The Gedaliah Society, in conjunction with Dr. Rosen, has released an update with good news on the virus trend in the Crown Heights Jewish community and provided an update on the availability of the vaccines.
Bais Shmuel Chabad, which began as the first “Young Shul” in Crown Heights, has announced its plans to build a gorgeous new building in Crown Heights as it launches a $1 Million Charity campaign geared on getting the project started. Here are some more details.
The Gedaliah Society, in conjunction with Dr. Rosen, has released an update with good news for the Crown Heights Jewish community, but cautions not to let your guard down.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an update for the Crown Heights Jewish community outlining the communities current situation, and asking people to please use caution and use basic measures to reduce the spread of the virus.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an update for the Crown Heights Jewish community warning of a worrying increase in cases in the community.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an update for the Crown Heights Jewish community regarding consistent infections and with some new guidelines for the community.
As New Yorkers are heading to the polls on Tuesday for election day, an easily recognizable Lubavitch name might catch your eye on the ballot. Crown Heights’s own Mendy Raitport is running for State Assembly in the 43rd district, which includes Crown Heights, and is asking for your vote.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an urgent update for the Crown Heights Jewish community regarding new cases of COVID-19 in the community.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an urgent update for the Crown Heights Jewish community regarding large scale Simchas Bais Hashueva dancing.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an urgent update for the Crown Heights Jewish community regarding the continued spike in COVID-19 cases.
With the recent concerning spike in the number of COVID-19 cases found in the Jewish communities of New York City, Central Hatzalah has published an advisory to the Jewish community.
The Gedaliah Society has posted an urgent update for the Crown Heights Jewish community regarding a concerning surge in COVID-19 cases.
The Gedalaih Society in conjunction with Dr. Rosen has published an advisory that those at risk should not daven in 770, due to the significant risk.
The Gedaliah Society has published an update for the Crown Heights Jewish community. The update addresses continued uptick in cases, as well as rfeminders for how to protect from the virus.
Eshel Hachnasas Orchim, a Crown Heights based organization run by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hendel, has announced that it will be open for guests this Tishrei.
In a letter dated Chof Tes Av, the Crown Heights Beis Din doubled down on their backing of published guidelines for those coming to visit Crown Heights.
The Gedalia Society in conjunction with Dr. Rosen have published guidelines for those who plan to come to Crown Heights for the month of Tishrei.
