The newspaper once again will go dark on Tuesday and Wednesday in deference to the eight-day Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which began on Monday night and concludes in the middle of next week. Sukkot commemorates the Jews’ living conditions during the 40 years of their exodus, from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land.
Among stories planned for Thursday’s edition are Part Two of Brotman Medical Center’s projected return from bankruptcy to fiscal respectability, which was further cemented on Monday when the hospital settled labor contracts with two unions, and Part Two of an interview with builders Greg Reitz and Steve Edwards about the impact of the international monetary crisis.