Joel Ceausu is a Reporter at Longview News-Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, arts, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest. His work has been featured in the Longview News-Journal, Kilgore News Herald, and The Suburban Newspaper.
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Joel Ceausu predominantly focuses on local news, Montreal and Quebec in particular. His coverage emphasizes government announcements and local events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or comments related to local politics, education policies, community events, or issues impacting Montreal residents.
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By: Joel Ceausu
The congregation is marking its 100th anniversary with a gala cantorial concert.
By: Joel Ceausu
'We know that hearing personal stories has a direct impact on one’s empathy and ability to deconstruct stereotypes.'
Temple Emanu-El Beth Sholom suffered minor damage in the attack.
'What matters most are the actions that will follow.'
The motion will be debated in August; meanwhile the administration offered its own declaration for civil peace.
By: Joel Ceausu
The law creates four new provisions to protect targeted communities and hold offenders accountable.
By: Joel Ceausu
'We salute the courage and sense of duty of this honorable man,' police union says about Constable Mohamed Lamine Benredouane, also killed in the incident.
By: Joel Ceausu
By forgoing provincial subsidies, the school will be exempt from Quebec's eligibility and secularism requirements.
By: Joel Ceausu
The 20-year-old told the court he received an anonymous contract for '3 barbecues'.
Several victims had their shtreimels stolen from them, others reportedly had cans thrown at them.
