Chaim Weiss fastening a menorah to one of the more than 25 cars for Saturday night's 2nd annual MenorahCade, starting at Chabad Lubavitch Temple in East Hampton.
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Rabbi Leibel Baumgartem holding a menorah at Chabad Lubavitch.
8-year-old Chonon Greenbaum helps with the MenorahCade.
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One of the cars graced with a menorah, waiting in line for the MenorahCade to begin its tour of East Hampton.
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One of the cars graced with a menorah, waiting in line for the MenorahCade to begin its tour of East Hampton.
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East Hampton galley owner Vered waiting in line for the MenorahCade to begin.
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The menorah at Herrick Park, waiting for the MenorahCade to arrive.
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A lighted menorah atop one of the cars in the MenorahCade.
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The East Hampton MenorahCade leaving Chabad Lubavitch heading for Herrick Park.
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The East Hampton MenorahCade leaving Chabad Lubavitch heading for Herrick Park.
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Julie Stone, Suffolk County Legislator Jay Schneiderman and East Hampton Mayor Paul Rickenbach, waiting for the MenorahCade to arrive at Herrick Park.
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Suffolk County Legislator Jay Schneiderman and East Hampton Mayor Paul Rickenbach, waiting for the MenorahCade to arrive at Herrick Park.
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East Hampton Mayor Paul Rickenbach with Rabbi Leibel Baumgarten at Herrick Park awaiting the MenorahCade for the menorah lighting.
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A parade of cars with Menorahs on top—a Menorahcade—rode through East Hampton to Herrick Park
Saturday, November 30, for the lighting of the menorah, an East Hampton Village Chanukah tradition.
