BDE: Rabbi Gershon Nof, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Gershon Nof OBM, a resident of Boro Park and Patriarch of a large Lubavitch family. He passed away on Tuesday, the 17th of Tammuz, 5784.
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A Little Secret in Crown Heights
There’s a little secret in Crown Heights that’s not such a secret anymore. Beyond being an incredibly active shul, Anshei Lubavitch is a rapidly growing center of community life for families.
VIDEO: Vicious and Brutal Assault in Crown Heights, Arrest Made Thanks To Shomrim
A vicious assault caught on camera ended with an arrest Tuesday after a road rage incident spiraled out of control. Shomrim assisted in facilitating the arrest.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva 8th Grade Mivtza Hachana
After learning about a full decade of the Rebbe’s Nesius – the Mem’s (1980’s), students of the Lubavitcher Yeshiva 8th grade celebrated the special day with a grand event including a pizza bar, a beautiful salad bar, a cereal bar as well as other exciting activities and games.
Ohel Visit, 30 Workshops on Day 1 of Mechanchos Kinus
Over 550 educators gathered for the 9th Annual Kinus Mechanchos Chabad, starting at the Ohel and continuing with workshops, learning sessions, laughter, conversations, and huddles at the Hilton Stamford Hotel and Executive Meeting Center.
Levaya for Rabbi Shmuel Butman OBM Passes by 770
Hundreds of members of the Crown Heights community stood outside 770 Tuesday to bid farewell to Rabbi Shmuel Butman OBM, the head of Tzeurei Agudas Chabad.
Picture of the Day
A nostalgic image has surfaced showing Moshiach Day at Camp Gan Israel in the year 1992.
The Three Weeks According to Minhag Chabad
Courtesy of Rabbi Levi Stern, we present a color coded chart explaining the Minhag Chabad for the “Three Weeks”, including citations and explanations.
Honoring Tradition, Burying According To Halacha
A young man passed away on July 9th. Initially, his family planned for cremation and scattering of his ashes on their lakefront property. However, Rabbi Yossi Liberman of Chabad of West Hempstead, after learning about this from relatives on Long Island, contacted Rabbi Abba Rubin of Saratoga Chabad to take action.
Mikvah.org: Summer Learning Series Continues, The Origin of Wedding Rings
Tune in to the fourth class in our Summer Learning Series, where we explore Chassidic insights into the Wedding Ceremony. This class, featuring Mrs. Ita Broh, is the final episode of Part One. In this episode, we delve into the ancient origins of the wedding ring.
BDE: Rabbi Shmuel Butman, 81, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Rabbi Shmuel Menachem Mendel Butman OBM, the head of Tzierei Agudas Chabad. He passed away on Monday, the 16th of Tammuz, 5784.
Daily Bais Hamikdash Videos for the Three Weeks Returns Tomorrow
Starting tomorrow, the 17th of Tammuz, we will be posting daily videos and quizzes on Hilchos Beis Habechira.
PSA: No Parking On Multiple Crown Heights Streets This Week
Due to construction and installation of storm drainage infrastructure, there will be extra No Parking zones in Crown Heights starting Monday, July 22nd through Friday, July 28th from the hours of 7:00am to 6:00pm.
JEM: The Rebbe Answers Questions From Businessmen
In these incredible conversations, the Rebbe answers questions about business, finance, investment, managing a company, and money.
BDE: Mrs. Clara Gertz, 87, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Clara Gertz OBM, the mother of Tzippy Gajer of Crown Heights. She passed away on Shabbos, the 14th of Tammuz, 5784.
History of Crown Heights: The Hidden Gem of 1355 President Street
1355 President Street carries a rich history tied to several notable figures and events. This beautiful house, often overlooked by passersby, boasts a legacy that intertwines class, philanthropy, and community involvement.
Op-Ed: Equality in Every Bunk – Rethinking Camp Practices
Picture this: Friday night, as campers gather around tables, voices ring out, criticizing the food served with disdain, while devouring home-cooked or store-bought delights—kugel, cake, schnitzel—the very fare they spurn in camp. And amidst them sits Mendel, perhaps quieter than the rest, his parents unable to make the pilgrimage upstate, either due to financial constraints or because they live out of sate or on shlichus.
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