In just a few weeks b’ezras Hashem on 24 Adar Beis / March 27, the entire community is invited to attend the groundbreaking ceremony of Hatzalah’s new home in front of the new building location at 533 Albany Avenue.
One year ago brothers Eli and Chaim Tovshteyn tragically lost both of their parents, beloved Father and unconditionally loving Mother who lived in Crown Heights, only one week apart from each other due to the COVID pandemic.
As part of their preparations for the Rebbe’s 120th birthday coming up on Yud Alef Nissan, Or Vechom launched the Mivtzah Matzah campaign. The goal is to invite Anash to distribute packages of shmurah matzah, each in their circle of acquaintances, neighbors, and business contacts or colleagues.
Another Crown Heights package thief will be cooling their heels behind bars for a bit after being caught red handed by an alert Crown Heights resident.
The 2021 Impact Report released this week highlights Chai Lifeline’s major achievements and the vital work taking place on the local and global levels, as well as the significant impact on nearly 6,000 families around the world.
Hateful flyers spreading anti-Semitic conspiracies were strewn across University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus Sunday, prompting calls for people to speak out.
With security concerns mounting in the wake of several recent anti-Semitic attacks targeting visibly Orthodox individuals, the Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition hosted a meeting that gave leaders of numerous Flatbush shuls and yeshivas an opportunity to speak directly to members of the NYPD’s top brass.
A new Jewish center is in the works for South Florida, complete with Jewish classes, entertainment and more.
Parisian photographer Morde’hai Lubecki made a visit to the Yerushalayim area in Eretz Yisroel where he photographed the Kever of David Hamelech.
A recent release by AAA shows that New Yorkers are paying on average $3.75 a gallon, twenty two cents higher than the national average of $3.53.
As Yud Aleph Nissan approaches, an ongoing Mivtza attracted hundreds of Bochurim to 770 for morning Chassidus.
After a two year ban that saw a near complete stop to all international travel, Australia has shed most of its COVID restrictions and opened it’s borders to tourists.
