In preparation for Rosh Hashanah we focus on teshuvah during the preceding weeks. To one desiring to do teshuva and lead a life of Torah and mitzvos, the Rebbe reassuringly explains that it is not as difficult as one anticipates.
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The preschoolers at All My Children on Crown Street had a fabulous start to school, with smiles and hands-on learning in a safe and beautiful environment.
About 12 hours after Hurricane Ida left New Orleans, the Chabad emissaries to Metairie, La., were welcoming people in the neighborhood to the Chabad center for a barbecue dinner.
During the peak of last nights deadly flooding in New York City, Hatzalah of Washington Heights and Riverdale Hatzalah proved themselves to be heroes, running 1.2 miles in 15 minutes to assist a woman in labor.
With great sadness we report the passing of Harav Shmiel Duvid Weissmandel OBM, who was niftar after having been swept into high water during Hurricane Ida.
As we prepare to sign off on 5781 and open up 5782, we are honored to share with you the 6th issue of INTENTION, the Oholei Torah newsletter.
New York lawmakers extended the state’s eviction and foreclosure freeze through Jan. 15, providing relief to renters, homeowners and small businesses that have struggled during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mikvah Mei Menachem, the First Bor al Gabei Bor in Baltimore, Maryland, is marking its Chai anniversary with a special and unique “toast.”
The remnants of Hurricane Ida whipped New York City Wednesday night, doing incredible amounts of damage and taking at least eight lives.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Thursday, September 2 to facilitate storm response.
Rabbi Nasan Maimon is a senior lecturer on the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. In 2008, he established an online resource site where over 5,000 classes are available. He was interviewed in his home in Jerusalem in May of 2019.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that he will be declaring a state of emergency in NYC tonight, as catastrophic rainfall has entire areas of the city underwater.
