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David Sussman said during his talk at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on Sept. 12 that volunteering “made him the man he is today.”
Stressing the importance of volunteering in Cedarhurst
Whether it was following the Grateful Dead across the United States or becoming an Israel Defense Forces soldier, David Sussman has lived an eventful life while also discovering the importance of volunteerism along his journey. more
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Community Chest Youth Board standing from left were CSS Youth board Elliot Graber, Jordan Epstein, Brett Karkus, Katie Korin, Chelsea May, Youth Board Director Jackie Kaminer, Jared Lake, Toni Stefanakos and Josh Melman. Seated from left were Ian Acriche and Logan Abolafia.
Looking for a few good Community Chest South Shore Youth Board members
Community Chest South Shore’s Youth Board, made up of high school students, who help with the group’s events and is looking for members. Community Chest is also sponsoring a night of volunteerism with David Sussman at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst. more
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The Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs presented the Men’s Club of Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst with two program awards. From left were members Joel Harris, and David Cohen, club President Milton Lipitz, members Alan Zuckerman and Bob Fischman, and Rabbi Claudio Kupchik.
Men's Club of Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst wins awards
The Men’s Club of Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst was presented with two awards from the Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs for activities during 2018-2019. more
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Lawrence natives Alan and Iris Magidoff were married for 67 years.
Lawrence native Alan Bruce Magidoff, 89
From the Romeos (Retired old men eating out) to crooning at parties and in synagogue, Alan Bruce Magidoff made friends everywhere he went from New York to Los Angeles. more
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Dr. Richard Freund, an archeologist and professor and at the University of Hartford, spoke on history and the Holocaust at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on May 1.
Digging up the Holocaust’s European history
Speaking through a microphone and using a clicker to rotate images, Dr. Richard Freund, the Maurice Greenberg professor of Jewish history and director of the Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Hartford, took the audience at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on a journey spanning 2,300 years from Rhodes in Greece to the Ponar Burial Pits near Vilna in Lithuania. more
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Sukkahs are built in a variety of sizes and in diverse locations, but the commonality is celebrating Sukkot with family, friends and food.
Harvesting the hope for a better future
Build it and they will come. Family and friends gather in the sukkah and over food, as Jewish people remember the years that the ancient Hebrews spent in the desert on their way to Canaan after being … more
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The Sephardic Temple in Cedarhurst is one of hundreds of synagogues that will host a Shabbat Across America event on March 9.
Taking joy in the Jewish sabbath spirit
Every Friday observant Jews head to temple for Shabbat, the weekly day of rest begins at sundown and continues until sundown on Saturday. On March 9, thousands of Jews across North America will take part in a special Shabbat. more
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In 1937, the German Bund, which was aligned with the Nazi Party in Germany tried to establish a camp in Southbury, Conn. “Home of the Brave: When Southbury Said No to the Nazis,” will be shown at Temple Beth El in Cedarhurst on Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
When U.S. Nazis got the boot
Two longtime friends, members of Lawrence High School’s class of 1966, have partnered to bring a little-known story to the Five Towns that focuses on how a small town in Connecticut forced the German American Bund, an American Nazi organization, to retreat 70 years ago. more
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Four generations of Greenbaums gathered to celebrate a century of life for Laura, back row, Mark, Steven, Harrison, and Pamela Greenbaum, Yoni Kranzler, Avery and Josh Stein, front row, Dena, Nyla, and Laura Greenbaum, Lauren Stein, and Devon Kranzler.
Lawrence resident celebrates 100
She’s seen more history than most people have ever even read, survived the horrors of the Holocaust and made a life for herself, and eventually her family in New York City. more
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HAFTR High School in Cedarhurst received a bomb threat. The building was evacuated, no device was found and no one was hurt, officials said.
Bomb scare at HAFTR
According to authorities, the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway High School in Cedarhurst had a bomb scare on Nov. 8. more
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