Following last year’s packed Shabbat 360, University of California, Santa Barbara’s own local Chabad house hosted an even more ambitious event with Shabbat 500, treating a group of around 500 students and community members to a full Shabbat dinner.
Keren Avrohom Eliezer, established in memory Avrohom EliezerGoldman HY”D, held their annual auction last night benefiting their camp fund. Winners in the Extended Article.
Mendel Shemtov (Yardley, PA) and Chaya Herson (Basking Ridge, NJ)
L’Chaim tonight, Monday at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St [hall entrance on Albany Ave]
Gershon Felberbaum (Monsey, NY) and Dvorah Leah Drew (Long Beach, CA)
Yisroel and Esti (nee Ives) Simon (Kingston, Ontario)
Eli and Devorah Leah (nee Tennenhaus) Phillips (Crown Heights)
A man and child were injured after their car flipped over after making a turn into an Eastern Parkway service road, thankfully no one was seriously hurt. The crash drew dozens of spectators.
It was a beautiful afternoon for softball challenge between Ahavas Yisroel and Beis Shmuel, which was hosted at Lefferts park along with a barbecue. Though CAY was clearly overwhelmed by BS’s softball experience.
Shmulik Greenberg (El Paso, TX) and Chaya Mushka Spalter (S. José, Costa Rica)
SYDNEY, Australia — Every Motzai Shabbos fathers and sons come streaming through the doors yeshiva center of Sydney for an hour of quality learning time with their children.
Rabbi Shimon Raichik, Rosh Kolel Erev Chabad in Los Angeles, dedicated a 45-minute class to dealing with the Halachik implications of the Doheny Meat scandal.
LITCHFIELD, CT — Chabad Lubavitch, a non-profit, Orthodox Jewish group seeking to move its synagogue into a building at 85 West St. in the historic town center, has made it over one hurdle.
JEM has finally announced the launch of its much anticipated Living Torah app, and in honor of the launch JEM is making a special offer to its first “early adopters”.
Nestled among the boutique bars and bookstores of the trendy Monkland Village section of Montreal, Chabad of NDG has become the “go to” place for Jewish art.
