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Yaakov Dovid, above, played chess on a giant chess board during the Lag B’Omer Celebration at Cedarhurst Park.
Chabad holds Lag B’Omer party in Cedarhurst [Photo gallery]
A roaring bonfire highlighted the annual Jean Fischman Chabad Center of the Five Towns Lag B’Omer celebration in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on May 10. more
Congregation Beth Emeth intends to sell its temple, at 36 Franklin Ave. in Hewlett, and look for a smaller building.
Hewlett temple to be sold
Seeking to downsize from its current location at 36 Franklin Ave. in Hewlett, Congregation Beth Emeth, the only Reconstructionist Jewish synagogue on Long Island’s South Shore, is in the process of selling its building. more
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Dressed in their costumes, the girls marched into Temple Israel at the beginning of the Purim service.
Temple Israel in Lawrence celebrates Purim [Photo gallery]
Purim, a holiday that commemorates a Jewish victory over the hated Hamen in ancient Persia, was marked by congregants of Temple Israel in Lawrence on March 7. more
At Masada, the fortress, where Jewish rebels battled Roman soldiers some of the children dressed in period costumes. From left, Adina Baum, Dovid Pewzner, Yerachmiel Wolowik and Tzvi Baum.
Five Towns Chabad takes ‘trip of a lifetime’ [Photo gallery]
Spirituality, education, history, adventure, and charity all combined to Chabad of the Five Town’s Israel mission from Jan. 10-17 a memorable trip. more
Former Woodmere resident and Hewlett High School graduate, Rabbi Richard Kirschen, is responsible for over 3,000 young Reform Jews who are brought to Israel every year.
Loving living and working as a rabbi in Israel
For former Woodmere resident and Hewlett High School graduate, Rabbi Richard Kirschen, deciding to leave his job in America for one in Israel was one of the biggest decisions he’s ever made. more
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Rabbi Andrew Warmflash
Despite oppression Judaism endures
Jews around the world observe Hanukkah for eight days every winter in celebration of a miracle that was done for our ancestors at this season, but what exactly was the miracle? more
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Rabbi Elliot Skiddell
Hope for the future will light the way
Hanukkah, Festival of Light, reminds us of our responsibility to bring light into a world that sometimes seems so dark. more
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Rabbi Bruce Ginsburg
Applying the past toward the future
Generally, when we tell the story of Hanukkah, we recall the Maccabees’ valiant struggle against external enemies. In particular, we remember their great victory over the evil King Antiochus and the Syrian-Greeks. more
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Peggy Derasmo, music director of St. Joachim’s Church, led the members of the Christian Churches Choir in singing Christmas carols at the holiday event.
Welcoming the holiday season in Cedarhurst park
Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park played host to the village’s annual holiday festivities last Sunday that included A Christmas tree lighting, the traditional bonfire, Christmas caroling, chestnuts, cookies and hot cocoa. more
The Tomchai Shabbos program out of Young Israel of Woodmere helps to feed 35 families in the Five Towns and surrounding communities on Shabbos. From left, Averim Stavsky, Howard Rosen, Willie Senders, J.J. Goldstein and Justin Friedman packed food to be delivered to area families.
It’s always Thanksgiving at this shul
“It’s Thanksgiving every week,” said Rabbi Hershel Billet of Young Israel of Woodmere as he described how every Thursday night, congregants gather for the Tomchai Shabbos program to pack food and deliver it to needy families who would not otherwise have the necessary items for a Shabbos dinner. more
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