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Congressional Recognition of Jason and Alex Rheinwald

Original title: RECOGNIZING JASON AND ALEX RHEINWALD

May 21, 2026

Jewish American Heritage Month Small Business Cultural Heritage Rochester New York

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What this does

This document serves as an official federal commendation for two local business owners, documenting their role in preserving cultural institutions in Rochester, New York.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Jason and Alex Rheinwald

They are the subjects of the official Congressional recognition.

Fox's Deli customers

The business they frequent has received official state and federal recognition for its cultural role.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 21, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Joseph D. Morelle formally recognized Jason and Alex Rheinwald in the for their contributions to Rochester's culinary and cultural heritage. The brothers are honored for their stewardship of the historic Fox's Deli and the expansion of Jewish deli traditions in the region.

Key Facts

Representative Joseph D. Morelle formally recognized Jason and Alex Rheinwald in the Congressional Record on May 21, 2026.
The recognition is tied to Jewish American Heritage Month.
Jason and Alex Rheinwald are the co-owners of Fox's Deli in Rochester, New York.
Fox's Deli is listed in the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry.
The Rheinwald brothers expanded their business operations by opening The Bagel Shop By Fox's on Park Avenue.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official federal commendation for two local business owners, documenting their role in preserving cultural institutions in Rochester, New York.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this document?

It is a formal statement of recognition entered into the to honor the cultural contributions of two local business owners in Rochester, New York.

Does this document provide funding or change laws?

No, this is a commemorative statement and does not enact legislation, provide funding, or change any government regulations.

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Use of Historic Business Registries

The document highlights the role of the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry in validating local cultural institutions for federal recognition.

Fox's Deli New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry

Connected Entities

personAlex Rheinwald“Co-owner of Fox's Deli and The Bagel Shop By Fox's.”Map →

organizationThe Bagel Shop By Fox's“A business expansion located on Park Avenue in Rochester.”Map →

personJoseph D. Morelle“U.S. Representative for New York who entered the recognition into the Congressio”Map →

organizationFox's Deli“A nearly century-old Rochester institution recognized by the New York State Hist”Map →

personJason Rheinwald“Co-owner of Fox's Deli and The Bagel Shop By Fox's.”Map →

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