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Zalmy and Rochie (nee Goldberg) Levertov (Crown Heights)
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Please take a moment and say a Kapitel Tehillim for a Refuah Shlaima.
Sima Leah bas Baila Rochel
The teenage speed demon who killed a 13-year-old passenger when he plowed a minivan into a Brooklyn house will be treated as an adult in court.
A Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Manchester, England, lost a month-long battle for her life Sunday, leaving family and friends straining for answers just six weeks after celebrating the birth of her son. A mother of six children, Esther Aidel Cohen was 33 years old when she passed away.
For a quarter century, Jewish children have hungrily followed the kooky adventures of the Shpy, the adventurous hero of The Moshiach Times, a family-friendly magazine that is published six times a year in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn.
A Brooklyn-based group trying to convince locals to boycott Israeli-made Dead Sea skin care products has managed to promote the region and boost the company’s business better than an ad campaign.
Hundreds of Bochurim got together for a farewell gathering and Farbrengen which marked the end of their stay in Crown Heights for the month of Tishrei.
Shmuly Gajer (Crown Heights) and Orly Gandjian (Brooklyn, NY)
In most businesses in Cheltenham, a southern heartland of manufacturing Melbourne, trade thins out and carparks empty over the lunch time period.
Mendy and Bassie (nee Leeds) Baruch (Crown Heights)
Levi and Musya (nee Rabiski) Krinsky (Crown Heights)
Shmary and Devorah Leah (nee Lerman) Gurary (Crown Heights)
Hirshmeilech Rosenfeld (Toronto, Canada) and Fruma Lurie (Montreal, Canada)
It turns out that New York City’s streets actually are paved with gold — its tens of thousands of parking meters could be worth $5 billion or more if privatized.
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