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A Chassidic family on the 7th floor of a Boro Park apartment building spent their extra time making a mega shout out to Hatzalah for their dedicated work 24/7, and especially during the time that the pandemic raged through the community. The sign reads “THUMBS UP TO HATZOLAH”

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If you needed to quote someone on the importance of time management, who would you choose? Homeland Security decided to quote the Rebbe in one of it’s online courses taken by millions of people a year. Curiously, the quote was dated to 2017……

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Rabbi Levi Goldstein, one of the first critical cases of COVID-19 from the Crown Heights Jewish community, is coming home. This photo shows as he is discharged from the Specialty Hospital of Central Jersey.

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Head Shliach of Argentina Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt, who was a Maniach (Transcribed the Rebbe’s Sichos) during his years as a bochur gets filmed while social distancing for Vaad Hatmimim’s Hanachos program to be launched this week with a video.

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Everyone will agree that Hatzalah is a vital organization in the community. So how far has Crown Heights Hatzalah come throughout the years? This photo gives you a small peek at what it was like many years ago.

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As the world is forced to wear surgical face masks as a layer of protection against COVID-19, JEM has unearthed a photo of a young boy receiving a dollar from the Rebbe while wearing one. Can you identify this boy?

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A tree limb came crashing down across the service lane on Eastern Parkway between Kingston Ave and Brooklyn Ave in Crown Heights Thursday. The limb crushed one cars trunk, and another’s front end across the street. 

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NYC has announced that it will provide three free Kosher meals for any New Yorker who may need. True to their word, theses signs have been put up outside 900 St. Marks Ave, one of two Crown Heights locations.

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Its a thank you from the heart. A group of Crown Heights residents came together to thank the volunteers of Crown Heights Hatzalah with a billboard on Kingston Ave. The sign, on the Kingston Ave bus stop near Montgomery Street, thanks the volunteers for their unwavering dedication, courage, and sacrifice during these trying times.