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EXCLUSIVE: OT Restructures Principals, Hires 3 More

CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — Major changes are afoot for the upcoming school year at Oholei Torah’s elementary school. CrownHeights.info has learned that neighborhoods largest school made structural changes to its educational administration by hiring three new principals.

Chabad may take Commision to Court for Discrimination

Republican American

LITCHFIELD, CT — A federal judge recently struck down a motion to dismiss claims of religious discrimination by the Historic District Commission — among the latest developments in a busy summer of depositions and motions in a legal battle between the borough’s historic preservationists and a local Orthodox Jewish congregation.

Shliach is Running for Survivors

New Haven Registar

Rabbi Adam Haston is training to run the New York City marathon to raise money for needy Jewish survivors of Nazi persecution. (Brad Horrigan/Register)

ORANGE, CT — While most New York City marathon runners strive to wear the lightest gear they can, Rabbi Adam Haston will tackle the run wearing a traditional wool garment, long black pants, a yarmulke and baseball cap.

Local Shliach Billed as Newspapers Hometown Hero

Agura Hills Patch

Rabbi Eli Laber has served as director of the Conejo Valley Friendship Circle for the last three years.

It is a warm, sunny Friday at Yerba Buena Elementary School. Summer is in full bloom. Classrooms are closed. Corridors are empty.

“Every Living Thing Must Grow!”

In this week’s “Opening the week with the Rebbe”: We are presenting a short video clip from the 5 Tishrei, 5748 ‘Machne Israel’ Yechidus. At this Yechidus the Rebbe tell Mr. Max Karl: “I’m not satisfied for my work to ‘continue’ – it must increase! Every living thing must grow!”. From the weekly video magazine, ‘Living Torah’. Courtesy of JEM.

Perception or Deception? – The Pious Animal Inclination

by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Jax, FL

Abe Steinfeld is pretty sure that the man on the street he’s just run into looks exactly like his old friend Sam.

“Sam,” he says, “Is that you?! Why, you’ve put on a ton of weight and your hair has turned so gray. You seem a few inches shorter than I recall and your cheeks are puffy. What’s happened to you Sam?” You sound so different; gosh, you even walk differently.

“My name is David, not Sam and I don’t know you from Adam,” replies the gentleman; half amused and half bewildered, “so why don’t you just buzz off”

“Wow!” says Abe: “Look at you, you son-of-a-gun! You even changed your name.”