East Flatbush Crown to Soon Return
Through many hurdles, over the past year the Rebbe’s wishes are once again becoming a reality: the free-standing mikvah is returning to life.
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Eber’s Tishrei Liquor and Wine Sale
As the New Year Kicks Off, Secure Your Rental Slots at the Lubavitcher Yeshiva Basketball Gym
Booking is simple through the website 570gym.com, where you can view availability, rental rates, and additional features.
Mivtza Shofar Within Crown Heights – Now For the 7th Year
We are organizing people to go and blow Shofar in the homes of those in Our community, Crown Heights who for whatever reason are not able to go to shul for Tekiyas Shofar.
A Rosh Hashanah Message from the Vaad Hakohol and CHJCC Board of Directors
Over the past year, tremendous work has been done to rebuild the foundations of both the Community Council and the Beis Din. The fruits of this labor are already beginning to take shape, and we look forward to sharing their benefits with the community in the years ahead.
Tenathon 2025: A New Year Brings A New Stage
Ten Yad is elated to share the first details of our grand Tenathon 2025, stepping onto A NEW STAGE at the legendary Brooklyn Armory, and you are invited to step there with us.
No Injuries Reported After All Hands Fire On Eastern Parkway Tuesday
An all hands fire on Eastern Parkway was extinguished without injuries Tuesday after the fire ignited on the top floor of a six-story building.
$5 Subsidized Kaporos Returns to Crown Heights Sunday, September 28th and 30th
September 28th and 30th, subsidized Kaporos will be available for just $5 per chicken, making it possible for every member of the community to take part in this cherished tradition before Yom Kippur.
Shomrim Releases PSA Regarding Knife-Point Robberies
Crown Heights Shomrim has released an urgent PSA to the community regarding a string of knifepoint robberies in the community. They ask residents to please keep an eye out for a known perpetrator.
Intoxicated Package Thief Arrested With the Help Of Crown Heights Shomrim
A heavily intoxicated package thief, still with hospital bands on his arms, was arrested Sunday night after Crown Heights Shomrim received a call for help in East Flatbush.
Just One Dollar A Week Will Fund Youth Mental Health
The campaign, called “One Dollar a Week,” proposes a micro-donation model to create a sustainable fund for families who cannot afford therapy for their children.
Help Build Men’s and Women’s Mikvaos in Remsen Village
Lubavitch of Remsen Village is embarking on an inspiring project to build both a men’s and women’s mikvah that will uplift and strengthen the entire Remsen Village community.
Another Scooter Robbery Arrest In Crown Heights As Teen Crew Terrorizes Local Children
Crown Height Shomrim notified the community of another knifepoint scooter robbery that took place in Lefferts Park Sunday, and the quick work which led to the thief’s arrest.
Over 1,000 Crown Heights Voters Registered In The Past Week
Crown Heights Anash are leading the way as Jewish communities across New York come together to register voters.
The Crown Heights – Ohel Bus Releases New Updated Schedule
The daily Ohel Bus service that leaves from the Dreidel in Crown Heights has released an updated schedule for the coming year, spreading out the bus route to leave every three hours.
INBOX: Extremist Violence Isn’t Far Away, It’s Happening Daily In 770
The shocking murder of Charlie Kirk, carried out on ideological grounds, should set off alarm bells for all of us. This kind of violence is not confined to faraway streets. Right here, in 770, we are witnessing the same phenomenon – not in murder, but in raw violence, threats, and intimidation.
Why Don’t Local Askonim Back Local Candidates?
Askonim work their magic by currying favor with politicians: the promise of support, the promise of votes, the promise to answer the phone when they call. To that end, askonim are afraid to back anyone who might rock the boat of that relationship, especially without the guarantee that they’ll win.
5 Myths About Internet Filters — And Why They Matter
The biggest challenge isn’t whether people need filters — it’s the misconceptions that keep them from getting one. Here are five of the most common fears.
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