Crown Heights History: Origin of the F.R.E.E. Building
I’ve always wondered why this house sticks out and it’s probably one of the nicest and most stated houses on President Street.
I’ve always wondered why this house sticks out and it’s probably one of the nicest and most stated houses on President Street.
Shabbos at the BESHT: Rabbi Dovid Leib Grossbaum was sent on bochurim shlichus to Miami Beach Yeshiva Gedola in years 1974-1976. He later went on Shlichus as a kollel yungerman to be part of new Kollel in Melbourne Australia in 1979.
In the spirit of Hakhel and following the joyous Yom Tov of Shavuos, the members of the staff and faculty of Oholei Torah, along with their families, gathered for a siyum and hachnosas sefer Torah written in their honor and zechus.
PJ Our Way, a literary project which provides Jewish children’s books free of charge, has included a Hachai Publishing book in this month’s selection.
By the time the 1970s came Chovive Torah was practically abandoned. At that point, United Lubavitcher Yeshiva took ownership of the building. They paid a severance fee of $6000 to the outgoing Rabbi Rabinowitz. The school has occupied the building since with the high school moving in in 1997.
Before the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch in Grand Army Plaza was built, it was the location of the Fountain of the Golden Spray of 1867. In 1873, the Dome Fountain by Calvert Vaux replaced the 1867 fountain with a two-tiered, double-domed structure of cast iron and molded sections of Beton Coignet.
Darchai Menachem recently held a very special Shabbaton in the Poconos to celebrate the yeshiva’s incredible teachers and their families. It was a Shabbos of appreciation, a time to recognize and honor the immense dedication and sacrifice that the Mechanchim and their spouses make for the school and the wider community.
At least two people were shot near a Brooklyn subway station Wednesday morning, law enforcement sources said. The shooting happened outside the Franklin Avenue-Botanic Garden subway station.
The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch at Grand Army Plaza is one of the most iconic structures encountered by travelers to Crown Heights from Manhattan.
The class on Tuesday evening will be at the Motherhood Center and the class on Wednesday evening will be hosted in the home of Mrs. Shaindy Gutnick.
It is time to announce the winners of the 3rd Annual Yocheved Gurarie Kindness Award and present them with well deserved monetary prizes.
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Uncovering Crown Heights before it was developed has lead to many interesting discoveries. One neighborhood that has been lost to history was that of Malboneville.
A man was arrested Motzei Shabbos after calling in multiple bomb threats to 911. The man admitted to making the calls and was charged with four counts of “Making a Terroristic Threat.”
Road milling will begin again in Crown Heights this week, bringing with it expected traffic and noise disturbances.
Around 2:20am Friday morning, one of Chabad’s famous Mitzvah Tanks was found burning on a street of Crown Heights, and after the fire department doused the flames, it was destroyed.
Proud family members at All My Children of Crown St. and Lefferts ave. gathered together to celebrate their sons’ Hachnosa L’cheider. The focus of the event was the children, our guarantors, celebrating a mini Matan Torah of their own, as they were formally introduced to the sweetness of Torah Learning.