Watching our children play outdoors with their friends is a beautiful sight. Watching our children play with strangers might make us nervous. Here we have the prefect middle ground, as boys from Mesivta Oholei Torah held an impromptu game of catch with a New York City police officer.
A massive crowd came out in Williamsburg to pay their respects as the niftar, Moshe Hersh Deutch HY”D, was laid to rest. Shomrim organizations from multiple communities worked jointly to ensure a smooth and safe Levaya.
Sometimes you look at a photo and think, “how did they manage that”? Other times you think, “How would you fix that”? But sometimes, the issue is so shocking that there is simply no thought at all. What are you thinking?
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
It’s always fun to play “Can You Recognize This Location? with old photos. On that note, can you guess which Crown Heights landmark this is? Look in the extended article for the answer.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
CrownHeights.info would like to extend a hearty congratulations to one of the longest serving officer in the 71st precinct, detective Vincent Martinos, on his promotion to Detective First Grade this Tuesday.
Israels Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi, Rabbi David Baruch Lau, made a visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens Monday morning. Photographer Mordehai Lubecki was there to catch the moment.
As thousands of Shluchim hopped on tens of buses from Crown Heights to Edison New Jersey for the Gala Banquet of the International Kinus Hashluchim, intensive security sealed them in, literally. To dispel the need to screen the those coming off the buses, each bus was sealed with a police tape, preventing anyone from sneaking on.
More than 20 buses lined Frances Louis Blvd by the Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens Motzei Shabbos, as hundreds of boys in the Tziurei Hashluchim program visited the Ohel. The Tziurei Hashluchim runs in parallel to the International Kinus Hashluchim that takes place each year in Crown Heights.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe speaking to a shliach outside 770.
The entire Bais Rivkah’s Campus Chomesh on Lefferts Ave found themselves lining the street around 10:30am Thursday morning for a fire drill. The surrounding streets were blocked off by the NYPD with the help of Shomrim as a safety precaution.
The windows of Bais Rivkah Lefferts which were broken by a man with a gun earlier this month were replaced this afternoon. The man who broke the windows was arrested this past Friday.
6 Charedi news outlets were moved and inspired by the work of Chabad In Manchester after being hosted and receiving a complete overview of the centers activities.
A Crown Heights landmark has received a much needed revamping these past few months. The Mobil gas station on the corner of New York Ave and Empire Blvd has faithfully provided fuel for Crown Heights’s many thirsty vehicles for many years. Now the old gas station stands proud with a well lit and beautifully renovated location.
Author Tzvi Freeman in conversation with Kehot’s Rabbi Yosef B. Friedman. Freeman’s new book 101 Meditations is due to hit the market on November 19th, and will be published by Ezra Press, an imprint of Kehot Publication Society.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
