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Lonny Goldsmith

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5x Rockower Award-winning editor of @TCJewfolk. Occasional @phn_podcast co-host. Father of 2. Aspiring retiree. #LGRW #V4MSU #MNUFC #GGMU
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Laughs, Tears, and Joy: Stories from the Tribe Back For a Successful Third Year

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By Lonny Goldsmith
| TC Jewfolk
TC Jewfolk’s third annual storytelling show was magical! On June 22, I felt so very lucky to be sitting amongst more than 500 people listening to the 12 stories told from the bima at TC Jewfolk’s live storytelling show, Stories from the Tribe, in what was an incredibly powerful night. Our community gathered together to laugh, cry, and bear witness to this show, these storytellers, and these stories.
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Jewish Community Celebrates Pride at 2026 Festival

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By Lonny Goldsmith
| TC Jewfolk
The J-Pride Group getting ready to walk in the 2026 Pride Parade. (Photos by Lonny Goldsmith/TC Jewfolk). More than 100 people attended Shabbat morning services and another 40 people came for Sunday’s slightly delayed parade to celebrate Twin Cities Pride in Minneapolis this past weekend. J-Pride, a program of Jewish and Family Services of Minnesota, marked 20 years of involvement at Pride. “This was probably the most diverse group we had registered,” said JFCS CEO Amy Weiss.
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After 39 Years, Ken Agranoff Retiring From Temple of Aaron

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By Lonny Goldsmith
| TC Jewfolk
When Ken Agranoff started working at Temple of Aaron 42 years ago, it was a homecoming to a place he knew well. It was his family’s synagogue growing up – kindergarten consecration, becoming Bar Mitzvah, Talmud Torah graduation, confirmation, and his wedding. And for someone with business and law degrees, it seemed an unlikely place for him to become the executive director. “I was in between jobs…and I’m not worried. But my mom is worried,” Agranoff said.
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