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Crowd storms out of meeting at synagogue

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Rabbi Marc Schneier reads a flier with question-and-answer information to the audience

Rabbi Marc Schneier reads a flier with question-and-answer information to the audience

despite their protestations.

despite their protestations.

Glenn Dorskind

Glenn Dorskind

an English teacher and Hampton Synagogue congregant

an English teacher and Hampton Synagogue congregant

spoke before the discussion began about the eruv.

spoke before the discussion began about the eruv.

Joel Cohen

Joel Cohen

a member of the synagogue and an attorney in Manhattan

a member of the synagogue and an attorney in Manhattan

gave an introductory speech overviewing the Hampton Synagogue's eruv application. He was interrupted frequently during the speech by audience members.

gave an introductory speech overviewing the Hampton Synagogue's eruv application. He was interrupted frequently during the speech by audience members.

By Jessica DiNapoli on Aug 14, 2008
A meeting about a controversial proposed religious boundary in Westhampton Beach started badly on Wednesday night when significant portion of the more than 600-member audience at the Hampton Synagogue stormed... more

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