December 2007
Photos for December 4, 2007
Fried Potato Pancakes, called Latkes in Yiddish and Levivot in Hebrew, are the most popular Hanukkah food.
Lea Horosko opened her business, Hoop & Stitch, over the summer. The business specializes in decorating and personalizing items with embroidery.
From left are Irene, Baylen, Morgan, Robert and Taylor Kelley, who decided this year to do a living nativity scene in their front yard.
Performers from Nallia's School of Dance got a closer look at a human toy soldier Saturday at Christmas Around Town.
After a little hesitation, seven-year old Josh Marvine was brave enough to handle the Shamash to light the other menorahs for his first time Tuesday night as his cousins Grace and Noah Nemiccolo watch. Josh and his parents, Chuck Marvine and Joyce Rosenberg of Shawnee, were celebrating the first night of Hanukkah with other relatives in Overland Park.
Parent Yumiko Robinson teaches first-grader Olivia Augustine how to properly hold chopsticks Friday at Clear Creek Elementary School's finale to its reading incentive program.
Al Henke in Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa, standing in front of a B-17 Flying Fortress.
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