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200 young professionals from 42 international cities spent a weekend in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
200 young professionals from 42 international cities spent a weekend in Crown Heights, Brooklyn - The group went on walking tours of the neighborhood, visiting Judaica artisans like a scribe and some matzah bakers, sites of Jewish interest like a mikvah-ritual bath, a wedding hall and kosher eateries.
They met with local personalities and members of Chabad International leadership. Local Crown Heights families hosted groups of young professionals for Shabbat dinner and even accommodated sleepover guests.
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