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December 15, 2023
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November 21, 2023
ReutersSeveral pro-Hamas flyers have reportedly been found in front of a synagogue in Bangor, Maine. Jarod Farn-Guillette told the Bangor Daily News he was picking up his daughter from a Hebrew school when he spotted the posters near Congregation Beth El Bangor. One poster shows a man wielding an AK-47 with paragliders behind him, along with the text, “Palestine will win.” “A picture of an AK-47 does not necessarily say, ‘I want peace,’” Farn-Guillette w...
October 31, 2023
Then-Tracey Elementary School third graders at last year's "Gratitude on the Green" event. (Contributed) (Contributed) Norwalk students and c ...
October 16, 2023
The all-clear has now been given after a bomb threat evacuates an area around a synagogue in Northumberland County. Good evening, I'm Aaron Leedy.Authorities se
October 14, 2023
Officials say police from several departments gathered along Arch Street in Sunbury shortly before 5 p.m. Friday.
October 14, 2023
SUNBURY — Police evacuated residents of several blocks and and closed roads in the perimeter around Congregation Beth-El at 249 Arch St. in the city following an emailed bomb threat.
October 14, 2023
SUNBURY — A bomb threat to Congregation Beth-El on Arch Street in Sunbury drew multiple police units from Valley police departments and members of the state police late Friday afternoon, reports The D
October 13, 2023
SUNBURY — A bomb threat to Congregation Beth-El on Arch Street in Sunbury drew multiple police units from Valley police departments and members of the state police late Friday afternoon.
October 9, 2023
Ahmed Alamine is with the Indianapolis Muslim Community Association, and Helen Goldstein leads the Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis,
September 15, 2023
Beginning tonight at sunset, Jewish residents of the Central Susquehanna Valley and around the world enter into the holiest time on the Jewish calendar.