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Tevet 23, 5771 · December 30, 2010 Stranded Travellers Benefit From Bottled Water and Free Food While Americans struggled to cope with one of the Northeast's largest winter travel disruptions in years, Muscovites thousands of miles away endured their own nightmare as ice and hail plunged Russia's largest airport into chaos. Post Comment  |  Read Story New Book Chronicles Life of Finding Hope Life for Chana Sharfstein, a short, energetic woman who moved from Scandinavia to Boston only to experience the pain of her father being murdered at a young age, has not been easy. Post Comment  |  Read Story Toronto Women Complete Yearlong Exploration of Jewish Laws More than 50 women celebrated their completion of an in-depth course on Jewish laws dealing with Sabbath observance, prayer and family life. Post Comment  |  Read Story Social Networking Fuels Religious Leaders' Global Reach A man en route from Miami to Jerusalem realizes that although the Jewish holiday of Sukkot begins shortly after his plane is scheduled to land, he hasn't prepared a thing. He tweets his rabbi in midair and arrives at his hotel to find a set of the Four Species waiting for him. Post Comment  |  Read Story Talk of the Planet 1899 Romanian Torah Completes Long Journey Back to Synagogue A late 19th-century Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust and spent more than 40 years behind the Iron Curtain completed a long journey back to a synagogue when Jewish residents in Cutler Bay, Fla., celebrated its donation to the local Chabad-Lubavitch center. Russian Philanthropist Celebrates Siberian School's 10th Anniversary Diamond magnate and Jewish philanthropist Lev Leviev joined locals in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Ohr Avner Chabad Day School. More News Briefs   In the Media Emotional sobriety is topic of presentation The Oakland Press - MI More Media Stories