Come, take a walk with me to Wall and Broad streets in Lower Manhattan. We're going to see Charles Solomon, the Jewish-Socialist politician whose ouster from the State Assembly in 1920 became a cause celebré of the Red Scare. Afterward, we'll stop by Cong. Ohev Shalom in Brownsville, Brooklyn, maybe take a ride on the Wonder Wheel near Coney Island, c. 1936.

No, you won't need your mask. You don't even need to be in New York. Just type UrbanArchive.org into your browser or download its new app. Some 100 photographs from the Forward's archives are among the thousands of artifacts to be discovered on its virtual maps. Solomon's is the first Forward story posted: coming soon, tales of our founding editor, Ab Cahan, and the old typesetters, and of the boy-cantor Kalmele Weitz.

That's one of the cool new things our team has been up to. There's also Rukhl Schaechter's awesome Yiddish Word of the Day video series on YouTube, and Rob Eshman's #QuarantineShabbat cooking show on Facebook Live: tune in today at 3 p.m. EDT/noon PDT to watch him ferment and stuff grape leaves from his neighbor's garden. 

It's been a newsy week in the Jewish world, with the Reform movement announcing layoffs and the Conservative movement embracing streaming, among other things. If you're someone who turns off tech for Shabbat, or just don't love links, click on this blue button for six stories to savor over the weekend.