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Overcast Hanukkah on ice heats up the holiday
Chabad of Hewlett celebrates at Grant Park
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim, left, and Barry Beskin lit the ice menorah at Chabad of Hewlett’s Hanukkah celebration at Grant Park on Dec. 8.
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Islanders fan Jacob Giugliano and Rangers supporter Frank Wenna, both 12, appeared prepared to play hockey while skating at Grant Park.
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The lit ice menorah drew the attention of children and adults at Chabad’s Hanukkah on Ice party at Grant Park.
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After ice skating, Aidan Aran, left, Avi Frayer and Danny Uziel, all 13, were ready for more fun at Chabad’s Hanukkah celebration.
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Bennett Russelo and Aidan Abikzer on the ice at Grant Park.
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Fire and ice combined to be a part of the Chabad of Hewlett’s annual Hanukkah on Ice celebration at Grant Park, also in Hewlett, on Dec. 8, that included ice skating and menorah necklaces were distributed.
Two days after Chabad lit the community menorah at the Triangle in Hewlett, a menorah fashioned out of ice was also lit to commemorate the eight-day Festival of Lights that celebrates the ancient Hebrews Maccabee-led military victory over the Syrian-Greeks and the miracle of one day’s supply of oil lasting eight days for the rededication of the Second Holy Temple.
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