A Long Island village has settled a fight over creating an eruv within its bounds. According to court papers filed Monday in the Eastern District of New York, the Village of Quogue has settled two federal cases connected to its opposition to an eruv.
An eruv is a space that allows Jews with certain beliefs to push and carry objects within its bounds during the Sabbath and Yom Kippur, and it is partly created through affixing wooden or plastic strips to utility poles.
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