7 Sholom Zochors This Week!
Hersh Meilech and Chassi Rivkin
548 Montgomery St [between New York and Brooklyn Ave]
Yosef and Sima (nee Ostrov) Mendlowitz
719 Montgomery St [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Shlomo and Dvora Lawrence
Chovevei, 885 Eastern Pkwy, upstairs [between Albany and Troy Ave]
Mordy and Chana Werde
1539 Union St [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Mendy and Chaya Musia Baruch
1147 Lincoln Pl, 2nd floor [between Albany and Troy Ave]
Berl and Nechama (nee Goldstein) Zwiebel
1601 Carroll St [between Schenectady and Utica Ave]
Zalman and Chanie Kravitz
1515 Cardiff Ave (Los Angeles, CA)
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Governor Cuomo Welcomes Montreal-NY Travelers
ALBANY, NY [CHI] — Governor Andrew Cuomo has issued a proclamation citing Albany’s Maimonides School for serving Northway travelers year round with a minyan, the “Passover Stopover” and the upcoming “87 Northway Traveler’s Torah” for the Albany, Saratoga, Lake George and Adirondack regions.
Guma Hosts Florida Shluchim
In honor of Yud Aleph Nissan, the Rebbe’s birthday, philanthropist Guma Aguiar held a cocktail reception in his Ft. Lauderdale home for his home-state’s Shluchim. Mr. Aguiar announced his project of the Chabad Visitor Center to be constructed at the Kotel, and showed videos about the project in his home.
KJ Got the Numbers, Not the Image of the Poorest
The poorest place in the United States is not a dusty Texas border town, a hollow in Appalachia, a remote Indian reservation or a blighted urban neighborhood. It has no slums or homeless people. No one who lives there is shabbily dressed or has to go hungry. Crime is virtually nonexistent.
With sadness we inform you of the passing of Miriam bas Chaim Shimon Seewald OBM of New Jersey.
She is survived by her children Zvi Seewald (Crown Heights), Chaim Seewald (Nevada), Sara Verchow (New Jersey).
Boruch Dayan Hoemes – Mrs. Miriam Seewald OBM
With sadness we inform you of the passing of Miriam bas Chaim Shimon Seewald OBM of New Jersey.
She is survived by her children Zvi Seewald (Crown Heights), Chaim Seewald (Nevada), Sara Verchow (New Jersey).
Halacha and the Parasha: Chol Hamoed Pesach
Halacha and the Parasha: Chol Hamoed Pesach
Halacha and the Parasha: Chol Hamoed Pesach
Move the Dodgers Back to Brooklyn!
How fitting that the Los Angeles Dodgers are wearing throwback uniforms for today’s home matinee against the Atlanta Braves. Throwbacks that include a “B” on the blue cap instead of the “LA” that all but the crankiest old Brooklyn fans have grow accustomed to.
Dutch Princess Visits Chabad Center
Scores of European dignitaries, including Princess Laurentien van Oranje-Nassue of the Netherlands visited the European Jewish Community Center in Brussels to memorialize the accomplishments of Stanley Crossick, a British native who co-founded the European Policy Centre.
Hundreds Students and Family Gather at UF Chabad House for Seder
As one of the most widely celebrated Jewish holidays, the eight holy days of Passover are a time when all Jews, regardless of affiliation, religious background or level of observance, can commemorate the ancient Israelites, who were freed from slavery in Egypt after 400 years, while reflecting on themes of freedom, redemption and creation, singing songs, reciting prayers and eating symbolic foods.
The Young Nazi Who Grew up to Become a Jew
As a young boy, growing up amid the nationalist frenzy of Nazi Germany, Theo Haser idolised Hitler. When the fuehrer came to his hometown of Munich to visit, Theo and his father were at the front of the crowd reaching out to touch his hand.
Colel Chabad Hosts Mass Bar Mitzvah for 110 Boys
Jerusalem’s Western Wall plaza erupted in celebration last week as 110 boys from needy families were called to the Torah as part of a mass Bar Mitzvah ceremony coordinated by Colel Chabad.
Brooklyn Public Library Offers ‘Amnesty’ Until End of the Month
If you’ve been living in fear of the library’s repo men, now’s your chance to make right with Mr. Bookman.
Mayor Bloomberg Says Ticket-Fixing ‘Almost Impossible’ These Days
BROOKLYN — Mayor Michael Bloomberg said that alleged police ticket-fixing would be “almost impossible” today thanks to a new electronic monitoring system.
Own an iPhone? You’re Being Followed
Apple devices appear to be tracking their owners’ locations and storing data about people’s whereabouts without their knowledge, according to a report posted Wednesday on a site called iPhone Tracker.
Chabad Holds Worldwide Sedorim
The Chabad Movement held its traditional Passover Seder meals in its centers worldwide, but this year all eyes were on Japan and New Zealand, which suffered devastating earthquake damage.
A Lorry Load of Davening for Trucker ‘Mozza’
Wearing a beard is not rare in the trucking industry, except when it is accompanied by a kippah and tzitzit. But Salford based Moshe Rothstein, known as Mozza to his trucker colleagues, says he had nothing less than a friendly welcome to the trade since getting behind the wheel last June.
Talk about a niche movie market. Robin Garbose, a former Hollywood director who runs a performing arts conservatory in Los Angeles for Orthodox girls, targets the “women-only” demographic. And most of those women are frum.
Frum Girls Acting Out
Talk about a niche movie market. Robin Garbose, a former Hollywood director who runs a performing arts conservatory in Los Angeles for Orthodox girls, targets the “women-only” demographic. And most of those women are frum.
