Knocking out Hunger Before Tisha B’Av
Photos by Chaim Perl
Colel Chabad held its 26th Annual Breakfast in the Five Towns.
Businessmen, professionals and laymen participated in the Colel Chabad 26th Annual Five Towns Breakfast.
Daily Archives: July 21, 2010
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Pedestrian Struck on Empire, Roadwork Blamed
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A pedestrian was stuck by a mini-van on Empire Boulevard this afternoon. Bystanders blamed construction work in the area. Hatzalah treated the pedestrian and transported him to Kings County Hospital.
Picture of Day! – YSP Group Picture!
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Pictures by ChaimPerl.com
Last week the Yeshivah Summer Program in Morristown, NJ posed for their 30th group picture.
Shabbaton on a Hill Top
Around two months ago, just before Shavuos, a few dozen women from many different backgrounds came together for a pre-Shavuos Shabbaton on a luxurious estate in Morristown, New Jersey. This was another opportunity to experience one of the unique and inspirational weekends of “Kabbalah of Life” with Chana Ginsburg.
The heroic Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel who saved Moshe Holtzberg life during the Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2008, will be given Israeli citizenship.
Heroic Mumbai Nanny to Get Israeli Citizenship
The heroic Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel who saved Moshe Holtzberg life during the Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2008, will be given Israeli citizenship.
In an effort to cut wasteful in New York City government, the city may consider charging for residential trash pickup. Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, also known as Mike's “hatchet man” proposed the idea, saying “I can think of 1,000 innovations, but . . . I have not yet had an innovative idea in any meeting that was legal.”
City Considering Charging for Garbage Pickup
In an effort to cut wasteful in New York City government, the city may consider charging for residential trash pickup. Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, also known as Mike’s “hatchet man” proposed the idea, saying “I can think of 1,000 innovations, but . . . I have not yet had an innovative idea in any meeting that was legal.”
The 311 call system, a non-emergency customer-service hotline for New York City's many departments was announced in January 2002. Since then, the hotline has been redefining the way the city runs. New Yorker have been calling for things like, landlord complaints and for losing property in a taxi.
Call by Call, 311 System Redefines the City
The 311 call system, a non-emergency customer-service hotline for New York City’s many departments was announced in January 2002. Since then, the hotline has been redefining the way the city runs. New Yorker have been calling for things like, landlord complaints and for losing property in a taxi.
The European institute for Jewish higher studies Completes a Course of Study in Even Ha’ezer. If a couple married in a Conservative ceremony, are they obligated to stand under the chuppah a second time in a halachically acceptable ceremony?
European Institute Complete Study of Even Ha’ezer
The European institute for Jewish higher studies Completes a Course of Study in Even Ha’ezer. If a couple married in a Conservative ceremony, are they obligated to stand under the chuppah a second time in a halachically acceptable ceremony?
Photos: Bog War CGI Montreal
Photos by Avrohom Perl for CGIMontreal.com
Photo gallery from Bog War in Camp Gand Yisroel in Montreal
Yarchei Kallah Finishing up in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad’s 33rd Yarchei Kallah comes to an end on Sunday July 18th. Regardless of backround, affiliation, or knowledge jewish people from all over California came together to study for a day in yeshiva.
Oholei Torah Day Camp – Young Spirit, Old Memories
One of the most well known and oldest Lubavitch Day Camps was held here in Crown Heights, known as the Oholei Torah Day Camp.
Kids from Sderot Enjoy Camp in Denmark
A group of children from Sderot, including 5 orphans, joined the Gan Yisroel overnight camp in Denmark.
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