Fifty Years Since Mivtzah Chinuch, Educators Gather To Define Chabad Education
Registration Opens for the Chinuch Event of the Year, addressing the much-debated topic of what is the essence of a Chabad Chinuch.
Election Day Today! Please Go Out To Vote!
Today, Tuesday, November 4th, is Election Day in New York State. At stake in this election is the office of Mayor of New York City and other local positions.
New Engagement!
Moshe Turk (Chicago, IL) to Chani Rav-Noy (Los Angeles, CA)
At Tri-State Shabbaton, Teens Discover the Power of Jewish Belonging and Pride
The teens, representing eight CTeen chapters from New York, New Jersey, and Delaware, started their weekend with games at Dave & Buster’s, an instant icebreaker that set the tone for what would become an unforgettable Shabbos.
Should Mashpim Be Paid? Featuring Rabbi Fitz Rabin
In the latest episode of “Ase L’cha Rav,” Rabbi Betzalel Bassman interviews Rabbi Fitz Rabin about about the mashpia system.
New Engagement!
Yaakov Caytak (Ottawa, Canada) to Chanchie Lowenthal (Copenhagen, Denmark) L’Chaim: Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 8:30pm at F.R.E.E.
Sold-Out Hall, 100,000 Online Attendees – Ten Yad Says Thank You
In a sold-out hall of nearly 2,000 attendees, and joined by more than 100,000 hearts watching online around the world, you lifted the mitzvah of Hachnasas Kallah to a new stage of splendor and heart.
Op-Ed: Hillel, Dignity, and the Cost of Torah Education
Recently, I completed the registration process for four of my children in a single school. The collective financial burden we’re expected to carry is simply not realistic. By any standard, it’s not normal. The emotions I felt as this reality set in were complex—and conflicting.
Trump Administration Agrees to Partially Fund SNAP Despite Government Shutdown
The federal food stamp program will pay out partial benefits to millions of Americans despite running out of regular funding at the start of this month due to the ongoing government shutdown.
A Lifesaving Look at Teen Bullying in Our Community
“I’m fine.” That’s often what teens say when they’re anything but.
Alternate Side Parking Rules Suspended November 4th for Election Day
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) is suspended on Tuesday, November 4 for Election Day. Parking meters remain in effect.
New Engagement!
Yossi Jacobs (Cleveland, OH) to Moussia Shmotkin (Crown Heights) L’Chaim: Tonight, Monday, 8:30pm at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
More Than 735,000 Ballots Cast During Early Voting in NYC Mayoral Race
More than 735,000 ballots were cast during the early voting period in the New York City mayoral race, according to the Board of Elections.
Prestigious Village of “Novi Veshki” Celebrates New Torah Scroll
The celebration, held in the synagogue hall, was skillfully led by the family’s friend, the Shliach Rabbi Avraham Elimelech Gedzh, who invited the Chief Rabbi Shlita to finish writing the Torah scroll.
Female Founded CH Presents: New Year Intentions 2.0
Join us for an inspiring and hands-on evening where we’ll manifest our dreams together through a guided vision board and intention-setting workshop, led by blogger, artist, and teacher Chani Lipovenko.
HY’D: Bodies of Three IDF Soldiers Returned To Israel
Military representatives have notified the families of Col. Asaf Hamami, Cpt. Omer Neutra, and Staff Sgt. Oz Daniel, that their bodies were returned to Israel by Hamas last night, following the completion of identification efforts by forensic experts.
Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $800 Million
The Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to $800 million, potentially making someone a lot richer ahead of Thanksgiving.
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