“My family were hidden Jews, but not anymore. With this coming of age ritual, I’m proudly reclaiming my Jewish heritage,” -Robert Powell, a 65-year-old Wisconsinite about his recent bar mitzvah at Chabad of Mequon.
Rebbetzin Chaya Mushkah was born on Shabbos, the 25th of Adar, in Babinovich, a town near the Russian city of Lubavitch, in the year 5661 (1901). Today, Chof Hei Adar we celebrate her 120th birthday (5661-5781).
A masked Lubavitch teenager struck again this past shabbos, blatantly breaking the shabbos and destroying the turnstile installed in the 1414 President Street dormitory lunchroom.
Governor Andrew Cuomo suggested that tax hikes on the wealthy were still “on the table” as New York state grapples with the pandemic-induced budget crisis.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidance Monday for people who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, a highly anticipated step as the nation tries to ease back into normality following almost a year of restrictions due to the pandemic.
MyShliach for Yaldei Hashluchim is once again providing a podcast series as a preparation for Yud Alef Nissan, and is making it available to the anash community.
The laundromat at the corner of Schenectady Ave and Union Streets went up in flames over Shabbos, displacing four Lubavitch families and leaving their possessions destroyed.
An officer was shot in the leg, and another protected by his bullet proof vest after officers responded to a 911 call for a person shot.
A terrorist attack was foiled in the Binyamin district of western Samaria Monday morning, in the community of Havat Sadeh Efraim.
