Police release surveillance photo in connection with damaged menorah
Lancaster police have released a surveillance photo of the individuals who are believed to have damaged a menorah in Penn Square.
Source: wgal.com
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Lancaster city menorah appeared to have been damaged unintentionally, search for suspects continues: police
Whoever damaged a menorah placed in downtown Lancaster city didn’t appear to have done so intentionally, according to city police.
Source: lancasteronline.com
New program focuses on surgical care of tiniest patients
Getty Images The program will provide surgical and procedural interventions for babies before they are born. Seattle Children’s and UW Medicine today
Source: miragenews.com
Hundreds attend menorah-lighting in Pennsylvania day after it was vandalized
A local blacksmith helped repair the menorah, making it useable for the lighting ceremony on the first night of the holiday.
Source: jns.org
Vandalized Penn Square menorah partially repaired by local blacksmith
Penn Square’s 460-pound steel menorah will be lit for the first time tonight, in large part thanks to a local blacksmith who repaired the piece after it was heavily damaged
Miriam Baumgartner Mark Lewin Penn Square Lancaster City Visitor Center On Jewish Federation Of Greater Harrisburg Reynolds Middle School
Source: lancasteronline.com
Hundreds watch as Lancaster city menorah is lit Sunday [photos]
People gathered in Penn Square Sunday evening to light the chanukiah, the specific name for the Menorah lit for Hannukah, to honor the start of the holy holiday. This year,
Shaarai Shomayim Mark Lewin Franklin Marshall Hillel Temple Beth El Jewish Community Alliance Of Lancaster Penn Square Sunday
Source: lancasteronline.com
Hundreds watch as Lancaster city menorah is lit Sunday, day after it was found vandalized
In a ceremony witnessed by hundreds of Jewish faithful and others from across the community, Lancaster city’s menorah was lit Sunday night, marking the beginning of Hanukkah.
Source: lancasteronline.com