What’s at Stake at Today’s Election
Today is primary elections for New York’s Governor, Lt. Governor, Assembly, and District Leader, and what is at stake today is no less than the future of our community.
Today is primary elections for New York’s Governor, Lt. Governor, Assembly, and District Leader, and what is at stake today is no less than the future of our community.
Today, Tuesday June 28th, is primary day in New York, where registered voters get to choose which representatives will head to the general elections.
A local resident of Crown Heights was off to vote in the primary elections when she came across a sign on a utility pole.
Buses makin round trips between Crown Heights and the Ohel will be available for residents and visitors on Monday, Chof Ches Sivan, June 27th.
Today, on the eve of his Yarzeit, a Sefer Torah was written in memory of Hatomim Shmuel Karnowsky, a”h, attended by hundreds of friends, family members, and community.
This young man is Boruch Hashem doing OK after being struck while crossing the Eastern Parkway Service Lane last week. Looking down at your phone while crossing the street is a recipe for disaster.
As Crown Heights residents were returning home from Shul Friday night, they were welcomed by a heavy police presence on Carroll Street between Utica and Rochester after a 43-year-old man was shot and killed.
The Karnowsky family has invited the community to join them this coming Sunday for the completion of a Sefer Torah in memory of Shmuel Karnowsky OBM.
Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced Friday that a woman has been arraigned on an indictment in which she is charged with murder and other charges for allegedly killing her 9-year-old daughter, Shalom Guiffaro, in the family’s apartment in Crown Heights.
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Yitzchak Goldman OBM, a lawyer and long time Crown Heights resident. He passed away on Friday, the 25th of Sivan, 5782.
To cap off a year of amazing programs at Friendship Circle, FC treated the Boys Division volunteers to a delicious end-of-year barbecue.
A package thief will be warming the seat of a local precinct Thursday morning after being caught by alert Shomrim volunteers in Crown Heights.
Democratic District Leader Edu Hermelyn thanked the community for their support, and asked the community to check their polling locations ahead of Tuesday’s election. Most of Anash are in their usual locations, but there are some location changes due to redistricting.
The first professional Jewish Baseball League will be opening up this summer in Crown Heights, featuring nine-inning Games, overhand pitching, and base stealing.
Why Voting Matters? This video, published in 2021 by Crown Heights United, is very relevant today as the community prepares to head out once again to vote in the June 28th primary.
Project Yedid of Misaskim delivered an exciting summer package to children in over 10 neighborhoods, and over 50 yesomim under the age of 15 in Crown Heights alone—complete with chalk, bubbles, a 3D pen, and a ball with a pump.
Forty five teachers from Oholei Torah successfully completed four months of immersive teacher training given by Rabbanim, Mechanchim, and experts in the field of chinuch and student development.