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A truly Amazing Maamar from the Tzemach Tzedek with remarkable notes of Reb Hillel Paritcher has been released. This Maamar was said on Shabbos Parshas Shelach 1857, and is being published here for the first time from Manuscript.

Maamar from the Tzemach Tzedek with Notes From Reb Hillel Paritcher

A truly Amazing Maamar from the Tzemach Tzedek with remarkable notes of Reb Hillel Paritcher has been released. This Maamar was said on Shabbos Parshas Shelach 1857, and is being published here for the first time from Manuscript.

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Accurate Box, a N.J.-based, family-owned packaging manufacturer, stepped up when a national glue shortage threatened the delivery of 20,000 Seder-to-Go kits prior to Passover.

All Boxed In: How 20,000 Families Had a Passover Seder Despite a National Glue Crisis

In a year of a global pandemic, you might think that an unexpected national glue shortage would not be that big of a deal—after all, the year has seen a range of odd shortages. But for 20,000 Jewish families isolated in their homes for Passover, it could have spelled the difference between having what they needed for a Seder or not.

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By all accounts, Andrew Lindhardt was a people person. Using a small keyboard to “speak” at Friendship Circle events, he would “work the room.” Smiling broadly and chatting with each attendee, he seamlessly built bridges over the chasm of disability.

San Diego Friendship Circle Provides a Jewish Funeral for a Beloved Member

By all accounts, Andrew Lindhardt was a people person. Using a small keyboard to “speak” at Friendship Circle events, he would “work the room.” Smiling broadly and chatting with each attendee, he seamlessly built bridges over the chasm of disability.

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