Around our community
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- From left, Jacob Herman, 8, Penina Kirscher, 15, Liam Leibowitz, 10, and Yehoshua Danzger, 7, competed in the kids’ division in the annual Teaneck latke-eating contest at Noah’s Ark.
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- Josh Lipowsky, contributing writer to the Jewish Standard, third from right in white hat, was this year’s adult champion in the annual latke-eating contest. This year’s event was held at Noah’s Ark in Teaneck on New Year’s Day, the last night of Chanukah. (Photos courtesy Brenda Sutcliffe)
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- Ron Rosensweig, center, chair of the Jewish Federation Community Relations Committee, lights a candle at Bergen County’s annual menorah lighting ceremony as Rabbi Mordecai Kanefsky of Bris Avrohom, left, and James Tedesco, Bergen County Executive, watch. (Courtesy Federation)
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- Temple Beth El of Northern Valley held its 20th annual “101 Menorahs” Shabbat on December 30. A festive oneg with sufganiyot followed. (Courtesy TBENV)
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- Bris Avrohom of Fair Lawn offered Chanukah Night Live, a party for adults. Rabbi Mendel Zaltzman, left, lit the Grey Goose menorah with Alex Buz of Ridgewood. (Courtesy Bris Avrohom)
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- New Jersey Governor Chris Christie lit the shamash candle at a fifth-day Chanukah ceremony in the Trenton Statehouse. Mark Levenson, N.J. Israel Commission chair, and Rabbis Shmuley Boteach of Englewood and Steven Pruzansky of Teaneck also attended. (Courtesy Chabad)
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- Olivia Hausman and Rabbi Ken Stern of Congregation Gesher Shalom/JCC Fort Lee were among the congregants and leaders who lit the Fort Lee menorah in the center of town on the first night of Chanukah. (Courtesy Gesher Shalom)
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