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Colorful dradles decorate the table holding the menorah at the menorah-lighting ceremony at
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert holds a crystal menorah presented to him by Rabbi Benny Zippel o
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah presides over the menorah-lighting ceremony
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah governor Gary Herbert speaks at the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansio
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, right, and Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah watch
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, right, and Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah watch
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
A crowd consisting of members of the community as well as local religious leaders listen to
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah governor Gary Herbert and his wife Jeanette attend the menorah-lighting ceremony at th
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Former U.S. Ambassador John Price, whose family fled Nazi Germany when he was 5 years old,
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah presides over the menorah-lighting ceremony
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Colorful dradles decorate the table holding the menorah at the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert holds a crystal menorah presented to him by Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah during the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders were present for the event.
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Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah presides over the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
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Utah governor Gary Herbert speaks at the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, right, and Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah watch as former U.S. Ambassador John Price, whose family fled Nazi Germany when he was 5 years old, lights the menorh during the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, right, and Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah watch as former U.S. Ambassador John Price, whose family fled Nazi Germany when he was 5 years old, lights the menorh during the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
A crowd consisting of members of the community as well as local religious leaders listen to Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah during the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah governor Gary Herbert and his wife Jeanette attend the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Former U.S. Ambassador John Price, whose family fled Nazi Germany when he was 5 years old, and Utah Governor Gary Herbert and his wife Jeanette, attend the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Many religious leaders from the community were present for the event.
Keith Johnson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah presides over the menorah-lighting ceremony at the Governor's Mansion, December 2, 2013 in Salt Lake City. Community and religious leaders representing many faiths were present for the event.