Organizers at the Ohel are getting organized ahead of Gimmel Tammuz, which falls out this year on Shabbos Parashas Korah. Both sleeping and eating arrangements at the Ohel will see major changes and those wishing to spend shabbos will need to RSVP.
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute presents a collection of Photos from Yud Shvat 5724 and Yud Tes Kislav 5723.
Ten years ago a Shiur in the Rebbes Sichos began when a Chavursa would sit down and learn between Mincha and Maariv before Seder Niggunim. Today, it has evolved from just two individuals to a sizeable crowd and to mark this achievement there will be a special Farbrengen that will take place after Mincha.
This Shabbos at the Besht, Rabbi Chaim Shochet will lead a discussion on the topic, Hemshech Ayin Beis and 100 years since.
Duddy and Bella (nee Pinsion) Alroy
1466 President St. [between Albany and Kingston Ave.]
Shua and Stery (nee Naparstek) Lustig
379 Crown St. [between Brooklyn and New York Ave.]
Velvel And Sara Farkash
Chesed Center, 271 Kingston Ave. [between Lincoln and S. Johns Pl.]
Benny and Shayna (nee Shaffer) Schmidt
711 Montgomery St. [between Kingston and Albany Ave.]
Shmuly and Nechama Dina (nee Katz) Raskin
1338 President St. [between Brooklyn and New York Ave.]
Shneur and Hindy Gurevitz
424 Brockway Ave. Morgantown, WV
Leibel and Nechama Sheindel (nee Tifenbrun) Tzeitlin (Crown Heights)
Shimon and Channi (nee Denebeim) Laber (Bal Harbour, FL)
Menachem and Faigy (nee Schapiro) Schechter (Chicago, IL)
Ari and Batya Kievman (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Mendel And Tzippy (nee schlanger) Kastel (Sydney, Australia)
Srulik Hartman (Crown Heights) and Mushka Dahan (Montreal, Canada)
L’Chaim Sunday at Empire Shteibel
489 Empire Blvd [between Brooklyn and New York Ave]
Mayor Bloomberg is proposing a sweeping ban on all sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces sold in restaurants, movie theaters, food carts and ballpark concession stands, NBC 4 New York has confirmed.
The seventh and eighth grade students of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva on Crown Street went on a fun trip today, as a reward for good attendance at minyan every morning.
The Galperin and Rosenberg families celebrated a teary and emotional homecoming for Leizer Galperin, who suffered serious burn wounds after a home fire in Nachlas Har Chabad. After two long years of difficult – but Boruch Hashem successful – medical treatments in Cincinnati, Ohio, Leizer and family returned home to Eretz Yisroel.
Alan Veingrad, former football star turned Lubavitcher Chossid, is interviews by ESPN about a lawsuit he is filling against the NFL over concussions suffered by its players.
n what has become an annual tradition for Rabbi Borenstein’s eighth grade class, they all got together in the backyard of his Balfore Place home for a Siyum and a barbeque.
It may not look like it, but about $200,000 worth of work has been completed on Placer County, California’s first Chabad house since its groundbreaking more than two years ago.
Benny and Shayna (nee Shaffer) Schmidt (Crown Heights)
The Friendship Circle of West Hempstead celebrated another year of tremendous accomplishment. Over 120 volunteers were recognized and awarded at the West Hempstead Friendship Circle annual evening of recognition and awards ceremony on Tuesday, May 22. The event was hosted at the POSCH club inside Long Island’s prestigious Garden City Hotel.
On Wednesday, May 30, the 10 finalists from the New York Stock Exchange Big Start-Up competition visited the New York Stock Exchange to ring the Closing Bell. Representing New York among the finalists was Lubavitcher entrepreneur Zalmy Duchman, founder of the Fresh Diet.
Sholom Ber Wircberg (Crown Heights) and Feigy Mandel (Houston, Texas)
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Rabbi Yehudah and Batsheva Glick are moving on Shlichus to Germantown, Maryland, where they will be opening a new Chabad center under the auspices of head Shliach to Maryland Rabbi Shmuel Kaplan. Crownheights.info wishes the new Shluchim much success in all their endeavors.
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