Sentence handed down for antisemitic graffiti
House arrest, probation and community service are the prices two Hamilton men will pay for scrawling antisemitic graffiti on the parking lot of a local synagogue.
House arrest, probation and community service are the prices two Hamilton men will pay for scrawling antisemitic graffiti on the parking lot of a local synagogue.
This Chanukah, as we celebrate an ancient miracle, we turn to you to help us create everyday miracles right here at home. With your support, the Hamilton Jewish Federation is able to make an incredible impact on our community and help those in need.
Hamilton’s Kosher Food Bank, renamed Carol’s Cupboard in loving memory of Carol Krames, z”l, has been renovated and expanded.
The Hamilton Jewish News has received a generous gift of $15,000 from the Allen and Milli Gould Family Foundation, the largest single donation the community newspaper has received in its 35-year history.
Hamilton's new Hate Crime Case Review Team will bring community agencies together with police to review cases, provide recommendations on handling hate and advise on training for officers on the front lines.