Proverbial “interesting times” we now find ourselves in call for strange measures. It is my unsubstantiated belief that majority of American Jews hail from a

Shortly before COVID19 descended upon us, The Society had a wonderful educational event at the Naples Daily News building when Florida’s most prominent Jewish Historian,

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Last summer the world lost Richard Segalman, a humble artist, who started his artistic expression in Naples in the 1950s in the Anchor bar owned

What’s new? ANU! ANU is the Museum of The Jewish People in Tel Aviv, Israel. It is a place that takes its visitors on a

Stuart Kaye just completed his degree before returning to Florida, where he grew up on the East Coast. This time, the less explored West Coast

Sheldon Starman first came through Naples in 1969. There was something about this town he liked that made him return in 1971. Perhaps it was

Florence and Harold Hertzman, like so many before and after, found their winter escape in the paradise of Naples, Florida. The difference between then and