of two US hostages who were held by Hamas. Judith and Natalie Raanan had been abducted during a lethal raid on Israel. Their rabbi, Meir Hecht, described the mother and daughter to BBC News. “Judith is someone who loves life and humanity. Her daughter is the same way,” Rabbi Hecht…
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New live entertainment and event hall opening in downtown Lansing
Grewal Hall is now hosting concerts, comedians and private gatherings at 224 Washington Square. The location can fit up to 900 people for standing room shows. Jenna Meyer, one of the hall’s owners, said the space is a needed addition for a city lacking concert halls. “In terms of any sort of successful city, there’s…
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Foodie Friday: Irie Mon Kitchen food truck specializes in Jamaican cuisine
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) – For this week’s Foodie Friday, KSLA is highlighting the Irie Mon Kitchen food truck. On Oct. 20, Niguel and Nathailia Archer, the owners, joined the KSLA Café to talk about their start in the food industry, which started out as a dream in Jamaica. The duo recently launched their food truck…
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Soldiers, civilians walk from Dallas to Fort Worth to support mental health care for veterans
It’s arduous, at times uneven, and for some, topped with a heavy load. Darrin Beheler, and a group of both soldiers and civilians, began their 50-mile journey as the sun rose over downtown Dallas Friday morning. “The worst part is my feet. That’s always it,” said Beheler. They’ll end it long after the sun sets,…
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World Health Organization releases updated adolescent wellness guidelines
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – The World Health Organization recently updated its guidelines and recommendations on adolescent health and well-being. While the first edition of its “Global Accelerated Action for the Health of Adolescents guidance,” or AA-HA!, focused more on a teen’s health, the second edition focuses on a more “holistic” approach to well-being. Soul 57′s…
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Big 12 basketball notes: Sanction-free, No. 1 Kansas eyeing Final Four run
Bill Self has had plenty of reason to feel good about his program in the past week. Even if any celebration, including just a few mild fist pumps, might have caused the longtime Kansas coach a few winces of pain. Self discussed the state of his program at this week’s Big 12 Conference men’s basketball…
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‘Neon’ is a bright show about Gen-Z and music: review
“Neon” follows young 20-somethings who are hustling to try to make it in the music industry. While it’s not especially original, the Netflix series does possess an easy charm. Created by journalist Shea Serrano and Max Searle (“Dave”), the show follows three Gen Z friends who leave their hometown of Fort Myers, Florida, and head…
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Five Things To Know About Shintaro Mochizuki | ATP Tour
Shintaro Mochizuki has enjoyed the best tournament of his career at the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships, where he will play Aslan Karatsev in the semi-finals. The 20-year-old is trying to become the first Japanese champion at the tournament since Kei Nishikori in 2014. His big run has helped the home favourite soar to…
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Housing in NJ to provide independent lifestyle for autistic adults
Future NJ housing project for adults with autism A new housing project in New Jersey is trying to help adults with autism live more independent lives, while also continuing the services they need. FOX 5 NY’s Michelle Ross has the story. <!–> RED BANK, N.J. – A single mother, with the inspiration of her autistic…
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Choice-Wyndham Faces Long Odds. The Skift Travel 200 May Reveal Choice’s Thinking
Skift Take The market is skeptical that Choice’s hostile takeover bid for Wyndham will be successful. The Skift Travel 200 sheds light on the hotel sector and the thinking behind this offer. Seth Borko Choice Hotels dropped a bombshell earlier this week when it went public with a hostile takeover bid for Wyndham Hotels &…
