Life is full of surprises. One of the worst surprises that families can face is a parent’s life-threatening medical diagnosis. Chai4ever, the only organization of

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Let’s face it. We got the short end of the stick in the Chanukah holiday music department. “I have a little Dreidel” cannot even show its

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