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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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There will containers available at the Lawrence LIRR train station as well as the Woodmere firehouse to burn chometz in advance of Passover, on April 5. Above outside the Woodmere firehouse in 2019.
Disposing of chometz, securing your home
The Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department, Lawrence village's public works department and Sanitary District 1 will have containers available at the Lawrence Long Isiand Rail Road station by Zion Park from 7 a.m. to noon on April 5 for the religious ceremony of burning chometz for Passover. more
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Springtime's holiday table
As we eagerly step forward into spring, Passover and Easter beckon. It’s a moment to cherish age-old traditions and create new ones with family and friends, as we greet the season. Welcome … more
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The Woodmere Fire Department hosted its 17th annual chometz burning on April 15.
Burning the chometz in Woodmere and Atlantic Beach
Beautiful spring weather combined with the warm, communal feeling of the upcoming Passover holiday created a home-like atmosphere outside the Woodmere firehouse as the fire department hosted its 17th annual chometz burning on April 15. Chometz is non-kosher food and items for the eight-day Jewish holiday. more
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Rabbi Zalman Wolowik
Passover, a time for new beginnings
One of the things the Torah tells us about Pesach is that we have to celebrate it in the spring. “Guard the month of the spring and keep the Passover for your L-rd...” (Deut. 16:1.) more
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From the staging area to the vehicles lined up for the food orders, the SKA campus was a beehive of activity last Sunday.
South Shore Nassau volunteers help fill the need for Passover meals
More than 50 volunteers filled over 375 alphabetized food orders and placed them in a makeshift staging area in the parking of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls campus in Hewlett Bay Park last Sunday. more
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Hewlett Happenings student columnist Gabrielle Nakkab.
Basking in the Hewlett-Woodmere community’s religious diversity
After a well-deserved holiday break, Hewlett High School students and staff are back in action. Our Hewlett family enjoyed a week of diverse celebrations that hopefully prepared them for an exciting return back to school on April 6.  more
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Town officials and members of the West Hempstead Fire Department took part in a drive-thru chametz burning event at Echo Park on March 26. The event was co-sponsored by the fire department.
Town holds chametz burning at Echo Park in West Hempstead
Echo Park in West Hempstead and a town parking field in Woodmere both hosted the Town of Hempstead’s contactless drive-thru chametz burning event last Friday. Town Supervisor Don Clavin and … more
The Woodmere Fire Department held its annual chometz burning on March 26.
Burning the chometz in Woodmere
Residents walked up from nearby homes or drove to the Town of Hempstead parking lot outside the Woodmere firehouse between Franklin and Irving places to drop their chometz (non-kosher food for Passover) in the fire-laden trash cans tended to by the firefighters on the day before the eight-day Jewish holiday that begins March 27. more
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim.
Understanding the egg of life
Have you ever wondered why we have an egg on the Passover Seder plate? Exactly one year ago in the midst of the pandemic, I was giving a virtual model seder to our community. more
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