Bochurim Arrive at Lubavitch Yeshiva’s New Mesivta
Tomchei Tmimim Mesivta opened its doors this week for the first day of Yeshiva at its historic Ocean Parkway campus.
Tomchei Tmimim Mesivta opened its doors this week for the first day of Yeshiva at its historic Ocean Parkway campus.
The move marks a true “Machzir Atarah l’Yoshnah” returning the historic Yeshiva building to its former glory, while bringing it to an entirely new level, befitting the growth and continued expansion of Tomchei Temimim.
Chief Rabbi of Be’er Sheva, and Av of Batei Hadin in Be’er Sheva Rabbi Avrohom Deri, inspired the Bochurim to Limud Hatorah with a Koch and Geshmak, with a fire and zest.
A woman was stabbed to death during a dispute inside a Brooklyn park early Tuesday, according to police.
Building permits have been filed for a new six-story mixed-use development at 704 Lefferts Avenue, between Troy Avenue and Albany Avenue. The proposed building will rise approximately 75 feet and contain nearly 9,500 square feet of space, including five large residential units and community-facility space.
The banquet featured favorite niggunim, spirited dancing, stories, a recap of the summer, raffles, food, and special recognition of the staff who dedicated themselves to making the summer a success.
The controversial Kingston Avenue bike lane is no longer just a proposal — and as of Tuesday, it has officially been installed, visibly reshaping one of Crown Heights’ busiest streets.
In the past few hours, a group of missionaries entered the 770 Shul wearing missionary and Christian symbols. They asked to put on Tefillin — while photographing and documenting the entire event.
Organized by the One Crown Heights Coalition, the festival is a collaboration of neighborhood nonprofit organizations, community leaders, elected officials, and residents dedicated to building a stronger, more connected Crown Heights.
The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) has launched a seven-week Alternate Side Parking (ASP) pilot program in portions of North/West Crown Heights and Prospect Heights, a predominantly white neighborhood, reducing street cleaning regulations from twice a week to only once a week on participating streets. The choice of location is very questionable.
A major new development planned at the corner of Troy Avenue and East New York Avenue is raising concerns among Crown Heights residents about the direction of development in the neighborhood.
A hoax call to 911 brought firefighters into 770 Motzei Shabbos as they searched the Shul’s basement for a fire that did not exist.
Fathers, mothers and the graduating grades gathered on Tuesday in Anashi Lubavitch hall for a spectacular graduation. The unique event captures Cheder’s spirit – immersive Torah learning, chassidishe warmth, and unwavering hiskashrus to the Rebbe.
Brooklyn has no shortage of picturesque brownstone blocks, but one Crown Heights street now has the official bragging rights to call itself the borough’s greenest.
Available on NYC Housing Connect are three units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $111,532 to $238,160.
Under the current plan, the protected bike lanes will be placed on Kingston Avenue and Brooklyn Avenue from East New York Avenue south to Winthrop Street and regular bike lanes will be installed on Rutland Road and Winthrop Street between Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.
A fast-growing WhatsApp group was recently launched to encourage the daily study of practical halacha. Each day, participants receive a one-minute voice note covering a halacha from the Alter Rebbe’s Shulchan Aruch, making it easy to incorporate practical halacha study into their daily routine.