A UPS deliveryman dropped off a package at a home on Montgomery St. this week; after the package was accepted, he pretended to leave, but when the door was shut he returned to the foyer and stole a pair of gloves worth $35.
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CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute present this unique photo of the Rebbe with a guest, taken during the visit of Israeli President Zalman Shazar in 1966.
An unprecedented deluge of visitors to our website this morning, driven by a link from the colossal Drudge Report to our video of the brutal beating and mugging of a Jewish man during Hurricane Sandy, overwhelmed our servers and caused our news website to be unavailable for most of the day.
At its peak this afternoon, the site was processing hits from over 3,000 visitors per second!
Unaccustomed to such a magnitude of visitors, our servers buckled under the pressure, and we were regretfully unable to provide the Crown Heights and greater Chabad community with the up-to-date news and information which they have come to rely upon for most of the day.
We are pleased to announce that as of this evening our hosting providers have fixed the problem, and there are no foreseeable issues with the website going forward.
Thank you for your patience.
As we near the election, the sorry state of the US economy is on the forefront of news media. We are facing some of the worst unemployment numbers in recent years and our economy seems to be stuck in a rut. Politicians on both the left and the right have offered solutions.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) and parking meter regulations will be suspended on Friday, November 2. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
It was an evening of mixed emotions at the Lubavitch of Scotland’s 43rd Anniversary Dinner held this week. Some 160 people packed into the Giffnock Shul Hall to celebrate and be uplifted by the guest speaker – holocaust survivor Leibel Zisman of New York.
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