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Forsyth News
Chabad of Forsyth invites community to participate in groundbreaking ceremony, celebration for Forsyth’s first synagogue

Chabad of Forsyth and Congregation Beth Israel formally invites all members of the community, from all backgrounds and all walks of life, to participate in a groundbreaking ceremony and celebration for its new Jewish Community Center and synagogue campus.

Jewish Times
Chabad of Downtown’s first Torah memorializes community member

When Harold Juter died three years ago, his family decided to honor him by fulfilling one of his dreams to help find a Torah scroll for a Jewish community.

Washington Post
Carter would make history lighting a Hanukkah menorah. But first, he needed a longer match.

President Jimmy Carter put on a dark overcoat on the evening of Dec. 17, 1979, walked across Pennsylvania Avenue and arrived at Lafayette Square to perform an act no president had ever publicly done.

ABC Eyewitness News
Houston’s Menorah Parade to honor first responders

As Hanukkah begins, dozens of vehicles adorned with menorahs are set to roll in the 18th annual Chanukah Parade from southwest Houston this evening.

KPBS
Pandemic Profile: Carlsbad Rabbi On How He, His Congregation Are Surviving COVID-19 Crisis

As soon as the pandemic hit in March, Rabbi Yeruchem Eilfort knew the way he’d done things for years would have to be different at the synagogue he leads, Chabad at La Costa in Carlsbad.

Morristown Green
That kind of a year: Darkness challenges Menorah in Morristown

How many rabbis and mayors does it take to light a candle? Rabbi Moishe Gurevitz posed the question Thursday night after darkness nearly prevailed over the Menorah outside Morristown town hall.

Heritage Florida Jewish News
Children are spreading light in Chabad CKids Club

The nights may be getting longer, but they are also about to get a whole lot brighter.

Palm Beach Daily News
Letter to the editor: A years-ago ceremony lighted my way in kindness, spirituality

In December of 1991 in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, a 13-year-old boy climbs his way up a platform to light a large menorah in front of the Chabad-Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson. Cameras broadcast the event on international television, as people from New York, Paris, Moscow, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Jerusalem tune into Chanukah Live International via satellite

The Chronicle
‘Help ignite the light of others:’ Oberlin community marks first night of Hanukkah

In the darkest season, the Festival of Lights serves to reignite the local Jewish community.

Jewish Chronicle
Trafalgar Square menorah is back: ‘One of the highlights of my year,’ says Sadiq Khan

‘I’m pleased that we are still able to continue the tradition of hosting a menorah and celebrating the huge role the Jewish community play in the capital’

Fosters Daily Democrat
Menorah Lighting, Skating Party Mark Hanukkah at Strawbery Banke

A menorah lighting event at Strawbery Banke on Sunday, also allowed participants an afternoon of ice skating with a dreidel. For the second year, Rabbi Berel Slavaticki of the University of New Hampshire and the Seacoast Chabad Jewish Center held the event to celebrate Hanukkah. And, yes, there was a smiling, dancing, skating, life-sized dreidel.

CBS Local
Chabad Lincoln Park Sets Up Pop-Up Chanukah Celebration On Clark Street, With COVID-19 Precautions

A dancing dreidel was spotted Sunday outside a Chanukah pop-up store in the Lincoln Park neighborhood, right next to the Wieners Circle.

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