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Brooklyn Blaze Injures 14, Including One Woman Who Was Stuck Behind Sukkah
Fourteen people, including four firefighters, were injured after a Brooklyn apartment building caught fire early Monday morning, a spokesperson for the FDNY said.
By
Jake Offenhartz
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Photos: Sukkot Scenes From Orthodox Williamsburg
The Day Of Atonement is almost done, which means it's almost time for the much more joyous Festival of Sukkot—and some orthodox Jews have been preparing all week.
By
Ben Yakas
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Orthodox Jews Know You're Jewish Because Of "Bageling" And Foreheads
"Mitzvah campaigners" say there are a few different ways of telling whether someone is Jewish, including forehead profiling, "bageling," and rage.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Where To Get Your Sukkah On This Year
Happy Sukkot, everyone! If you're ready to shake those etrogs, here's where to do it:
By
Jamie Feldmar
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Sukkot Shortage! Palm Fronds Grow Scarce
You might not be able to shake your lulav this Sukkot, thanks to a shortage of the prized date palm fronds they're made of.
By
Jamie Feldmar
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The Bryant Park Sukkah Is Legally Kosher
Stop by Bryant Park this week and you'll notice a nice,
By
John Del Signore
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