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Several years ago, when gas was still $1.99 a Gallon, I was once at a Gas Station preparing to fill up my car, when I suddenly realized that I was holding the wrong kind of fuel nozzle in my hand. I quickly pressed cancel and then proceeded to pump the correct gas into my car. I realized that had I put the wrong kind of fuel in my car, I would have ended up damaging my engine and would have wound up with an expensive repair bill.

 The car that I drive is not the only engine I have to deal with and add fuel. Two years ago, I went and put the wrong mix in my snow blower and since then it has pretty much stopped working. My arms and shoulders felt that mistake every time a big snowstorm hit us.

Then there is the ultimate machine that we… Read More »

The Jewish Business Network of Sudbury recently held its monthly Bagels & Business breakfast that included a presentation on efficient Business Marketing and Communication by Beth Bryant. Participants enjoyed a great meeting that inlcuded networking, socializing and an excellent presentation and discussion or Business Marketing and Communication strategies by Business Coach Beth Bryant.  

We would like to thank Sol Cohen of Cohen & Sales for sponsoring the JBN Event. 

JBN events will resume in September after the summer vacation months. 

More About our Speaker

Online at www.bbwrites.com

Beth Bryant, APR is a seasoned and accredited public relations and marketing communications consultant with … Read More »

Last week, the Holiday of Shavuot was celebrated at Chabad of Sudbury with a rich array of exciting events and programs that drew many dozens of participants.

Shavuot study on the first night extended into the wee hours of the morning and included some of the traditional Tikkun and some in depth study and discussions. The next day featured Shavuot services in the morning and over 70 participants at our afternoon reading of the Ten Commandments and Shavuot Celebration. Participants enjoyed the Shavuot reading and a massive Shavuot Kiddush and Dairy Dinner and Desserts. Children, adults and seniors all mixed together and enjoyed the holiday of Shavuot as they sang, learned and enjoyed the traditional holdiay foods. Thursday include… Read More »

Twelve years ago, I spent part of my summer visiting and working with Jewish communities in Central America. I was travelling with a friend and spent time in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador making communal Jewish programs and making dozens of visits to Jewish homes and businesses. During my travels, I encountered many amazing people and experienced several incredible stories, one of which I would like to share below.

One day, we travelled to Antigua Guatemala an old town that sits on the Central Highlands of Guatemala that used to be its capital until it was destroyed by an earthquake and volcano eruption. The population of the town is just over 30,000 and is mostly local made up of local Guatemalans along with a healthy do… Read More »