Jimmy Carter Dies at 100 in Plains Georgia
Former President Jimmy Carter died at his home in Plains Georgia at age 100. His family, including son Chip Carter, confirmed his passing. Carter, who served one term after being elected in 1976, later won the Nobel Peace Prize and lived under hospice care after years of medical treatment for cancer.
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Carter Center founder forged a life of peace and service
Jimmy Carter built Habitat for Humanity projects worldwide with Rosalynn, leading a Carter Work Project for 35 years and helping raise 4,390 homes in 14 countries. He also founded the Carter Center in Georgia to advance peace and disease Eradication efforts while monitoring elections and addressing global health.
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Hanukkah Fun Lights Agudath B'nai Israel in Lorain
At Agudath B'nai Israel Synagogue in Lorain the Hanukkah celebration drew about 50 community members. Mark Jaffee, religious director, led games like Dreidel Yahtzee and cornhole with gelt bags, sharing the festive spirit as candles were lit on the menorah the fifth night of the holiday.
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