September 17, 2012
6:44 p.m. Nothing like celebrating a Jewish New Year with family and friends, and of course, tons of food. Anybody celebrating Rosh Hashanah tonight can be found eating brisket or noodle kugel at the least.
When Julia Sharkey gets a little bored listening in class, she cannot help but doodle the words “Indian Head Camp” in the margins of her notebook. ...
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