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Vacant Restaurant to Become Chabad House

For two years Rabbi Hershy Bronstein tried to buy the vacant Buffalo Southwestern Café building in Coral Springs, Florida to convert it into a Chabad synagogue. But it took the help of an evangelical Christian and divine providence to make the purchase happen.

Florida Sun-Sentinel

Binghamton Chabad Fights Cancer in Style

400 female students packed into the Chabad Center of Binghamton University Thursday evening for the sixth annual Fashion for a Cure event, raising money and awareness for cancer. The fashion show raised $5,173 for Sharsheret, a nonprofit organization that promotes awareness and offers support to women battling the disease.

A Very Special Florida Retreat

After an intense two days, 13 Shluchim couples are heading back to their communities and families, invigorated, energized, rested and armed with new insight and inspiration. These 13 couples were participants in Yaldei Shluchei HaRebbe’s 6th Regional Parent Respite Retreat in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Warmth of Shabbos Thaws Russian Winter

Chabad of Ulyanovsk, Russia recently concluded their fourth annual ‘Great Winter Shabbaton.’ Over 70 men, women and children enjoyed three days of learning, lectures, workshops, Farbrengens and ‘Ask the Rabbi’ sessions with local Shliach Rabbi Yossi Marozov.

Anne Frank’s Step-Sister Tells Her Tale

Millions of children throughout the world have been educated about the Holocaust by reading The Diary of Anne Frank. On Feb. 25, Cape Coral was educated by Frank’s childhood friend and step-sister, Eva Schloss, for a special lecture benefiting the Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Coral, Florida.

Island Reporter

Burst Pipe Rallies Students Around Chabad Couple

Students of Drexel University in Philadelphia have rallied to help a Cha­bad couple who provides kosher meals for them after a kitchen pipe recently burst. The Chabad house caters ­daily dinners for about 25 students as well as home-cooked meals for larger groups on Shab­bat and special events.

Jewish Exponent

Burgeoning Argentina Preschool Sets Sights on Future

Gisella Friedman’s story mirrors the typical Jewish experience in Cordoba, Argentina. Her family crossed the Atlantic Ocean around the turn of the 20th century to become gauchos, South American grassland folk known for farming and raising cattle on the pampas, the fertile Argentinian lowlands, on colonies established by the largess of Sir Moses Montefiore and Baron Maurice de Hirsch.