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Union Leader
Police Want Help Identifying Possible Menorah Vandals

The police investigation into the vandalism of a menorah display at Dartmouth College continues to gain steam while New Hampshire Jewish leaders see a continued problem of anti-Semitism.

Newsday
Shirt Needed To Fit, So Survivor Starts Clothing Bank For Breast Cancer Patients

The result is “Dress for Recovery,” a clothing bank that officially opened Tuesday in connection with the “Circle of Hope” wig bank at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life on Hewlett Avenue in Merrick.

The Dartmouth
College Condemns Anti-Semitism After Dartmouth Green Menorah Vandalized

As Jews across the country light their menorahs to celebrate the final night of Hanukkah, Hanover Police are investigating the vandalism of the large menorah installed on the Dartmouth Green.

Jerusalem Post
Chabad Holds Annual Eiffel Tower Hanukkah Celebration With Mayor’s Help

The iconic and world-famous menorah-lighting ceremony in Paris’s Eiffel Tower was all set to be canceled this Hanukkah – until the timely intervention of the city’s mayor.

Vero News
At Chanukah at the Park, a little light goes a long way

Chabad of Vero Beach shed some light on a centuries-old, commemorative festival during Chanukah at the Park.

Pasadena News
Chabad of Pasadena Stages Its First-Ever Hanukkah Parade

Filling nearly two dozen cars with friends, supporters and members of the Chabad of Pasadena staged their first-ever Hanukkah parade Wednesday night.

Columbus Jewish News
Traffic Stops for Chabad Columbus Chanukah Winter Wonderland

A bucket truck dreidel drop greeted the 154 cars driving through the carnival, as attendees held 5-foot nets outside their cars to catch the falling dreidels and Chanukah gelt.

Islander News
4th Night of Chanukah celebration

There was music, a twirler and loads of community bonding.

Lex 18
Police: Detectives making progress in investigation into Chabad attack

Police are close to identifying a suspect in an attack on a Jewish man outside the Chabad of the Bluegrass last Saturday, a spokesperson told LEX 18 Wednesday.

The Villages Daily Sun
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Three Sumter County Sheriff’s Office vehicles briefly stopped traffic on Morse Boulevard at the Mariposa Way roundabout, allowing the parade vehicles to circle and enter Mariposa Way for their short drive to the Annex.

JHV Online
Chabad of Uptown Celebrates With Distanced Gelt Hunt

Houstonians enjoyed a distanced gelt and gift hunt. Around 100 people attended the annual event, which is sponsored by Chabad of Uptown and Allegiance Bank, in cooperation with the Uptown Houston District.

New Jersey Stage
Chanukah Truck Takes Fun on the Road: Friendship Circle in Livingston Brings Holiday Festivities to Children with Special Needs

While many holiday celebrations are virtual this year, Friendship Circle New Jersey – a Jewish organization that provides inclusive Jewish educational and recreational programming – will be taking a new spin on helping children with special needs celebrate the holidays with a Chanukah Fun Truck.

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