Jewish Community Center receives another bomb threat

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The Siegel  Jewish Comunity Center received an E mail  bomb threat Wednesday morning, following similar reports around the nation on Tuesday.

According to a statement,  center staff followed all safety and security protocols and contacted local law enforcement. “Together with our security team, both the County and State Police conducted a thorough search of the building and operations that include a school resumed around 9 a..m.

The statement continued, “As you may be aware, this week a number of JCCs and Jewish day schools received bomb threats via email or phone. We know that the continuation of these threats across the country to JCCs and other Jewish institutions  is very disheartening. Yet, these incidents also demonstrate both the relevance and importance of the community in our JCCs. At times like these the importance of coming together as a community is critical. We hope that you will join us at our many upcoming programs and events to continue to show your support for the work we do.’.  

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