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December 16, 2009
Kassam rockets hit Sderot
Two Kassam rockets fired from Gaza landed in Sderot.
Earliest leprosy case found in Jerusalem
The DNA of a shrouded man from the first century found in a tomb in Jerusalem has revealed the earliest known case of leprosy.
Despite Shabbat Observance, Shalhevet Scores at Model Congress
Despite missing nearly a third of the competition because of Shabbat, students at Shalhevet high school took home 14 individual awards and one team award at the Princeton Model Congress held in Washington, D.C., a competitive simulation of the U.S. government for high school students from across the country. The Shalhevet delegation of 25 students — the only school from west of the Mississippi and the only Shabbat-observant Jewish school to attend the annual competition — missed one of four committee sessions and one of three full sessions that occurred on Friday night and Saturday.
Irwin ‘Red’ Lachman dies at 87
Irwin “Red” Lachman, local real estate developer, civil and aeronautical engineer, artist and writer, died Nov. 15 at 87.
Parashat Miketz (Genesis 41:1-44:17)
Miketz is almost always read during the week of Chanukah. Is this a coincidence of the calendar or is there something to learn from this juxtaposition?