Multiple Cars Vandalized in Crown Heights by Car Stomping Man
Four cars were vandalized in the early hours of Tuesday morning on New York Ave. The vandal went on a stomping spree, caving in a hood and three windshields.
Four cars were vandalized in the early hours of Tuesday morning on New York Ave. The vandal went on a stomping spree, caving in a hood and three windshields.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, held a special Kinnus and Farbrengen in honor of the Yahrzteit of its’ legendary Mashpia, Rabbi Zalman Baras A”H.
With the need for tight security becoming more painfully obvious than ever before, The Community Security Organization, which helps secure Jewish locations, is launching an initiative to help connect Mosdos with security grant writers.
While most Crown Heightsers were sleeping two NYPD officers of the 71st Police Precinct were making an arrest and removing a gun from the streets of Crown Heights.
Seeking to grow the Connection Point program, Rabbi Levi Plotkin, Connection Point Director, launched Connection Point High, an upgraded version of the program for girls high schools. The first round, which ran in seven schools, was a smashing success.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations are suspended on Wednesday, February 26th, 2020. Parking meters remain in effect.
Following the trend of nightly car break-ins in Crown Heights, a Jewish resident was the target of Monday nights burglary and vandalism. The burglar broke a window of the car, and rummaged through the contents of the vehicle.
Friendship Circle of Brooklyn’s female volunteers gathered on Tuesday night to “Redefine Friendship.” This interactive workshop, led by Mrs. Menucha Cooper of Chabad of Malvern, Australia, taught the girls about the different types of friends. She spoke about how the girls can radiate positivity in their relationships, how they can be better friends, and about the Rebbe’s view on loving people unconditionally.
Data from the Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) shows that parents of large families are happier than parents of small families. The report, published in honor of “Family Day,” shows data from 2018.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended the B’Sheva Jerusalem Conference on Tuesday, announcing that he plans to authorize the construction of 3,500 housing units in the E1 area near Maale Adumim.
With overwhelming feedback from women in the community about the new and easily accessible ride to the Ohel, a plan to expand the bus service is coming to fruition.
As Beis Nissan is fast approaching, 100 years since the Histalkus of the Rebbe Rashab, the Yeshiva Gedolah of Greater Miami is making a Grand Hachono, preparing to travel to Rostov.
Watch as Curator and Librarian of the Agudas Chasidei Chabad Library, Rabbi Berel Levine, continues his tour of the Library. In this video, he showcases the Megillot Esther of our Rebbes.
Support for New York’s controversial bail reform is collapsing amid media reports of defendants being released and committing more crimes, a survey said Monday.
Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz, Shliach to Temacula California, who has become paralyzed as he battles ALS over the past seven years, has a heartfelt message to share. #TefillinForYitzi
An Adar guide was once again published for the Jewish communities of Russia by Gabboim of the “Marina Roscha” Shul in Moscow. The guide includes detailed instructions on the Halachos and Minhagim of the holiday of Purim.
The Shluchim of Paris and the surrounding areas came together Sunday for a meeting to discuss the upcoming Yomim Tovim of Purim and Pesach. The asifah took place at the Bais Chaya Mushka building in Paris, with Paris Head Shliach, Rabbi Mendy Azimov.