Synagogues celebrate Hanukkah

Posted Wednesday, December 11, 2013 2:57 pm

Students from Hebrew school sang holiday songs.

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Rabbis Elliot Skiddell, left, and Howard Diamond led the festivities.

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Lily Knobel lit the final bulb on the menorah.

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On Dec. 4, village residents assembled outside Temple B’nai Sholom for the annual community menorah-lighting ceremony to celebrate Hanukkah. The well-attended event was hosted in joint by Congregation B’nai Sholom-Beth David, Central Synagogue, and Congregation Beth Emeth.

In addition to lighting the menorah, students from the synagogues’ Hebrew schools sang for the attendees.

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