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Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Jews and Gentiles alike, Greet the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah), casting your bread upon the waters of the Chicago River just before sunset, followed by northward roll along the north branch.Not that anyone cares exactly what you do, but traditionally you would have breadcrumbs in your pockets that you would toss on the river, symbolizing a throwing away of the past year's mistakes, regrets, and indiscretions- sort of an autumn cleaning of the soul.Ps- if it's raining- we won't be there.See More

Dozens of inebriated Dreidels spread holiday cheer and revolution in the central shopping district. No half-a**ed outfits-- full Dreidel regalia STRICTLY enforced. Fully costumed elves, santas and grinches grudgingly allowed. Beware of bogus Rampages with overweight men dressed in red and white.Don't have a dreidel costume? Oy! Well, don't kvetch! Contact Dr. Dreidel for costume tips.Here are photos…See More

Ride down to Bachelor's Grove Cemetery - This will be a long ride! Bachelor's Grove is located at 143rd and Ridgeland Ave in Alsip. We have planned a place to buy some lunch called Hog Wild and then after that there will be a place to purchase so beer or liquid to go with lunch. This ride will leave at 11 am sharp!We are meeting outside for the start of this ride at the north west corner at 29th and Halsted. There are also no stops along the way we will be riding straight from the start to Hog…See More

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