Shluchim Complete Talmud Study in Memory of Charlotte Rohr

Dovid Zaklikowski – Chabad.org

At The Shul of Bal Harbour, Fla., hundreds listen to Shlomo Lorch in Jerusalem expound on a Talmudic passage during an event broadcast live via the Internet and marking the close of the first 30-day mourning period for Charlotte Rohr. (Photos: Carlos Chattah)

BROOKLYN, NY — A six-continent simultaneous Web-cast Thursday marked the completion of a cooperative global initiative to learn the entire Talmud within the first 30-day mourning period for Charlotte Rohr, the matriarch of the philanthropic Rohr family who passed away Oct. 22.

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United on the Issue of Pork

Deborah Kolben – The New York Times

Sam Habib, a Muslim, and Cindy Gluck, who is Jewish, on the job.

BROOKLYN, NY — On the morning in August 2005 when Sam Habib and Cindy Gluck opened their first Dunkin’ Donuts, they awoke at dawn to make sure that the glazed fritters and French crullers were out on the counter. Then Mr. Habib sneaked off to the neighboring mosque to pray, and Ms. Gluck, panicky about the prospects of their new venture, went to the back of the store to cry.

Growing up in College Park

Courtney Pomeroy – Mitzpeh

Mendel (left), Yossel, Chaiky and Beryl live with
their parents, Rabbi Eli and Nechama Backman,
in the Chabad house on Hopkins Avenue.
Media Credit: Shira Yudkoff

COLLEGE PARK, MD — Most residences near campus are occupied by university students whose afternoon and nightly activities include studying for exams or partying- and either way, crawling into bed at 2 a.m. But for some city dwellers, the daily routines are a little different.

“From 4p.m. to 7p.m., from when my kids come home until they go to bed, it’s family time,” said Nechama Backman, explaining her family’s routines in their home on Hopkins Avenue.

Avraham Fried, “The Kinderlach”, At The New Gulfstream Park

HALLANDALE, FL [CHI] — In what is traditionally North America’s largest Annual Chanukah Festival, some 10,000 men, women, and children are expected at the 28th Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival, organized and sponsored by Chabad of South Broward. The festival is set for Tuesday, December 11, at 7:00 P.M.