NYC Council Votes To Rename A Block Of President Street “Lubavitcher Rebbe Way”
The block of President Street between Brooklyn and New York Ave in Crown Heights now officially has a new name, “Lubavitcher Rebbe Way.”
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ARRESTED: Man Wanted For Stabbing Bochur Outside Rubashkin House Arrested by NYPD
The man wanted for the stabbing of a Bochur outside the Rubashkin residence on President Street last week has been arrested by the NYPD.
The Chabad.org Tanya Project Makes Waves
In honor of 19 Kislev, Chabad.org is releasing an all-new online format on the Torah Texts platform of its new Tanya Project, along with drop-down explanations and guides, making it even more accessible.
Yud Tes Kislev Comes Alive: With Inspiring Videos and Audio
Looking for an uplifting and meaningful way to celebrate Yud Tes Kislev? The Maor Library offers something for everyone, with a variety of resources that bring the powerful message of this special day with resources for the entire family!
Enduring Bonds: The Lasting Impact of Ufaratzta Summer Camp for Yaldei Hashluchim
As plans for an expanded MyShliach Ufaratzta Camp next year unfold, we explore how the unique camp experience continues to nurture and inspire the Yaldei Hashluchos worldwide.
Weekly Letter: Why Festival of Lights?
In preparation for Chanukah we present a letter in which the emphasis of the Rebbe is on the great miracle of the oil – oil being the essence and most crucial aspect of the Chanukah festival.
Lubavitcher Announced As New Deputy Commissioner of Information Technology
New NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch has announced a round of appointments today which included Lubavitcher, and Crown Heights resident, Yisroel Hecht, as the incoming Deputy Commissioner of Information Technology.
Chassidus Study Helps Tech Professional Apply Torah Insights at Google
From skeptical computer scientist to engaged Jewish learner, a Jewish Google employee found meaning in unexpected places through a JNet Chavrusah partnership that revealed how authentic Chassidus study illuminates modern tech conundrums.
Ohel Bus Service To Provide Subsidized Buses For Yud Tes Kislev
In honor of Yud Tes Kislev this weekend, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel from Thursday, December 19th, through Sunday, December 22nd.
Yud Tes Kislev Farbrengens Throughout Crown Heights
A multitude of Farbrengens for Yud Tes Kislev will be held throughout Crown Heights this weekend, and a list has been compiled by the Lubavitch Youth Organization.
Why Does She Sit There, In The Freezing Cold?
Some of you know who I’m talking about. But for those who do not, allow me to introduce you to a truly amazing person, Mrs. Devorah Benjamin.
No Big Winner: Mega Millions Jackpot Grows to $825 Million
The current jackpot has been brewing since September when a ticket sold in Texas landed an $800 million jackpot, the seventh-largest payout in the game’s history.
Council to OK Bill Giving Small NYC Religious, Private Schools Millions to Hire Guards
The City Council is set to pave the way for nearly 400 small city religious and private schools to receive millions in taxpayer dollars to add security guards as the Big Apple experiences a surge in hate threats.
Here’s My Story: It’s Good To Be A Councilor
For twenty-seven years, Rabbi Naftali Porush worked as a supervisor for the Department for Torah Culture within Israel’s Ministry of Education. He was interviewed in July 2014.
J-iGNITE Launches in Sydney; Empowering Jewish Young Adults to Thrive
Sydney has welcomed a groundbreaking initiative, J-iGNITE, designed to empower Jewish young adults to connect, grow, and seize new opportunities.
Israeli Town Bars Chabad from Erecting Public Menorah
The local Chabad House, which would set up a central public menorah every year, announced that it would abide by the decision, despite the disappointment.
More Than 800 Turn Out to Celebrate Chai Lifeline’s Impact at National Gala Honoring Chabad Shliach
This year’s Gala honored Rabbi Chaim and Chavie Bruk, recipients of the Champions of Hope Award, and Dr. David J. Hackam, who received the Maimonides Medical Achievement Award.
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