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The Solloways incorporated driedels into their Chanukah display in the lobby of their condo on Marco Island. The driedel game is played during the Festival of Lights by children, and the letters on each side are Nun, Gimel, Hey and Shin, which is translated to 'Nes Gadol Hayah Sham,' meaning a great miracle happened here. Laura Pacter

The Solloways incorporated driedels into their Chanukah display in the lobby of their condo on Marco Island. The driedel game is played during the Festival of Lights by children, and the letters on each side are Nun, Gimel, Hey and Shin, which is translated to "Nes Gadol Hayah Sham," meaning a great miracle happened here. Laura Pacter

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  • Elliot Treiber, left, and his wife Hanalie of Marco Island, will light one of four menorahs during their eight-night celebration. Laura Pacter
  • The Western Wall menorah is a historical depiction of Jews throughout the years who made the pilgrimage to pray at the Western Wall of the great temple in Jerusalem. This is one of four menorahs in the Treibers collection. Laura Pacter
  • From left, Honey and Herb Solloway set up an educational Chanuka display for everyone who live at their condo on Marco Island. Their display consists of the menorah in the center, which they will light on each night, surrounded by dreidels, and a decorative bag with copies of the historical story of the miracle of Chanukah. Laura Pacter
  • The Treiber's grandchildren choose which menorah to light when they celebrate Chanukah on Marco Island with their family. This friendship menorah of children symbolizes the unity of this celebration of lights, and includes the dreidel as the centerpiece and holder for the shamus candle, the candle used to light the others on each of the eight evenings. Laura Pacter
  • The Solloways incorporated driedels into their Chanukah display in the lobby of their condo on Marco Island. The driedel game is played during the Festival of Lights by children, and the letters on each side are Nun, Gimel, Hey and Shin, which is translated to 'Nes Gadol Hayah Sham,' meaning a great miracle happened here. Laura Pacter

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