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Spreading the Hanukkah Light

Chabad of East Brunswick held a menorah lighting Thursday that included Israeli and U.S. Troops from overseas.

John Keating, Neighbor
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The Chabad of East Brunswick celebrated Hanukkah Thursday in the wing of the by holding a video conference with U.S. troops in Afghanistan, Israeli troops in Israel, and their family members.

More than 250 people came by the event, which included a feast of latkes, doughnuts, cotton candy, snow cones, an olive press demonstration, crafts and more.

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