NISKAYUNA – Once enough money is raised and the Holocaust Memorial is built along Route 7, it will host children, lecturers and exhibits among other attractions, according to Michael Lozman, the man with the grand vision for the memorial. On Thursday, a crowd gathered at that site to mark Yom HaShoah, the Holocaust Day of Remembrance. Lozman reflected on the day's significance. “The only hope for the future is educating our children and our community about what might happen if look the other way,” the Latham-based orthodontist said Friday. "The point is that it is not just the Jews that...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
