Hundreds Gather To Farewell HaRav Zushe Wilhelm OBM
Hundreds of Crown Heights residents, students, and friends gathered outdoors Thursday, to join the Levaya and say farewell to Harav Zushe Wilhelm OBM.
Daily Archives: January 6, 2022
“Yudi’s Legacy” to Complete Rabbi Duke’s Three Dream Projects
Fifteen years ago, Rabbi Yehudah “Yudi” Dukes set out to bring one of the Rebbe’s visions to life: two people studying Torah together every week.
New York Man Arrested for Acting in United States as Agent of Egyptian Government
A New York man was arrested today on criminal charges related to his alleged acting and conspiring to act as a foreign agent in the United States.
Alternate Side Parking Suspended on January 7th-8th
Alternate Side Parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended on Friday-Saturday January 7-8, 2022 for snow operations. Meters will remain in effect.
Weekly Letter: From the Memoirs of the Frierdiker Rebbe’s Childhood Years
In celebration of Yud Shvat this coming week – we are sharing material from Nissan Mindel’s archives – some notes from the Memoirs of the Frierdiker Rebbe about his early childhood.
Annual Kinus For Teachers and Educators of Lubavitcher Schools in Paris
On Sunday January 2, 2022, more than 80 educators from various Lubavitch institutions in the Paris region gathered at the Chnéor d’Aubervilliers school, one of the oldest Chabad schools in France.
NYC Issues Travel Advisory For Friday Over Anticipated Snowstorm
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Friday, January 7.
Camp Emunah is Launching A New Bas Mitzvah Division
Camp Emunah is launching a brand new Bas Mitzvah Camp, for girls leaving 6th grade, in a new location in the Catskills.
Manhattan Eatery Reopens Under New Kosher Certification, Is NOT Certified by The OK
The Great American Health Bar located in Manhattan has reopened following a closure due to COVID-19, but they are no longer under the OK Kosher Certification.
Bosi Legani Lineup to Journey Through Foundational Maamar
Vaad Or Vechom has a lineup of seven riveting personalities each leading the listener on a guided journey through a part a the maamer said on Yud Shevat, 5711 (1951).
GE Shabbos Mode Ovens No Longer Under The Star-K, Remain Certified under other Hashgachos
Popular oven manufacturer GE will no longer have its Shabbos mode ovens certified under the Star-K as of January 1st. Remain certified under other Hasgachos.
Israel’s Skies to Fully Reopen at Midnight
Israel’s “Red Country” travel restrictions will be lifted at midnight tonight, opening up the skies for travel and tourism.
Video of the Day
This guy deserves a medal. This UPS driver, knowing how quickly delivered boxes get lifted in Brooklyn, got creative with a unique way of hiding the freshly delivered merchandise at a Crown Heights home.
New $1 Billion ‘ConnectALL’ Initiative to Bring Affordable Broadband to Millions of New Yorkers
Governor Hochul announced the $1 billion ConnectALL initiative — the largest ever investment in New York’s 21st century infrastructure — as part of her 2022 State of the State.
Op-Ed: Abuse in Our Communities
We’ve seen the world just get shaken up and enlightened as to what is happening unfortunately in regards to abuse. Mendy takes the global lesson and narrows it down, into our own community.
Here’s My Story: All My Bar Mitzvah Money
For nearly fifty years, Rabbi Leibel Altein has worked to publish the Rebbe’s talks and the teachings of the previous Chabad Rebbes. Today, he is the director of Heichal Menachem in Borough Park. He was interviewed in August of 2020.
Jewish Online School Opens Bar Mitzvah Course to Anash Families
Due to high demand, the Nigri Jewish Online School of the Shluchim Office is now offering their popular Bar Mitzvah course to all Anash families.
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