Dreidels, service and cheer at Capital Jewish Museum’s Hanukkah event

The District was a bit of a ghost town Wednesday. The Christmas holiday meant most stores and offices were closed, museums were shuttered and finding free street parking was never easier. But while many residents of the region stayed home or went to see family, the Capital Jewish Museum was abuzz. A steady stream of visitors entered the three-story cultural center, located a few blocks from the Mall on Third Street NW, to count down to the first night of Hanukkah, take part in community service activities and celebrate their...