Lakewood community to unlock electronic gate on Shabbat for observant Jews

A Jewish man who lives in The Enclave filed a state discrimination complaint in December 2017 claiming that The Enclave’s pedestrian gate prevented him from walking to synagogue.

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APRIL 4, 2019 05:25

Lakewood community to unlock electronic gate on Shabbat for observant Jews

A Jewish man who lives in The Enclave filed a state discrimination complaint in December 2017 claiming that The Enclave’s pedestrian gate prevented him from walking to synagogue.

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Lakewood community to unlock electronic gate on Shabbat for observant Jews

A Jewish man who lives in The Enclave filed a state discrimination complaint in December 2017 claiming that The Enclave’s pedestrian gate prevented him from walking to synagogue.

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