Lisa Keys

2 weeks ago | fyi50plus.com | Lisa Keys

Lisa Keys Lisa Keys is an award-winning home cook, mother, grandmother, and retired physician assistant. She has been entering—and winning —cooking contests since 1990. Her recipes are published in national magazines, cookbooks, and online publications. Keys holds certifications as a Food Champ, serves as a judge for the Steak Association, is a pizza judge, and is a food blogger.

2 weeks ago | jta.org | Lisa Keys

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Antisemitism may literally be on the ballot if New York City’s current mayor, Eric Adams, has his way. Adams decided earlier this month to run for reelection as mayor as an independent, and not a Democrat. Now, he is petitioning to run in the general election on an “EndAntiSemitism” ballot line, Politico is reporting.

2 weeks ago | fyi50plus.com | Lisa Keys

Grief isn’t something that can be rushed or bypassed. It’s a process that must be felt and worked through, no matter how uncomfortable. It’s about permitting yourself to feel everything as it comes, no matter how messy it might seem. Grief has its own timeline and doesn’t fit neatly into expectations or schedules. It’s not linear. Some days, it’s manageable, while others, it crashes over you. Trying to rush through it often makes the experience more overwhelming. The only way out of it is through it.

1 month ago | jmoreliving.com | Lisa Keys

By Lisa KeysFormer Baltimore resident Sheila Dardashti has made music her entire life. But until recently, she never actually wrote any of her own. Raised in Queens, New York, by Jewish lovers of folk music, Dardashti studied classical guitar in high school. As a young woman, she toured as half of a folk duo with her Iranian-born husband, Hazzan Farid Dardashti, who served as cantor of Pikesville’s Chizuk Amuno Congregation from 1986 to 1997.

1 month ago | israelnationalnews.com | Lisa Keys

(New York Jewish Week) — The UJA-Federation of New York’s headquarters at 130 East 59th St. in Midtown was evacuated on Tuesday morning due to concerns over a weakened wall in the 17-story building’s basement. The condition of the non-load-bearing wall, which is cracked and collapsing, prompted the building’s water to be shut off.