In the summer months, camps and bungalow communities in upstate communities like Monticello in Sullivan County are home to many orthodox and Hasidic Jewish families.
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Raziela Harpaz, of the Chabad Hassidic group, has taken upon herself the mission of promoting the observance of seven Laws of Noah by all mankind.
Every weekend, the Jewish population in the eastern industrial city of Makeyevka, Ukraine, swells. Thanks to a guest house opened in 2008, each and every Sabbath at the home of Chief Rabbi Eliyahu and Dassi Kramer features the new faces of those drawn by the promise of a spiritually-uplifting experience, free food and even free transportation.
Pfizer Inc.‘s just-approved Xalkori, the first new medicine in several years for deadly lung cancer, shows the value of a new research standard: precisely targeting rare diseases linked to gene variants.
Saadia Pevzner (Crown Heights) and Nechama Kupfer (Boro Park)
L’Chaim tonight, Wednesday at Bais Rivkah
310 Crown St [between New York and Nostrand Ave]
The first time Susan Biondi stepped foot in Aishel House, the Houston-based organization founded by Rabbi Eliezer and Rochel Lazaroff to service families in need at nearby Texas Medical Center, she was, in her own words, “blown away.”
Several banks are waiving a variety of fees for customers hard hit by Hurricane Irene.
The Philadelphia branch of the Friendship Circle, an international network of Chabad-Lubavitch programs that pair teenage volunteers with children with special needs, is in the running for $50,000 to help pay for the coming school year.
Ajax Union, an online presence and marketing management company, owned by Zevi Friedman and Yossi Apfelbaum were featured on Fox Businesses ‘Business Spotlight’.
The Chabad Aspen Jewish organization is moving forward with plans to build a new community center on Main Street.
To the woman who I met a few days ago on Eastern Parkway, a good ten-minute walk from Crown Heights, where you live:
Thank you for taking the time to talk to me. It was an absolute pleasure meeting you. While I was on my cell phone busy dealing with issues you only hear about on the news, while simultaneously trying to walk my baby to sleep in her stroller, you had the consideration and the time to stop me and have a little chat.
The full measure of Hurricane Irene’s fury came into focus Monday as the death toll jumped to 40, New England towns battled epic floods and millions faced the dispiriting prospect of several days without electricity.
Recently I did a little reporting from Kenya and Tanzania before taking a safari with my family. We stayed in seven camps. Some were relatively simple, without electricity or running water. Some were relatively luxurious, with regular showers and even pools.
