Thousands of dollars in lifesaving equipment was tracked down Monday morning after a unabashed thief broke the back window of a Hatzalah vehicle, making off with the equipment inside.
As hundreds of children made their way to school on Labor Day morning, Crown Heights Shomrim fanned out across multiple “hotspot” corners in the shchuna, ensuring that each child arrived safely to their school.
Deeply embedded within the biography of Lubavitcher Chassidim in the 20th century is the story of the Great Escape from the Soviet Union. Just after World War II, from early mid-1946 until New Year’s Day 1947, more than 1,000 Lubavitcher men, women and children illegally fled the Soviet Union using purchased or doctored Polish citizenship documents. The story of Chaim Osher Kahanov.
Last week, Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar, paid an extended visit to Russia’s largest kosher slaughterhouse, where he inspected the knives of the Shochtim, and closely inspected the entire process.
This Tishrei, tens of thousands of our brothers and sisters in Israel are in compromised situations and in dire need of food for Yomtov. Colel Chabad is committed to providing for them, and you can help.
With Labor Day weekend just around the corner, the Violence Suppression Team of the 71st Precinct kicked into gear, taking seven firearms off the streets of Crown Heights in under a week.
It’s always important in Crown Heights to make sure that no packages or valuables are visible when you park your car for the night. But with labor day weekend happening, it’s twice as important.
A terrifying incident took place Friday afternoon after a man pulled a knife on a school bus blocking traffic in Crown Heights. The ensuing 911 call confounded the issue with a wrong address.
From the Alter Rebbe to our Rebbe, for 240 years the Chabad Nse’im have initiated support for Colel Chabad for the vital aid the Colel provided to millions of Yidden in Eretz Yisroel throughout the years.
20 years, that’s a long time, and that’s how long Chabad of RARA has been around for. What started as a once off trip around Australia is now a full time organization that caters to the needs of thousands of people.
As the family of Shluchim continues to grow, MyShliach continues to expand its programming to fill the needs of Yaldei Hashluchim worldwide.
It’s becoming a familiar storyline: As the coronavirus pandemic wears on, life in urban centers across the world is almost entirely disrupted, and so young urbanites are fleeing the metropolises for smaller, quieter places.
Hosted by Igud Hamelamdim in 5778, Rabbi Leibel Groner a”h have a special talk to educators, and the message is just as important now as then.
Smiling faces, masks and a different looking school, as the students of ULY Crown Street began their first day of school.
An out of control Utica Ave dollar van ended up on a sidewalk Tuesday morning, striking a woman. Crown Heights Hatzalah was on scene immediately to give aid, and created a great Kiddush Hashem.
The annual West Indies Day Parade that takes place in Crown Heights is not happening this year due to the COVID Pandemic, or at least not in person. The city placed signage along Eastern Parkway advertising it’s planned virtual parade, which will hosted outside of Crown Heights.
Horrified at the deliberate destruction of their beloved “home away from home” when the Chabad center at the University of Delaware was set ablaze by an arsonist last week, Jewish students and alumni have launched a fundraising campaign to create a $3 million center that will be “bigger and better than ever.”
