We are just about to mark the first yahrzeit of when Covid-19 introduced death and mayhem into our lives. (Unfortunately, it is still very much here … but you know what I mean). So here’s my eulogy, a year later.
Rabbi Moshe Herson, head shliach to the State of New Jersey, announced the appointment of Rabbi Avrohom Minsky as Chabad Shliach for the city of Newark. The appointment of Rabbi and Mrs. Avraham and Mushka Minsky to the Newark office brings the number of Chabad Centers in New Jersey to 62.
North Korea attempted to steal information about COVID-19 vaccines and other treatments by hacking the drugmaker Pfizer, a South Korean lawmaker said Tuesday.
A forklift accident Monday afternoon caused a massive explosion in the Agri Star meat plant in Postville, Iowa, causing significant damage and injuring two workers.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced New York’s Gestational Surrogacy Law is now in effect, delivering help to LGBTQ+ couples and couples struggling with fertility who are trying to start families of their own.
Today Daled Adar (Feb. 16th), Cheder Menachem of Kingston, PA will raise $150K to fuel its incredible momentum and growth over the past few years. To learn more about the campaign, please visit Charidy.com/kingston.
At least 11 people have died as an “unprecedented” winter storm continued to pummel much of the United States — while more than 4 million people have been left without power in Texas amid subfreezing temperatures.
A rocket attack near a base housing American forces in northern Iraq killed a US-led coalition contractor and wounded at least eight other people on Monday night.
With great sadness we report the passing of Dr. Benjamin Landa OBM, a member of the Chabad community of Vancouver, Canda, and father of Rabbi Menachem Landa, Shliach to Novato, CA.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Wednesday, February 17th for a holiday. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
Mrs. Sara Freedman has been living in remote Bahia Blanca on the southwestern tip of Argentina for the last thirty years. In 2016, she and her community were dealt a crushing blow when her husband, Rabbi Moshe Freedman, passed away at age fifty-seven. This past December, Sara’s son came back to Bahia Blanca to pick up where his father left off.
