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  Jake Fenton really puts this place over the top. If there's one reason to stop by it's either for the food festival or to see Jake Fenton in person. Great guy.

  Added June 16, 2017 by Zack Schneider
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  Friday evening I was welcomed warmly. The rabbi and cantor led a song filled, joyful service.

  Added May 11, 2017 by A Google User
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  If you want to be fixed up, attend Passover services. I was not looking for a husband, but their yentas are clearly looking for wives for their sons. When I participated in their food festival, they placed my table next to a giant dumpster, charming. As a visitor to the food festival, they first allowed my dog, and then the following year, rudely refused us entry. I thought I would feel at home here because of my Jewish education and backround, but I felt extremely awkward and unwelcome. I am, and will always be, an atheist.

  Added May 02, 2017 by Kelita Smith
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  I was assigned to the area for work and was in need to find a place of worship for the High Holy Days. I was welcomed in with open arms and pastrami sandwiches. It was such a warm and welcoming place, I attended every Friday night Shabbat my schedule would allow. Thank you Rabbi Bruce and the entire congregation for being family at a time when I was so far away from home.

  Added March 18, 2017 by Gary Stoll