Ribbon Cut to New Cape Coral Chabad Center

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Rabbis Zalman Labkowski, second from left, Zushe Silberstein and Yossi Labkowski lead the grand opening of the Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Coral on Sunday.

A ribbon was cut and a mezuzah was affixed to a doorway Sunday to officially dedicate the Chabad Jewish Center of Cape Coral, Florida.

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New Mikveh for Old Moscow Jewish Neighborhood

Arutz 7

Russia’s Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar affixes a Mezuzah at the entrance to the new Mikvah.

Leading Russian and Moscow rabbis last week dedicated a new mikveh in the Russian capital’s oldest existing Jewish community.

Solihull Shluchim Honored by Her Majesty the Queen

The Solihull Hebrew Congregation’s Thursday Club, run by Rabbi Yehuda and Dinie Pink, has been awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service, the MBE for groups of volunteers who work in their local communities for the benefit of others.

Long Island Friendship Circle Awards Volunteers

The Friendship Circle of West Hempstead celebrated another year of tremendous accomplishment. Over 120 volunteers were recognized and awarded at the West Hempstead Friendship Circle annual evening of recognition and awards ceremony on Tuesday, May 22. The event was hosted at the POSCH club inside Long Island’s prestigious Garden City Hotel.

New Shluchim to Maryland

Rabbi Yehudah and Batsheva Glick are moving on Shlichus to Germantown, Maryland, where they will be opening a new Chabad center under the auspices of head Shliach to Maryland Rabbi Shmuel Kaplan. Crownheights.info wishes the new Shluchim much success in all their endeavors.

School Dedicated to Girl Who Died in Climbing Accident

Jewish community members in Tenafly, N.J., attend the groundbreaking of Lubavitch on the Palisades’ new educational wing, which is being named after 22-year-old Stephanie Prezant.

Hundreds of people banded together to pay tribute to a local Jewish girl who perished in a rock-climbing accident by dedicating a new wing at the preschool she served for several years in her memory.

Northeastern Regional Kinus Inspires Shluchim

180 shluchim from the New York-New England region gathered Sunday at Chabad of Port Washington, NY for a day of learning, inspiration, and camaraderie. The program included helpful sessions on halacha, chinuch, and other shlichus concerns, and it concluded with a grand banquet and lively farbrengen.

Friendship Circle Takes a Stand Against Bullying

Oakland Press

Left: Students from five Metro Detroit high schools gathered together for the final culmination of eight months of an anti-bullying training program. Right: Mrs. Bassie Shemtov, Director of Friendship Circle and Upstander.

Some 200 students gathered recently at the Berman Theater inside of the Jewish Community Center of West Bloomfield, MI for the “Upstander Unite” event.

Court Rules Against North Hollywood Chabad House

LA Daily News

Neighbors of Chabad of North Hollywood are unhappy with the construction of the building along Chandler Boulevard.

A lengthy dispute over plans by the Chabad House to build a 12,000-square-foot synagogue in the middle of a Sherman Oaks residential neighborhood continued to generate controversy on Tuesday.

Immigrant, Underprivileged Boys Celebrate Bar Mitzvah

Shturem

Rabbi Avraham Chazan, Shliach in Lod, Israel, arranged for about 20 boys from immigrant and underprivileged homes to celebrate their Bar Mitzvah with much fanfare. The celebration took place on Monday, Erev Rosh Codesh Sivan; it began with a visit to the Knesset, continued with the main event at the Western Wall, and ended with a festive banquet at the Kaliv halls in Jerusalem.

1,300 People Were Moved at Annual Prayer Breakfast

by Terry Eberle – News-Press

Rabbi Yitzchock Minkowitz (right) speaks with a guest at the event.

At daybreak last Thursday, 1,300 people were moved at the annual Community Prayer Breakfast at Harborside Event Center.