Passover Seder Celebrated by Adath Yeshurun Synagogue
Members and guests of Adath Yeshurun Synagogue observed Passover with a Seder led by Ernie Levinson. The service recounts the Exodus story of oppression, plagues, the Red Sea escape, and the significance of unleavened bread, with long-standing family memories of making matzah and preparing the home for the holiday.
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Violin Returns to Seder as Family Joins Passover Service
Lowell Greenbaum revived his long-silent violin for the Seder, after restoration, joining Levinson and others in a family Passover observance. The event highlighted the Exodus story and the symbols of slavery and liberation as Rob Novit reports.
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University Theater to stage Light Up the Sky this week
USC Aiken University Theatre Players present Moss Hart’s 1940s set comedy Light Up the Sky in Etherredge Center O Connell Theatre from Wednesday to Saturday at 730 PM and Sunday at 200 PM Tickets run 15 dollars for adults 12 for seniors faculty and staff 8 for students Directed by Jack Benjamin the production focuses on New York theater folk awaiting a show opening in Boston with a lead actress and backer hoping for success The director notes he has previously staged this work at USCA and has met every character through the years For details visit etherredge usca edu or call 803 641 3305.
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Light Up the Sky at Etherredge Center Theatre
The Etherredge Center's O'Connell Theatre hosts Light Up the Sky from Wednesday to Saturday at 7 30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are 15 dollars for adults 12 dollars for seniors faculty and staff and 8 dollars for students. Visit etherredge.usca.edu for details.
Masters Week opens at Morris Museum with Hartough exhibit
The Morris Museum of Art launches Masters Week with a Monday opening and a golf exhibition titled In Celebration of Golf Landscapes by Linda Hartough featuring over 40 works. Meet the artist Friday 2 to 4 pm at the museum store. Hartough will sign prints and the exhibition catalog. The museum hours run today through Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday noon to 5 pm. For details visit themorris.org or call 706 724 7501.
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Windsor Jewelers to move into former Bruster's location
Windsor Jewelers will vacate its bus in front of the Aiken Mall and relocate permanently to the former Bruster's ice cream site on Whiskey Road. Bruster's closed in November 2014, with plans for revival stalled since July. The move aims for May 1 with no expanded services planned yet. The business will focus on estate jewelry coins and precious metals.
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Local reporter Maryan Schechter covers city housing update
Maryan Schechter, Aiken Standard local government reporter, notes ongoing efforts to fix up the property as Carter discusses the process. Readers are invited to comment at www.aikenstandard.com or contact the newspaper via traditional mail or email.
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