Oholei Torah’s Gan Menachem Kiddie Camp Poses for a Group Photo
220 boys ka”h are attending Oholei Torah’s Gan Menachem Kiddie Camp throughout the summer. They posed this week for a group photo in front of the building.
220 boys ka”h are attending Oholei Torah’s Gan Menachem Kiddie Camp throughout the summer. They posed this week for a group photo in front of the building.
This Tuesday and Wednesday beH, The Shidduch House will be hosting two back to back events with Rabbi Dr. Jack Cohen, an expert in the field of shidduchim.
A recent JFA survey assessing community opinions on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed bike lanes on Kingston and Brooklyn Avenues has revealed strong opposition. Of the 900 participants, 860 completed the survey, with nearly all respondents residing in the area affected by the proposal.
The Vaad Hakohol would like to inform all residents of Crown Heights living in Brooklyn Community Board District 9 that they can now apply to become a “Resident Member” on any of the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) Committees.
Following the Rebbe’s Horah to hear a siyum every day of the 9 days, 770 will be hosting a daily siyum following Maariv.
Brooklyn’s Community Board 9, which covers the Crown Heights Jewish community, will be hosting a Zoom Meeting on Monday, August 5th at 6:30pm and will discuss the proposed traffic and bike lane changes to Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.
Crown Heights Shomrim and the Jewish Future Alliance published a PSA to the Crown Heights Jewish community notifying them of a protest planned for the Barclay Center over Shabbos.
In an email regarding construction of their new building, Rabbi Moshe Pinson of Bais Shmuel Chabad released an update outlining the progress made so far.
In 1909, the second phase of development in Crown Heights began. Fanshaw Construction completed “Spotless Town” and built a row of houses on President Street to the left of 1414.
Spotted in Crown Heights. Two National Guardsmen stationed in Crown Heights due to increased security measures stopped by a local store for a bite to eat. The increased security was put in place following a string of high profile assassinations attributed to Israel.
A US Postal truck driving through Crown Heights was involved in a head on collision with a minivan Wednesday, sending the driver of the minivan to the hospital and closing the street.
Following multiple high profile assassinations attributed to Israel, security is being tightened in Jewish communities across the globe, including here in Crown Heights.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the individuals involved in a carjacking robbery that occurred within the confines of the 71 Precinct.
On Yud Beis Tammuz, Mendel Bluming, 15, son of 770 mashgiach Rabbi Gedaliah and Nechama Dina Bluming, was walking safely on a street near Suffield Yeshiva. Despite following all precautions, including wearing a reflective vest, tragedy struck.
SafeTech Crown Heights, your service center for the smart use of technology, and for help with filter installation on all electronic devices, is announcing our summer schedule and upstate office location.
Daily shiurim on the halachos of the Beis Hamikdash are taking place in many of the Crown Heights shuls. These shiurim are organized by the Lubavitch Youth Organization, in fulfillment of the Rebbe’s directive to increase in the study of Beis Hamikdash-related subjects during the Three Weeks.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has recently proposed converting Kingston and Brooklyn Avenues into single lanes from Empire Blvd to Winthrop St to establish protected bike lanes. The JFA is gathering community feedback on this proposal.