Community Update: Loading Zones, Legislation
The Jewish Future Alliance has provided important updates for the Crown Heights Jewish community, regarding the proposed Loading Only area on Kinston Ave and ongoing legislation.
Daily Archives: June 28, 2023
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Is AI a development of the Geulah?
With his thought-provoking analysis, Rabbi Sholom Zirkind explores the intriguing correlation between AI and Moshiach, ultimately shedding light on the limitations and untapped potential of this remarkable technology.
Kinus Fosters Unity and Strength Among Caribbean Jewish Communities
The Caribbean Regional Kinus, a gathering of dedicated Chabad emissaries serving micro and growing Jewish Communities in the Caribbean region and Mexico, recently occurred in South Florida.
The Shluchim Office Releases Your Camp Music Playlist
Look no further, your camp playlist is here. Check out the brand new “Camp Gan Yisroel” playlist on Spotify and press play all summer long.
Air Quality Health Advisory Issued For All Regions of New York State
Air quality is forecasted to reach ‘Unhealthy’ Air Quality Index (AQI) levels on Wednesday for Western and Central New York and Eastern Lake Ontario. At this level, everyone may begin to experience health effects.
New Meta Tools Give Parents Control Over Teen Social Media Use
Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and other apps, is now adding new features designed to allow parents to oversee their teens’ internet use.
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NYC Changes School Calendar to Accommodate Last Days of Pesach
Following pushback by parents and educators, New York City’s Department of Education has added the last two days of Pesach as days off in the 2023-2024 school calendar.
Chaim V’Chessed: Pilot Program to Ease Student Visa Applications
On Sunday, July 2, the Visa Department is scheduled to reopen. For some weeks now, Chaim V’Chessed has been alerting Ministry officials to the likely crush of applicants to the Visa Department once it reopens.
Lamplighters Podcast: Five Aussies’ Journeys To Jewish Observance
n Episode 39 of Lamplighters: Stories From Chabad Emissaries On The Jewish Frontier, reporter/producer Gary Waleik presents the story of a group of “The Meshugenas,” five men who met in Perth, Australia when they were younger and were inspired to Jewish observance during and after college by Chabad emissaries there. Their paths wound through Yeshiva and to career and family.
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