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Steve Mark's articles primarily focus on Judaism, anti-Semitism, and Israel within the context of Columbus-area Jewish day schools. His coverage includes expert commentary and event coverage. Given this, to effectively reach out to Steve Mark with relevant pitches for his audience, consider offering expert insights into topics related to Judaism, anti-Semitism, or Israel. Additionally, providing information about events or initiatives related to these areas could be valuable as well.
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Armed with a law degree from The Ohio State University in Columbus in 1984, Sharon Sobol Jordan quickly began her climb atop the legal profession – first, as a partner at Schneider, Smeltz, Ranney & LaFond, then as director of law for the city of Cleveland.
For employees at Penn and Beech Candle Co. in downtown Columbus, business is good, according to marketing director Sarah Chait.
Scenic designer Adam Koch has a full plate these days. His most recent design involvement, “The Zionists,” premieres Apr. 9 at Miami New Drama. The production, written by S. Asher
By: Steve Mark
In the midst of war, with countries and ideologies at odds, it may appear insurmountable that Muslims and Jews can find common ground. Yet, in Columbus, at the Noor Islamic
Steve Guinan began coaching baseball at Columbus Torah Academy in 2005. Twenty-one years later, he recounted how a dilemma of Jewish baseball sorts planted the seed for what has sprouted
The Ohio State University Hillel in Columbus has turned 100.
Think back to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. So many businesses went out of business – or, had to substantially change their business models – when foot traffic curtailed.
So, you’ve been in your home for a while, and perhaps, with a growing family, are in need of more functional space. But, for many buying a larger home may
By: Steve Mark
A fter word of Sen. Lindsey Graham's untimely death spread, reaction from both aisles of Congress poured in. Doug Friednash, the chief of staff to former Gov. John Hickenlooper and the city attorney under former Denver mayor Michael Hancock, has been intimately familiar with Graham's impact on foreign relations, and specifically, his longtime support for Israel.
