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Framingham Menorah Vandalized In ‘Potential Hate Crime,' Police Say Framingham Menorah Vandalized In ‘Potential Hate Crime,' Police Say
Framingham Menorah Vandalized In ‘Potential Hate Crime,' Police Say A menorah and sign supporting Israel were vandalized in Framingham, in what police are investigating as a potential hate crime.  The menorah at Centre Common on Edgell Road was found knocked down, and a sign voicing support for Israel was taken, police said Monday, Dec. 18. Surveillance video showed an unidentified person knocking the menorah over shortly before 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 16, one day after the end of Hanukkah. The menorah was found with scratches and two light bulbs were destroyed, authorities said. Framingham police ask anyone with information about the incident to co…
Watch: Man Destroys Menorah On Long Island Front Lawn Watch: Man Destroys Menorah On Long Island Front Lawn
Watch: Man Destroys Menorah On Long Island Front Lawn Police are searching for a man who caused thousands of dollars of damage in what appears to be a hate crime. It happened on Wednesday, Nov. 15 in Hempstead. According to Nassau County Police, the unknown vandal walked up to a large menorah sitting on the front lawn of a Nassau Boulevard home just after 12:30 a.m. He then used an unknown object to smash two of the menorah’s lightbulbs, causing approximately $2,000 worth of damage before fleeing on foot. The incident was captured on surveillance video. Police describe the suspect as an adult man who was last seen wearing dark clothes a…
Menorahs Sold At HomeGoods, Marshalls Recalled For Catching Fire Menorahs Sold At HomeGoods, Marshalls Recalled For Catching Fire
Menorahs Sold At HomeGoods, Marshalls Recalled For Catching Fire One of the most famous and religiously significant styles of candle holders has been recalled since it may catch fire— which would be a problem since traditionally candles use flames. The recall comes after TJX Companies— which includes HomeGoods, Marshalls and Homesense— received three reports of the menorahs catching on fire while holding lit candles, according to a release by US Consumer Product Safety Commission. No injuries were reported but a recall of the products was issued. The company had sold approximately 7,800 menorahs between Nov. 2021 and Jan. 2022 ranging in price from $8 t…