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Karen Galatz

Karen Galatz

Karen Galatz is an award-winning journalist who loves to make women and men "of a certain age" laugh, think and feel. In addition to The Matzo Chronicles, Karen is the author of Muddling through Middle Age, a weekly humor blog. She can be reached at [email protected].

Latke Tent event at Saul's Deli in Berkeley, 2016 (Photo/File)
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Delicatessens, family and days gone by

Karen Galatz by Karen Galatz August 28, 2018August 29, 2018
Karen Galatz with husband Jon Wellinghoff
Posted inThe Matzo Chronicles, Uncategorized, First Person

Saris and Sitting Shiva — Different Ways to Honor a Loved One

Karen Galatz by Karen Galatz August 3, 2018August 30, 2018
brisket
Posted inThe Matzo Chronicles

Two vegetarian kids? What’s a brisket-loving mom to do?

Karen Galatz by Karen Galatz May 14, 2018
Ilse Bloch and Batya Ross — first- and third-generation survivors
Posted inJewish Life

Holocaust survivors are dwindling, but their children are just getting started

Karen Galatz by Karen Galatz April 12, 2018April 14, 2018

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