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Holocaust Survivors Share Message of Hope During Hanukkah
Some 250,000 Holocaust survivors are still alive, living in Europe, Israel, the U.S. and elsewhere.
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Luscious Latkes: Preparing the Perfect Plate for Hanukkah
Sarah Wade. executive chef at Stillwater in Boston, shares her tasty twist on this Hanukkah comfort food dish.
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Holiday Advice for Home Bartenders and 4 Festive Cocktail Recipes
Looking to create a bit of winter luxury when tending bar at home this holiday season? London’s top cocktail-makers have some tips.
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What Is Hanukkah? Everything to Know About the Festival of Lights
Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that takes place usually in November or December and lasts for eight nights. But many people might not know the rich history and traditions that go along with the annual observance known as the “Festival of Lights.”
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3 Tasty Holiday Treats That Blend Cultures
Trisha Pérez Kennealy, Owner & Culinary Educator of the Inn at Hastings Park, shares three tasty holiday treats that embrace and blend Puerto Rican and Jewish cultures.
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Blending Cultures For Tasty Holiday Treats
The owner of the Inn at Hastings Park shares a few tasty holiday treats that perfectly blend together different cultures and holidays into one menu.
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Robert Kraft, Mayor Wu Attend Menorah Lighting, Celebrate Life of Rabbi Who Was Stabbed
Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu attended an observance of Hanukkah in Chestnut Hill Thursday night that also celebrated the life of Rabbi Shlomo Noginski, who survived a violent attack outside a Jewish Day School in Boston’s Brighton neighborhood five months ago. Through a translator, Noginski recalled the moments he was stabbed eight times in July...
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Mass. Menorah Lighting Shines Light on Anti-Semitism
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Patriots owner Robert Kraft and a number of others attended a Hanukkah celebration and menorah lighting ceremony in Chestnut Hill Thursday evening.
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During Hanukkah Celebration, Boston Jewish Community Pushes Back Against Anti-Semitism
On the second night of Hanukkah, members of the Jewish community in Boston gathered to celebrate the festival of lights, with a renewed fight against anti-Semitism. “We are shining a light on anti-Semitism and coming together to say ‘No, we will not tolerate Jew hatred or any hatred,’” said Marc Baker, CEO of Combined Jewish Philanthropies. A coalition of Jewish…
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What Is Hanukkah? Everything to Know About the Festival of Lights
Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that takes place usually in November or December and lasts for eight nights. But many people might not know the rich history and traditions that go along with the annual observance known as the “Festival of Lights.”
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Menorah Lit on Boston Common for Hanukkah
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and Mayor Michelle Wu were on hand to help light the big menorah on the Boston Common on Sunday.
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Continue the Holiday Feasting With Hanukkah's Potato Latkes
Hanukkah this year begins Sunday night, Nov. 28, so those who celebrate can move right into the holiday while still contemplating Thanksgiving leftovers.
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Foods That Make the Holidays: Moroccan Hanukkah Donuts
Learn about sfenj, a spongy donut fried in oil eaten by Moroccan Jews to commemorate Hanukkah