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Markowitz’s Trucks Bring Breakfast to Hungry Guests

Nachum Markowitz‘s grand Kidushim and food distributions have been a staple of Tishrei in Lubavitch for the past 31 years. Since last year, in addition to all that, guests, students, and residents have been treated by Markowitz and his generous partners and donors to lavish breakfasts each morning of Sukkos.

Chabad Rabbis Head to Great Outdoors

Wall Street Journal

Jackson, Wyoming. Inset: Rabbi Zalman Mendelsohn with his three children.

Chabad Rabbi Zalman Mendelsohn strolled the streets here in one of the West’s most picturesque tourist towns, looking for Jewish travelers. “Shalom! Shalom!” he shouted, approaching a family lingering near Jackson’s town square. “Are you, by any chance, Jewish?”

Tragedy: Father of Seven Dies Building Sukkah

With great sadness and pain we bring you the shocking news of the sudden passing of Rabbi Aharon Peretz Stawky, Shliach in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Rabbi Stawsky was building a Sukkah on the balcony of his apartment, when he tragically fell to his death from the height of two stories.

Boruch Dayan Ha’emes: R’ Moshe Teleshevsky, OBM

With sadness we inform you of the passing of Reb Moshe Teleshevsky, OBM, of Crown Heights. Reb Moshe, affectionately known as the Rebbe’s Chazzan, passed away this morning, on the second day of the Yomtov of Sukkos.

Guide: Times, Halachos and Customs for Yomtov

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The Beis Din of Crown Heights has released a pamphlet – in both English and Hebrew – which contains instructions for many customs and Halachos, as well as the answers to many questions regarding the upcoming Yomim Tovim of Sukkos, Shmini Atzeres and Simchas Torah.

Miami Students Raise the Bar for Sukkos Mivtzoim

In the merit of a speedy recovery for Emanuel ben Yenta and L.E.C. student Miriam bas Chana Tova, LEC students have pledged a Sukkos holiday of ahavas Yisroel—love for their fellow Jews. No stranger to projects of this sort, the students of Lubavitch Elementary School are taking their goal this year to the next level. Their pledge is to help at least 6,000 local residents fulfill the mitzvah of lulav and esrog and eating in a sukkah.