JEM: The Rebbe’s Incredible Advice to A Student Dealing with Regret
The youth feel a void, they are thirsty for purpose and meaning in life. Three individuals recount their return to Judaism.
Daily Archives: June 7, 2023
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Alternate Side Parking Suspended June 8th Over Air Quality
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Thursday, June 8th due to the Air Quality Health Advisory. Parking meters remain in effect.
Crown Heights History: 1323 President Street
Louis Cohen built this magnificent mansion on a 160 by 125 feet lot. It was intended to accommodate his 9 children and household servants, although having servants was considered outdated after World War I. Despite the changing times, the presence of 9 children made full-time help a practical choice.
Beautiful New Building Dedicated for Jewish Community in Western Moscow
Not far from one of Russia’s most prestigious universities, the Lomonosov State University – a beautiful new Chabad House was dedicated to serve the Jewish community and many Jewish students of this upscale neighborhood.
Exciting and Interactive School Curriculums For Chof Ches Sivan and Gimmel Tammuz
As the days of Chof Ches Sivan and Gimmel Tammuz swiftly approach, Or Vechom Hahiskashrus is pleased to once again offer exciting and interactive school curriculums to assist teachers and principals to educate their students on the significance of these important days.
Stay Indoors When You Can, The Air Quality in NYC Is Very Bad
The red haze and smell of smoke that is causing New Yorkers to seek shelter is originating from forest fires in Canada and slipping along the Jet Stream of air working its way down the east coast. Despite having travelled thousands of miles, the smell and air pollution is still overwhelming.
Con Edison Invests $2.4 Billion In Summer Reliability
Con Edison has invested a record $2.4 billion in its electric delivery system to keep service reliable ahead of the sizzling summer heat.
Picture of the Day
Looking for a good slice of Pizza on the southern end of Crown Heights? Well, your dream might be about to come true. Railroad Pizza is opening it’s new location on East New York Ave and Schenectady Ave. Go have some Pizza, you can thank me later.
Crown Heights Resident The Victim of Mailbox Fishing, Warns Others in the Community To Remain Vigilant
A Crown Heights resident reached out to CrownHeights.info after she was the victim of a common scam called mailbox fishing, where criminals place a substance inside the lid of a public mailbox to “catch” mail put inside.
Breakthrough: Israeli ID Numbers to be Offered to Student Visa Holders
After extensive lobbying, Chaim V’Chessed reports that in the very near future, student visa holders in Israel will have the option of obtaining an Israeli ID number, which will serve them in all government offices.
JLI: How To Overcome Family Tension When Becoming More Observant
When people begin a journey towards more profound Jewish observance, it can often bring confusion and discomfort to their family members. Mrs. Rivkah Slonim shares insights and guidance on how to navigate this process with sensitivity and consideration.
Elderly woman makes her way through the flooded streets of Kherson, Ukraine. Photo by Evgeniy Maloletka/Twitter
After Kherson Dam Breach, Chabad Evacuates the Vulnerable
Amid the uncertainty and the fast-changing situation over the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam, the synagogue of Kherson, which sits on higher ground, has become a temporary shelter for several dozen families. Rabbi Yosef Wolff, chief rabbi of Kherson and director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Kherson, is working to help displaced families.
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