Op-Ed: Sleeping On The Job

by Yochanan Gordon

Parenting is a full time job. Illustration photo.

I had a business relationship with the owner of a local mattress retailer. On one of my sales visits to him, in addition to our discussing his regular display ad in the paper he began inquiring into placing a classified ad, seeking a new salesman/manager. I detected a smirk on his face, so naturally I asked him what that was all about.

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Chernobyl Children Arriving in Israel

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File Photo: Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl arrive at Ben-Gurion Airport

Early Thursday, a plane carrying 25 children from the Chernobyl area will touch down in Israel, where the children will begin their new lives. The airlift comes the same week as the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, the worst nuclear disaster in modern history.

Man Shot Multiple Times on Union Street

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A man was shot multiple times earlier in the afternoon as he was exiting an apartment building where he lived. Witnesses heard 8 or more shots ring out, which left a man lying on the street bleeding.

World’s Greatest Army Promotes Largest Group Ever

An unprecedented 79 soldiers were promoted this month in the MyShliach division of Chayolei Tzivos Hashem. The spiking numbers are a strong testament to the improved efficiency of the program, as well as the devotion of parents and kids alike.

Boruch Dayan Hoemes – Reb Moshe Cadaner OBM

Photo Bereleh Shainer

With sadness we inform you of the passing of Reb Moshe Cadaner OBM, 76, a long time Crown Heights resident, who in recent years moved to Israel and lived in Nachliel. He passed away in Montreal while spending Pesach with family.

He is survived by his wife Lori, and children Sholom Ber (USA), Zev (Crown Heights), Nechama Lichtinstein (Rochestor, NY), Suri Fox (Crown Heights), Malki Shteinberg (Zfat, Israel), Levi (Israel), Chani Spindler (Montreal, Canada),and Schnuer (Davenport, IA).

Turkish Company Wants to Build Future NYC Taxis in Brooklyn

Wheelchair accessible interior of the Karsan Taxi of Tomorrow.

The Taxi Of Tomorrow might be built in Brooklyn! Karsan, the Turkish manufacturer in the running to build New York’s next generation of taxicabs, is now upping the ante (and changed its tune) by pledging to manufacture the wheelchair-accessible vehicles in the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal. The new pledge makes the Karsan cab the only one of the three finalists which would be built in America (it had previously said it would build them in Turkey).