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I grew up in the 1960s as an Orthodox Jew in a semi-parochial community in Brooklyn, New York, a neighborhood tucked between Flatbush, Flatlands, and Canarsie.
Our photographers looked back and pulled some of the pictures they took the last 12 months to help us remember the big news, the stories that taught us a little more about our communities, the moments that put smiles on our faces and the images that made us say, "Wow."
Our photographers looked back and pulled some of the pictures they took the last 12 months to help us remember the big news, the stories that taught us a little more about our communities, the moments that put smiles on our faces and the images that made us say, "Wow."
A "ring of fire" solar eclipse, decorated pumpkins created by OCSA students and a citizen ceremony topped the month's highlights around the county.
The late Bishop Tod D. Brown served the Diocese of Orange for 14 years before retiring in 2012.