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Wednesday, June 26, 2002

Remember when the Catskills was a place to see Yiddish theater? What ever happened to Grossinger's and the Sha-Wan-Ga? Author Phil Brown grew up in the Borscht Belt before the soup went cold, a time when the mountains north of New York were a haven for working-class Jewish families.

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