Rabbi Borenstein’s Class’ Year End BBQ
In what has become an annual tradition for Rabbi Borenstein’s eighth grade class, they all got together in the backyard of his Balfore Place home for a Siyum and a barbeque.
Daily Archives: June 13, 2011
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How Can We Get Our Kids to Want to Daven?
Trying to make Tefilla interesting and inspiring to children is a challenge all mosdos chinuch face, most often leading to frustration. A chinuch day opens with Tefilla because it is essential that a child learns that that Tefilla is the way a Jewish day begins.
NY Post
'The king of Kings' now has his eye on all five boroughs.
Marty Markowitz is “strongly considering” a run for mayor in 2013, sources close to the Brooklyn borough president told The Post.
Brooklyn Boro President Eyes Run for Mayor
NY Post
‘The king of Kings’ now has his eye on all five boroughs.
Marty Markowitz is “strongly considering” a run for mayor in 2013, sources close to the Brooklyn borough president told The Post.
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Raising a Child Will Cost an Average of $226,920
Bloomberg
A middle-income family could spend an average of $226,920 to raise a child born in 2010 to the age of 18, the US Department of Agriculture reported yesterday.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced he will introduce new legislation that will crack down on drivers caught using a portable electronic device including Blackberrys, iPhones, iPads, laptop computers, gaming devices and any other portable device, or talking on a cell phone without a hands free device, while driving.
NY Gov Introduces Unprecedented Penalties on Those Caught Driving While Using Portable Electronics
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced he will introduce new legislation that will crack down on drivers caught using a portable electronic device including Blackberrys, iPhones, iPads, laptop computers, gaming devices and any other portable device, or talking on a cell phone without a hands free device, while driving.
A Candid Interview with Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky
Intermountain Jewish News
Writing a thumbnail biography on Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky is no small challenge, at least if one follows the rabbi’s own guidelines. By his own definition, the rabbi is not a leader, though he is the primary figure responsible for running the remarkably extensive Chabad-Lubavitch international network of slichim, or emissaries.
by Bennett L. Gershman and Joel Cohen - Huffington Post
At 1:30 p.m. this Wednesday, June 15th, in the Thomas Eagleton Federal Courthouse in St. Louis, Missouri, an appeal will be argued before three judges on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in one of the most bitterly contested and controversial criminal trials in many years.
When a Judge Stumbles, Do “Appearances” Matter?
by Bennett L. Gershman and Joel Cohen – Huffington Post
At 1:30 p.m. this Wednesday, June 15th, in the Thomas Eagleton Federal Courthouse in St. Louis, Missouri, an appeal will be argued before three judges on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in one of the most bitterly contested and controversial criminal trials in many years.
Street Sweepers May Get Cameras to Give Tickets
AP
The Bloomberg administration is seeking state approval to install cameras on some of the Sanitation Department’s street cleaners in a pilot program aimed at taking the burden off traffic agents in enforcing alternate-side parking rules.
Bochurim learning in Zal. Illustration Photo.
Baltimore's former Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Dovid Weber is settling in Monsey to open a new Zal with Rabbi Simcha Werner. He's bringing along a young Mashpia and Magid Shiur.
New Zal Opens in Monsey
Bochurim learning in Zal. Illustration Photo.
Baltimore’s former Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Dovid Weber is settling in Monsey to open a new Zal with Rabbi Simcha Werner. He’s bringing along a young Mashpia and Magid Shiur.
Rabbi Krinsky Tours Dnepr
In Dnepropetrovsk for his grandson’s wedding, Merkos Chairman Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky and guests visited the Menorah Center and other Jewish institutions headed by Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetzky.
NY1
On its own, Brooklyn would be the nation's fourth largest city. The U.S. Cenus Bureau says there are 2.5 million residents here, but borough officials say the figure is closer to 2.6 million.
Did the 2010 Census Undercount Brooklyn?
NY1
On its own, Brooklyn would be the nation’s fourth largest city. The U.S. Cenus Bureau says there are 2.5 million residents here, but borough officials say the figure is closer to 2.6 million.
NWCN
As police investigate what they call a “hate crime” at a Jewish center in Boise, Idaho, others in the community are trying to right the wrong.
Community Rallies Around Graffitied Chabad Center
NWCN
As police investigate what they call a “hate crime” at a Jewish center in Boise, Idaho, others in the community are trying to right the wrong.
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