An important reminder for constant Kansas City news watchers . . .
The stories that incite so much outrage and often "progressive" condemnation on TV don't really have much to do with our/your neighbors and the Kansas City Jewish community who have helped to build our town.
And so, this story is worth a glimpse for those who haven't seen it already . . .
"The etched concrete blocks — salvaged from the ruins of a Kansas City synagogue torn down in the 1980s — are a proud declaration of identity for the Jewish family business founded by its namesake in the early 1930s."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Jewish pride on display at historic KC hardware store