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Five Towns Kiwanis Club at the 34th annual Rick Levine Model Passover Seder on April 11 at Lido Kosher Deli in Long Beach. Rabbi Steven Graber of Temple Hillel, far left, David Vines, Perry Applebaum, Anthony Campanile, Daniel Ditkowich, Deputy Lt. Governor Rick Levine and Marty Schwartz.
Celebrating Community and Tradition: Five Towns Kiwanis Club Hosts 34th Annual Passover Seder
Discover the vibrant gathering at the Five Towns Kiwanis Club's Passover Seder, where members of diverse backgrounds join to commemorate tradition and unity, led by Rabbi Steven Graber. more
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The true meaning of Passover
Delve into the deeper significance of Pesach, commonly known as Passover, as Rabbi Weinstock reveals its compassionate essence, urging reflection on the Exodus story and fostering empathy towards others. more
‘A miraculous transition from slavery to freedom’
Explore the profound significance of Pesach, the first Jewish holiday, as Rabbi Khaskin uncovers its essence of transition from slavery to freedom, echoing through generations at the Seder table. more
Sanitary District 1 will make pickups on April 21 and 22 to help with Passover clean up in the Five Towns.
Sanitary District 1 offers ‘enhanced’ pre-Passover pickups
Sanitary District 1 will make a extra pick up across the Five Towns to collect Passover trash. more
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Cedarhurst resident Irene Muchnick shopped the produce aisle, her favorite part, of the Gural JCC food pantry.
Stop & Shop donates over 2,000 pounds of Passover food to the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC
Stop and Shop of Woodmere donated over 2,000 pounds of kosher for Passover food to The Marion & Aaron Gural JCC’s, Rina Shkolnik Kosher Food Pantry. more
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The Chabad hosted members of the community at a Seder on the second night of Passover last week.
Celebrating Passover with Chabad of Hewlett
During Passover every year, Jews celebrate the freeing of the Israelites from bondage in Egypt. Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim, of Chabad House of Hewlett, also views the holiday as a time to unite as one Jewish family. more
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Bringing all Jews together under the Passover tent
For most of us who observe Passover, it’s a time of year associated with happy memories of family getting together to celebrate. This year, the Hebrew year of 5783, is a year in which getting together and gathering is especially meaningful. This year is known as a Hakhel (literally “assembly”) year. more
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A passover message from Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim
On Wednesday, April 5, the Jewish community will celebrate the holiest time of the holiest celebration of the year — Passover. It’s a festival that marks the definitive moment in our history as a nation: our miraculous liberation from centuries of slavery in Egypt. We mark this day by reliving our journey from servitude to freedom, recalling the bitter times and thanking G-d for His salvation. more
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Dr. Matt Chinsky, of Woodmere, recited the prayer when burning chometz with son Marty, 7, as son David, 4, felt the morning chill at the Woodmere Fire Department’s annual event on April 5.
Once again burning chometz in Woodmere
The four trash cans pitted with small holes were lined in a row outside the Woodmere firehouse at 20 Irving Place and the dumpster was on the other side of the fence as people from the Five Towns and surrounding communities came to burn their chometz. more
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The Woodmere Fire Department hosts its 18th annual chometz burning on April 5. Above, reciting prayers at last year’s event.
Time to burn your chometz in Woodmere
Need to get rid of those non-kosher for Passover items? Go to the the 18th annual Woodmere Fire Department chometz burning on Wednesday, April 6 from 6 to 11 a.m., outside the firehouse at 20 Irving Place in Woodmere.   more
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