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Sunday school students from the Chabad ceremoniously shook the lulav and etrog three times.

Valley Stream Jewish community — young and old — observes Sukkot

Jews throughout Valley Stream celebrated the Jewish festival of Sukkot last week — translated as the Feast of Tabernacles — celebrating the fall harvest and commemorating the 40 years Jews spent wandering the desert after their Exodus from Egypt. more

By Melissa Koenig | 10/11/17

A girl shows off her menorah at Home Depot on Sunday.

Large turnout for first menorah-building workshop

Several hundred people showed up at Home Depot in Valley Stream on Sunday for a workshop where kids could build their own menorahs for Hanukkah. About 175 children took home handmade menorahs … more

By Micah Danney mdanney@liherald.com | 12/17/14

Sol Shlomo Cohen holding the new Torah during the celebration.

Congregant gifts Torah to Valley Stream synagogue

A year of writing 320,000 letters with a feather and ink on parchment has led to the Chabad Outreach Center’s newest Torah. more

By T.J. Brennan | 5/28/14

Rabbi Ytzchak Goldshmid and Mayor Ed Fare lit the menorah and spoke to the crowd at Station Plaza on Dec. 8.

Celebrating Hanukkah and Christmas in Valley Stream

Last week was a very festive time in the community. On Dec. 4, North Valley Stream hosted its annual Christmas and Hanukkah celebration at the Matthew Giglio Plaza. more

12/12/12

Rabbi Yitzchak Goldshmid of the Chabad Outreach Center lit the menorah at Valley Stream Station Plaza at sundown on Tuesday, the first night of Hanukkah, the Jewish fesitval of lights.

Valley Stream lights up for Hanukkah [Photo gallery]

The village held its annual Menorah lighting ceremony Tuesday evening at Valley Stream Station Plaza. Rabbi Yitzchak Goldshmid from the Chabad Outreach Center joined Mayor Ed Fare in the bucket of a Valley Stream fire truck to light the candle for the first night of the Jewish Festival of Lights, which began that day at sundown. more

12/22/11

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