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Lillian Siegel - Vimarsana News

Lillian Siegel

Lillian (Benson) Siegel was born in New York City on September 1, 1920, to Fannie and Benjamin Benson. She died, in Providence, Rhode Island, on November 8, 2015, at the age of 95. Lillian was the middle child (2 brothers) born into an immigrant, close-knit family. She spent her youth living in cramped apartments (Manhattan/Bronx), […]

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in North Jersey: Parties, rallies and days of service - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in North Jersey: Parties, rallies and days of service

Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and across North Jersey, events will be held to honor the legacy of the legendary civil rights leader.

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Amid ADL Battle With Elon Musk, Former Director To Visit Bergen County - Vimarsana News

Amid ADL Battle With Elon Musk, Former Director To Visit Bergen County

Amid ADL Battle With Elon Musk, Former Director To Visit Bergen County - Ridgewood-Glen Rock, NJ - The ADL, an organization founded to fight antisemitism, has been in the news more and more. Its former director will visit Bergen County.

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Temple Emeth in Teaneck marks its 75th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Temple Emeth in Teaneck marks its 75th anniversary

In 1947, Bergen County's first reform Jewish congregation was founded with 65 charter member families.

Massachusetts synagogues, churches, mosques, concert halls receive $3 million in security grants - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts synagogues, churches, mosques, concert halls receive $3 million in security grants

Synagogues, Jewish groups, churches, mosques and other sites at a higher risk of hate crimes or terror attacks have received $3 million in nonprofit security grants from the Bay State.