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Jewish day school hopes to buy land
By Times Staff Writer
Published October 28, 2007
The Pinellas County Jewish Day School has launched a capital campaign to buy and renovate property and buildings immediately next to its campus on Cambridge Avenue in Largo. The purchase will add 11 classrooms and an auditorium. The school, which has 205 students, has grown at a steady 5 percent per year over the past six years and has outgrown its facilities. To learn more, or support the capital campaign, call Brian Siegel, head of the school, at (727) 588-0100, or Michael Seltzer, president of the board of directors, at (727) 532-1999. Calling pets, owners for costume contest Join in the extravagant pet/owners costume parade and wild and wacky pet costume contests at All Howlers Eve from 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday at the Southwest Complex basketball courts, 13120 Vonn Road. Cost is $5 per dog, $15 per vendor. Call 518-3125.
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by Barbara
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10/28/07 12:16 PM
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I am a Jew married to a Black man & we have 5 childen. Will the school give us a discount when we send our kids there? We want them to have a Jew-Baptist upbringing-joining the two religions in/to One GOD, and his son JESUS CHRIST.
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