Rabbi Borenstein’s Class’ Year End BBQ
In what has become an annual tradition for Rabbi Borenstein’s eighth grade class, they all got together in the backyard of his Balfore Place home for a Siyum and a barbeque.
In what has become an annual tradition for Rabbi Borenstein’s eighth grade class, they all got together in the backyard of his Balfore Place home for a Siyum and a barbeque.
In Dnepropetrovsk for his grandson’s wedding, Merkos Chairman Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky and guests visited the Menorah Center and other Jewish institutions headed by Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetzky.
Students in Rabbi Goldman’s fifth grade in Oholei Torah were rewarded for a year of a good behavior and diligent learning. The entire class went to Q-cumber Café on Kingston and enjoyed pizza, fries and soda – all donated by the owner, who is also a parent of one of the kids.
Summer is here and local photographer Chaim Perl and his brother Avrohom took a trip to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens to take photos in honor of Shavuot.
The first Camp Gan Israel in the world this summer season has opened up on top of Alaska’s glaciers under the leadership of the Rebbe’s Shluchim in Alaska, Rabbi Yosef and Esther Greenberg.
The thought of spending your summer vacation studying and learning is something almost any college student would pass on. Yet for a select group of 80 university students, this is exactly their itinerary.
As every year, from Yud Shevat thru Yud Alef Nissan, talmidim of Cheder Menachem in Los Angeles worked in preparing a special and most befitting present for the Rebbe in honor of Yud Alef Nissan with their annual Mishnayos Be’Al peh program; together, the talmidim learned and were tested on a total of over 158,864 lines of Mishnayos, Tanya, Siddur and Yediyos Kloliyos.
After a full month of busy preparations, beginning with Color War on Chof Ches Nissan, with the theme of “Tut Altz Vus Ir Kent,” and continuing with after-school Moshiach learning and projects, Beis Chaya Mushka had an exciting Mother-Daughter program yesterday.
A special Luncheon was held today at the Jewish Children’s Museum, to honor those who worked tirelessly to ensure the success of The Great Parade this past Lag B’omer.
Many Young Lubavitch families from across Southern California joined together at the picturesque Chabad Running Springs Resort this past weekend, some three hundred men, women and children in total; for the Young Lubavitch Chevra of Southern California’s 4th Annual Shabbaton.
Bochurim from Oholei Torahs eighth grade were rewarded today for all their help during the Lag B’omer Parade. During their lunch hour they all went down to the Jewish Children’s Museum for a pizza and fries lunch.
Nearly 150 Shluchim gathered in Staten Island for the annual conference, hailing from Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and New York. The conference opened on Sunday in the Hilton Garden Inn where the Shluchim were greeted by the host Shliach Rabbi Moshe Katzman and his wife.
KSCVK held its annual Ice Cream Social last night, the event featured over fifty cakes uniquely crafted by talented bakers. The cakes were later auctioned off to the highest bidder with some cakes going for as much as $1,500!
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] – Friendship Circle of Crown Heights marked the end of a fun filled year of friendship with an exciting bowling trip followed by a visit to Dagans Pizza.
After doing their tree cutting service the NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit changed into their animal control uniforms to capture yet another raccoon on President Street.
Emergency Service officers were hard at work this morning cutting up a massive tree limb which collapsed on the corner of Crown Street and Brooklyn Avenue. Thankfully no one was hurt, and there was no damage to property when it fell.
Over five hundred men women and children gathered outside the Yeshiva Schools in Pittsburgh, on Sunday Lag B’Omer to say the 12 pesukim, to hear words of encouragement from the local three day schools leadership and pray for the coming of Moshiach.