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Yellowstone Public Radio Latke makers Richie and Amy Solomon at the Congregation Beth Aaron latke drive through on the first night of Hanukkah, Dec. 10, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has moved many faith communities to swap in person worship and activities for remote or steaming opportunities. Important holiday traditions have given them an opportunity to be creative. The Christmas Eve service at Eidsvold Lutheran Church in Somers is moving outside this year. Reverend Andrew Wendle says it will be a parking lot distanced service. "People will come and light a luminary. Actually it should be v...

"As he got to know the local area, he started to do odd jobs for people, and then he saw an article where Norman Tebbit [then-education secretary] said people should stop moaning about a lack of work and get on their bike and look for some. That incensed him. "He realised there was a bigger need for what he was doing and he took the idea of starting up something to encourage people to help and show people they are trying something productive. "There was also a lot of people around these parts who couldn't afford to maintain their homes and that was precisely why it was set up.

"As he got to know the local area, he started to do odd jobs for people, and then he saw an article where Norman Tebbit [then-education secretary] said people should stop moaning about a lack of work and get on their bike and look for some. That incensed him. "He realised there was a bigger need for what he was doing and he took the idea of starting up something to encourage people to help and show people they are trying something productive. "There was also a lot of people around these parts who couldn't afford to maintain their homes and that was precisely why it was set up.