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In 1893, a group of motivated Jewish women banded together in Chicago with the aim of providing more intellectual and creative outlets for themselves and others. A year later, the New York Section of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) was formed and the first meeting was held at Temple Emanu-El. … read more
Yoko Hasegawa, the owner of this Upper West Side sushi bar, went to a temple in Japan to discover the best name for her new restaurant in Manhattan. She came back with Kaito, which means “Sea Breeze.”
When I visited the twelve-seat restaurant shortly after it opened in the summer of 2017, Jorge Dionicio, … read more
