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Rabbi Dr. Robert Lennick is set to lead Trinidad’s Temple Aaron into what members hope is a “renaissance” for the temple recognized as the oldest synagogue in the Mountain West.
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Trinidad residents woke up to freezing temps and icy snow flurries over the weekend, which made for some beautiful photographs. How long winter will clutch the area in its frigid grasp is anyone’s guess, but the weatherman was saying on Friday that it might hang around until the middle of the week.
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