Reservations for this year’s parade are coming in fast, Boruch Hashem many more schools and Chabad houses will be joining the parade than ever before, so therefore unfortunately space is limited. Reservations will close on Sunday May 15th or earlier if we fill up. This is for schools reservations and the general public.
“Is the internet good or bad or good and bad?” that will be the topic will be discussed with noted educator Rabbi Binyomin Ginsberg. The event will be taking place tonight, Sunday in the Oholei Torah Ballroom and is open to all parents in the community.
As in past years, there will be a special float featured during the Lag B’omer parade for the 3 year old boys who will be celebrating their ‘upshernish’ on that day. Parade organizers are offering parents a chance to give their son the experience of a lifetime, starring on a special float along with their fathers.
News of the killing of arch terrorist Usama bin Laden brought out many different reactions, some celebrated in the streets while others relished the feeling of revenge – but is it ok to rejoice? Join the Besht Center this Shabbos for a conversation with Rabbi Tzvi Freeman and Mendel Kalmenson.
Once again the Chinuch Office will be hosting two conferences for teachers this summer. The conferences feature workshops and lectures by renowned experts in education. The conference for men will take place on July 3-4 [1-2 Tammuz] and for women on July 25-26 [23-24 Tammuz].
Give your children a chance to get out of the house for a few hours, Lubavitcher Yeshiva is providing lunch from 12:00pm and a puppet show by the Small Wonder Puppet Theater at 1:00pm.
It’s rare for a DVD go on sale, especially if the DVD is still selling well. But Mitzvah Boulevard is no ordinary DVD, and this is no ordinary sale. For the next 4 days, Mitzvah Boulevard will be on sale exclusively at MostlyMusic.com for only $17.99.
Beginning now, 1:00pm, a truck is unloading many skids with fresh Apples, Grapefruits, Onions and Potatos which is being distributed for free for all those who want. The produce is being distributed on East New York Avenue between Kingston and Brooklyn. There is no need to be on any lists, just come and take.
Over 200 massive bags of great quality donated clothing is currently being sorted and folded at the Mr. Clean dry cleaners in preparation for a mega distribution, available for anyone that wants. The distribution will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, at the Mimulo Flower Shop on Albany Avenue starting at 8:00am and will conclude when all the items are gone.
Beginning now, 6:00pm, a truck is unloading many skids with fresh Onions and Potatos which is being distributed for free for all those who want. The produce is being distributed on East New York Avenue between Kingston and Brooklyn. There is no need to be on any lists, just come and take.
Beginning now, 7:00pm, a truck is unloading many skids with fresh Grapefruits, Onions, Apples and Potatos which is being distributed for free for all those who want. The produce is being distributed on East New York Avenue between Kingston and Brooklyn. There is no need to be on any lists, just come and take.
Beginning now, 7:00pm, a truck is unloading a number of skids with fresh Carrots and Onions and is being distributed for free for all those who want. The produce is being distributed on East New York Avenue between Kingston and Brooklyn. There is no need to be on any lists, just come and take.
This week and next thousands of viewings will be held(link to Federman story) around the world of the Rebbe’s Farbrengen of Yud Alef Nissan Shnas Hashmonim.
A search of the New York Times’ archives from that period turned up the following ad:
This Tuesday, March 29, at 7:00 p.m., Bnos Chomesh Academy will present its first ever production entitled MAKE SOME NOISE. Make Some Noise is a musical play written, directed, and performed by the students and staff of Bnos Chomesh.
There will be a Ahavas Chesed Blood Drive Today, Sunday March 27th, starting at 3:00pm until 9:00pm at the Ahavas Chesed Center located at 271 Kingston Ave, between Lincoln Place and St Johns Place.
