Op-Ed: I Don’t Have Time, The Food Yetzer Horo, I Should Be Learning, These Are Just Excuses
Before we can talk about motivation let’s talk about some of the impediments to eating healthy and exercising. Op-Ed by Shmarya Richler
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New Biography Hits Local Stores—80 Years After a Chasid’s Passing
It’s the 80th anniversary of the passing of a venerated chosid—and his brand-new biography just hit the markets.
Unhealthy Wildfire Smoke Heading to New York Yet Again
Unhealthy air quality is expected to grip New York again this week as winds push in more toxic smoke from the raging Canadian wildfires.
Chabad Center, Largest in Germany Since Holocaust, Symbol of Jewish Transformation
Eighty years after the Holocaust, Israel’s chief rabbi, German officials and foreign dignitaries gathered on July 25 in Berlin at the opening of the Pears Jewish Campus, a sprawling $44-million, 90,000-square-foot Jewish educational, recreational and religious center, the new home of Chabad-Lubavitch of Berlin.
Lemon Nails and Spa In Crown Heights Damaged In Morning Fire
A fire at 961 Lincoln Pl. in Crown Heights has severely damaged a nail salon used by many community women.
Wedding: Schneur Ginsberg of Boro Park and Menucha Rubashkin of Jackson, NJ
The wedding of Schneur Ginsberg of Boro Park and Menucha Rubashkin of Jackson, NJ, took place Monday night in Crown Heights.
JEM: A Real Life Miracle Story
Dr. Shelli Menachemson and her husband had tried everything they could to have a child, including infertility treatment and a blessing from the Rebbe, but there seemed to be no success. After another failed pregnancy, they reluctantly turned to the Rebbe again.
Achdus in Chabad – All North American Mesivtos Unite in Learning Initiative
In a unique demonstration of achdus, Chabad Yeshivos worldwide participated in an unprecedented Moshiach-focused learning initiative, culminating in a grand competition. Over 1,600 talmidim from 36 yeshivas gathered to show their mastery of complex inyonim spanning Gemara, Midrash, Chassidus, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings.
New Jersey Senate Invocation Given By Monroe Shliach Rabbi Eliezer Zaklikovsky
As the New Jersey Senate stood for their opening invocation Tuesday morning, Chabad Shilach to Monroe County, Rabbi Eliezer Zaklikovsky, took the podium to inspire the senators towards good.
Mayor Adams Announces Creation of New York City’s First Jewish Advisory Council
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the formation of the city’s first-ever Jewish Advisory Council. Members of the newly-formed council will focus on all issues affecting Jewish New Yorkers, including public safety, quality of life, and education.
BDE: Frum Bochur Dies Mid Flight After suffering Asthma Attack En Route To New York
A British man died earlier this week after he allegedly dropped his inhaler during an asthma attack less than an hour before his flight landed in New York.
Jewish Summer Camps in Russia Enthusiastically Open New Season
With the close of the official school year in Russia, Jewish summer camps immediately opened their doors in cities throughout Russia. Here the campers receive a double and triple dose of Yiddishkeit from their dedicated counselors.
Alternate Side Parking Suspended , June 28-30
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Wednesday-Friday, June 28-30, 2023 for a holiday. Parking meters remain in effect.
Crown Heights Shomrim Releases Summer Safety Tips
As families and children gear up for an amazing summer filled with trips, bungalows, and more, Crown Heights Shomrim has published a list of Safety Tips to keep your loved ones and belongings safe.
New York City Receives Federal Approval For Congestion Toll in Manhattan
New York has received a critical federal approval for its first-in-the-nation plan to charge big tolls to drive into the most visited parts of Manhattan, part of an effort to reduce traffic, improve air quality and raise funds for the city’s public transit system.
Chabad Opens Germany’s Largest Jewish Center Since WWII
Chabad Shluchim in Berlin inaugurate one of the largest Jewish centers in the world. ‘It’s not just about fighting antisemitism. It has to be connected with positivity.’
JEM: When the Rebbe Visited A Summer Camp
Footage of the Rebbe’s third visit to Camp Gan Israel in Swan Lake, New York, accompanied by an interview with Rabbi Tzvi Telsner – a camper at the time.
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