Harry Jaffe: D.C.’s Jewish community returns downtown for New Year

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A century ago, the nation’s capital city was a truly diverse, multicultural, ethnic brew.

Irish folks lived, worked and prayed in neighborhoods along North Capital Street. Many were drawn to jobs at the Government Printing Office. Gonzaga High is still in place, but that’s all that remains.

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