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Time to show up for Shalom Orlando (opens the original)
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There are 55,000 Jewish people in the Central Florida area who are not connected to the Jewish community — fewer than one in six are involved. Shalom Orlando wants to bring them in and wants our input. Recently Shalom Orlando held a town meeting to address how to bring Jewish people into the community. Already Shalom Orlando is making an impact — the ECLC is growing; Camp J is back on its feet; financial assistance for Security, PJ Library, ECLC and Camp J has risen. What’s next? Expanding oppor
Chabad shul tabled again (opens the original)
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It looks like the new year will begin without an approval from the Winter Park City Commissioners to build the first permanent synagogue in Winter Park. But all is not lost, after two and a half hours of discussion, citing concerns that included traffic congestion, parking, and the effect construction would have on the Rollins art museum nearby, the commissioners voted at a public meeting on Sept. 10 to table the proposal until Oct. 28. The initial vote back in August was mixed among the four co
Round 2 for Chabad synagogue in Winter Park (opens the original)
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After much discussion about Chabad of Greater Orlando’s proposal for a synagogue and daycare on a parcel of land in Winter Park, the Winter Park City Commissioners voted 3-2 to hold a second hearing because they need more time to review concerns about the proposal. A second hearing date has not been set. In addition to Chabad’s proposal for a synagogue and daycare, there is a proposal for a five-unit townhome complex on the same parcel, which is not part of Chabad’s proposal for the synagogue. P
Chabad of Greater Orlando is on the way to its 'forever home' (opens the original)
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Chabad captions A rendering of Chabad of Greater Orlando's new synagogue in Winter Park. A map showing the location of the proposed new synagogue. The Winter Park Planning & Zoning Board members voted unanimously (5-0) to approve Winter Park's first permanent synagogue, despite many complaints about traffic and parking. The new synagogue would provide a "forever home" for Chabad of Greater Orlando, said Rabbi Dovid Dubov, and would be the only synagogue currently operating in Winter Park. Rabbi
Chabad of Greater Orlando is on the way to its 'forever home' (opens the original)
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Chabad captions A rendering of Chabad of Greater Orlando's new synagogue in Winter Park. The Winter Park Planning & Zoning Board members voted unanimously (5-0) to approve Winter Park's first permanent synagogue, despite many complaints about traffic and parking. The new synagogue would provide a "forever home" for Chabad of Greater Orlando, said Rabbi Dovid Dubov, and would be the only synagogue currently operating in Winter Park. Rabbi Sholom Dubov told Heritage, "I was very pleased to be pres
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