Abigail Preiszig is a journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio, focusing on local news and events within the Jewish community. She has written for the Cleveland Jewish Publication Company and her work has also appeared in the Columbus Jewish News. Abigail covers a range of topics including community events, local business news, art and activism, and social justice issues.
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Abigail Preiszig's coverage is focused on local news, community events, and government & politics in Cleveland. She frequently covers evolving stories and press releases related to the local area, including topics such as community events, the Jewish community, and education.
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By: Abigail Preiszig, Ergita Sela
Author Scott Simon will commemorate t he paperback release of “Scare Your Soul,” with “An Evening of Celebration & Connection” from 5:45 to 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 9 at the Hedge Gallery at 78th Street Studios at 1300 W. 78th Street in Cleveland.
By: Abigail Preiszig
The Jewish Federation of Cleveland will close its 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs with a celebration at 7 p.m. on Dec. 11 at the Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School at 26500 Shaker Blvd. in Beachwood.
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Robert S. Reitman and Larry Pollock were recognized by Ideastream Public Media with the “Illuminate the World Around Us” award for their decades of service to and support of the
By: Abigail Preiszig
Sandy Seiger stands beside his stepdaughter, Mara Schoch, representing the generational divide present among Jews’ views on the war at Jewish Voice for Peace’s “Anti-Zionist Stand Out” on Dec. 1 at the entrance to Acacia Reservation in Lyndhurst.
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Ryan Levine has not only been a dedicated young leader at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, but his generosity has also provided him with much in return.
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The Jewish Federation of Cleveland raised a record $38,087,175 for its 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs.
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Rather than attending his final day of classes for the semester, Ethan Dobres, a third-year student at The Ohio State University in Columbus from Solon, spoke before the Ohio Senate
By: Abigail Preiszig
Leadership of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland celebrates raising a record $38,087,175 in its 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs at the closing event on Dec. 11 at the Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day School in Beachwood.
By: Abigail Preiszig
“Scare Your Soul” author, Scott Simon, guides participants through a Late Nite Art-inspired experience during “An Evening of Celebration & Connection” to celebrate the paperback release of his book and raise money for the Maltz Museum’s Stop the Hate program on the evening of Dec. 9 at the HEDGE Gallery at 78th Street Studios in Cleveland.
By: Abigail Preiszig
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