Attorney General William Barr Announces Resignation
Attorney General William Barr is resigning, confirming speculation that he would leave his top cabinet post amid mounting criticism of his performance from President Trump.
Daily Archives: December 14, 2020
Electoral College Votes Joe Biden in as Winner of 2020 Presidential Election
The Electoral College on Monday designated Joe Biden the winner of the Nov. 3 election, with California casting its 55 votes to put the former vice president over the 270 threshold needed to ensure the victory.
Package Recovered After Crown Heights Shomrim Volunteer Catches The Thief in the Act
While many do get away with the crime of stealing packages from the porches of Crown Heights resident, this one didn’t after a Crown Heights Shomrim volunteer caught the man in the act. Job Final: Package Retrieved!
PSA: DMV Warns Of Phishing Scam Over Text
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has warned New Yorkers against falling for a series of phishing scams that are targeting their customers.
Artists Paint Jewish Murals Across North America
The 2020 Jewish Street Art Festival has been reimagined as a decentralized art event in which nine Jewish artists will each be creating a public art piece in their own city. Each artist or artist team will be painting a Chanukah menorah, linking the eight participating cities through art.
Wednesday: Zoom Chanukah Rally in Pittsburgh
Lubavitch Center of Pittsburgh, under the leadership of head Shliach of Western Pennsylvania, Rabbi Yisroel Rosenfeld, is organizing a zoom Tzivos Hashem rally and public menorah lighting this Wednesday night, the 7th night of Chanukah.
JLI: Faith Under Fire
Chaplain Goldstein was born in a Displaced Persons Camp, graduated from Lubavitch Rabbinical Seminary, became the first bearded person to serve in the U.S. military, was the chaplain of “Ground Zero” after 9/11, and served in the Army for over 40 years. What has he learned from deployments to six conflict zones?
Photo Credit: Chabad of Warsaw
Warsaw Mayor Joins Chabad For Public Menorah Lighting
The mayor of Poland’s capital, that once homed the largest Nazi ghetto in Europe, lit the Hanukkah candles during a Chabad-organized ceremony.
Shazak Chanukah Post – VICTORY EDITION!
Greeks Declare Defeat, Eight-Day Miracle Shocks Bystanders, New Holiday Declared, Idol Eyesore? No More! Shazak has released “Chanukah post – Victory Edition!” a special addition to it’s weekly Parsha Post, and has made it available for all here on CrownHeights.info.
Ancient Lamp Workshop Discovered in Ramat Beit Shemesh
One of the largest ceramic oil-lamp workshops in Israel has been discovered by Israel Antiquities Authority excavations in Beit Shemesh.
Family Asks Community To Share Memories of Rabbi Chaim Meir Lieberman OBM
The family of Rabbi Chaim Meir Lieberman OBM is requesting that people share stories and memories and take Mishnayos in his honor.
Three Arrested As Government Cracks Down On PPP Loan Fraud
Three people were arrested in NYC for a $13 Million fraud scheme to obtain loans intended to help small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Photo Gallery: Eifel Tower Lit Up With The Light of The Menorah
Usually a robust event featuring thousands in attendants, the lighting of the public Menorah at the Eifel Tower in Paris took place despite the increased hardship of COVID-19, with the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo and other community leaders in attendance.
Picture of the Day
A blue painted car Menorah goes perfectly with a blue colored Michigan State Trooper vehicle which looks perfect parked in front of the Lubavitch Cheder in Oak Park Michigan. In other words, it’s a perfect picture.
Bluegrass Chabad Congregant Assaulted in Anti-Semitic Attack At Public Menorah Lighting
As the congregants of Chabad of Bluegrass in Lexington, Kentucky prepared to light the public Menorah Motzei Shabbos, one of its members was assaulted in an anti-Semitic attack.
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