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Sukkot 2024

Sukkot is a Jewish holiday whose name comes from the Hebrew “hag hasSukkot,” meaning the “feast of booths” or “feast of huts,” and it commemorates not only an annual harvest festival but the story of the Israelites being provided for by God on their journey through the desert out of … »
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Columbus Day 2024

Columbus Day is observed annually on the second Monday in October, and commemorates the historical figure Christopher Columbus, the navigator from Genoa, Italy widely discussed as “discovering” the Americas in his 1492 voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, which sparked European interest in the area. Check out our previous articles on … »
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Autumn Equinox 2024

While many consider Labor Day and the start of the school year in many areas to be the end of summer, the season only officially ends on the autumnal equinox, which occurs this year on Sunday, September 22, at 8:44 AM Eastern Standard Time. From the Latin for “equal night,” … »
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Labor Day 2024!

The United States has a long history of fighting for the rights of workers, and Labor Day is a major landmark for the country’s assertion of labor rights. Labor Day always falls on the first Monday of September: check out our previous article on Labor Day for more information about … »
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