A collaboration project of the South Washington County Telecommunications Commission, the Cottage Grove Human Rights/Human Services Commission and the Yeshiva High School of the Twin Cities, located in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, has resulted in the nomination for an Upper Midwest Emmy.
The documentary, which originally aired on the monthly cable program “Cottage Grove Spotlight,” highlighted the Orthodox Jewish religion, its customs, education, and social and entertainment activities.
The series was nominated in the Emmy category: Category 10C Community/Cable/Public Access Television – Edited Program: Sports, News or Entertainment. It is one of twelve nominated in this category.
Emmy winners will be announced at an awards gala September 26th in Minneapolis.
Cottage Grove Mayor Myron Bailey says this about the nomination, “the City Council and I want to express our excitement to the South Washington County Telecommunications Producers, the Yeshiva School and our Human Rights/Human Services Commission on this honorable and distinguished nomination for an Emmy.
“We have always felt our local cable group was “top notch” and this nomination shows everyone we are right! We look forward to the night when the winners will be announced. We wish them good luck.”
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Triangle K isnt kosher!
good job to all of you over there
doing really good job and it seems that yiddishkiet over their is something thats being givin over as a way of life that you should enjoy and be proud of and not just something that we have to do becuz we where brought up so by our parents
Its spelled Eliefja
Elifia is speld with a J
very nice
Asher Elifia Kol hakavod
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excellent video big kiddush hashem, great boys