Tax Relief Checks Being Mailed to New Yorkers
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance announced that it has started to mail additional financial relief to eligible New Yorkers.
Daily Archives: October 12, 2022
Hakhel With The Rebbe: 70,000 Witness Menorah Lighting At Miami Football Game
Watch this amazing film from JEM on the Rebbe’s work to bring the entire Jewish nation together for Hakhel.
More than 800,000 New Yorkers Were Impacted by SHEIN and ROMWE Data Breach
Zoetop, which owns and operates the popular e-commerce brands SHEIN and ROMWE, had a data breach in which 39 million SHEIN accounts and 7 million ROMWE accounts were stolen, including accounts for more than 800,000 New York residents.
PSA: New Traffic Light Installed In Crown Heights
A new traffic light has been installed at the corner of Troy Ave and Winthrop Street in Crown Heights. Residents should remain vigilant and ensure they stop appropriately.
JEM: Dance! Its Good For You
Courtesy of JEM, we preset a short video of the Rebbe titled, Dance! Its Good For You.
Jewish Institutions Band Together, File Suit Against New State Education Requirements
PEARLS, an umbrella organization backed by Orthodox Jewish institutions, has announced that a lawsuit has been filed in New York State Supreme Court, Albany County, against the New York State Education Department seeking a declaration that the new regulations enacted by SED are in violation of state and federal law, and therefore null and void.
Deputy BP Diana Richardson Fired from Brooklyn Borough Hall Over Toxic Workplace
Deputy Brooklyn Borough President Diana Richardson will soon be ousted from borough hall following reports that she created a “toxic” workplace.
“Hakhel Es Ha’am” To The Tune of Hop Kuzak
Watch this new music video featuring Avraham Fried with a rendition of “Hakhel Es Ha’am” to the tune of Hop Kuzak.
Polio Again Detected In Brooklyn Sewage, No New Cases Identified
On Sunday, October 9, New York State extended the Executive Order to continue to maximize the resources available to protect New Yorkers against polio through vaccination. While only one case of polio has so far been identified, ongoing wastewater surveillance provides evidence of repeated poliovirus detections in sewage samples in the greater New York metropolitan area.
NY Attorney General Files Court Bid To Keep New Concealed Carry Laws After Temporary Restraining Order
New York Attorney General Letitia James today took action to maintain the Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) and protect New Yorkers after a federal judge last week granted a temporary restraining order in Antonyuk v. Hochul.
Shuls Release Open Letter in Support of Areivim Membership Drive
In support of the Areivim USA membership drive in Crown Heights many shuls and local Askonim have penned an open letter encouraging the residents of Crown Heights to join Areivim.
Jewish Congressman Lee Zeldin Visits Crown Heights On The First Night of Chol Hamoes Sukkos
Jewish Congressman and Republican Candidate for Governor Lee Zeldin visited Crown Heights on Tuesday evening, the first night of Simchas Beis Hashoeva.
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