Many Jewish residents, from the Five Towns and surrounding communities such as Far Rockaway, came to the Woodmere firehouse for the fire department’s 15th annual chometz burning on Monday, the first night of Passover.
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4/13/17
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In the spirit of Passover, when telling the story of the exodus from Egypt is a sacred duty, I would like to return to a story I have told before and plan to tell again. Perhaps you remember Shoshana Goldberg of Flatbush.
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4/7/17
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Learn the traditions of Passover, read the Haggadah and take in the second night of the holiday at the Chabad of Hewlett.
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4/7/17
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It is in this spirit of extended family that is our Five Towns commitment that I share with you these interpretations of the Passover symbols at the Seder table from my home to yours.
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By Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum
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4/6/17
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Whenever preparing lesson plans I am reminded of my late teacher, Rabbi David Mogilner, who used to ask educators what their first question should be.
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By Rabbi Matthew Futterman
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4/6/17
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Just in time for Passover, Woodmere native Brenda Janowitz will visit Blue Door Books in Cedarhurst as part of the store’s monthly book club to discuss her fifth and most recent novel, “The Dinner Party,” a story revolving around the holiday Seder hosted by the Gold Family.
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By Diana Colapietro
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3/29/17
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In advance of the Jewish holiday of Passover, the Chabad of the Five Towns hosts a hands-on matzo baking factory for children 5-13.
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3/22/17
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Lag B’Omer celebrated in Cedarhurst Park
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The perennial bonfire, a petting zoo, Chicago Boyz acrobatic team, games, activities and food highlighted the Chabad of the Five Towns Lag B’Omer party at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on May 26.
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6/1/16
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Tending to the burning chometz
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Five Towns residents and others from surrounding communities brought their chometz — food items not kosher for Passover — to the 14th annual Woodmere Fire Department chometz burning on April 22.
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4/25/16
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The eight-day holiday of Passover begins Friday night. Pesach, as its called in Hebrew, commemorates the ancient Hebrews exodus from Egypt more than 3,000 years ago.
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Yitzchak Caroll
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4/20/16
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