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Major Flood at Chabad House

WELLESLEY, MA [CHI] — We all know how crazy Pesach preparations can be, especially for Chabad Shluchim who are preparing for dozens of guests. Now imagine being a Chabad Shliach preparing for over 50 guests with 3 feet of water flooding your basement, including almost all your Pesach food. Unfortunately, this nightmare scenario struck Rabbi Moshe and Geni Bleich of Wellesley, MA last night.

Obituary: Rabbi Wenger, Noted Educator, Passes Away

By Dovid Zaklikowski for Chabad.org

Rabbi Eliezer Wenger, a noted author, educator and expert on Jewish law, passed away last week at the age of 62. Revered by students around the world and his pupils at Montreal’s Beth Rivkah Academy and Lubavitch School, he formulated a curriculum that has guided thousands in their daily lives, and served as the rabbi of the Oneg Shabbos synagogue.

Starting July, city restaurants will be required to post letter grades based on health inspections

By Kathleen Lucadamo for the New York Daily News

Finding a clean restaurant will be as easy as ABC under a Health Department rule passed Tuesday.

Starting in July, eateries will be required to prominently post letter grades based on health inspections, under a measure the Board of Health passed, 6 to 2.

Bees in the City? New York May Let the Hives Come Out of Hiding

By Mireya Navarro for the New York Times
“The real danger is the skewed public perception of the danger of honeybees,” said Andrew Coté, of the New York City Beekeepers Association.

Kathleen Boyer suspects the mailman.

She said she could not think of anyone else in her neighborhood who would have complained about the two beehives she kept under a pine tree in her front yard in Flatbush, Brooklyn, leading the city’s health department to fine her $2,000 last fall.

Reconstruction of Siberian Synagogue in Full Swing

TOMSK, Russia [FJC] — Renovation work on the Choral Synagogue in Tomsk, one of the oldest synagogues in Siberia, is well underway with hopes of the project being finished as early as September 2010. According to Chief Rabbi of Tomsk Levi Kaminetsky, who is also a Chabad-Lubavitch emissary serving in the region, about 20 million rubles (roughly $681,000 US) are still needed in order to complete the work. The overall cost of this renovation project is nearly 68 million rubles.

Mumbai Terror Attack Suspect Expected to Plead Guilty

Chicago Breaking News Center

David Coleman Headley

A Chicago man is scheduled to plead guilty Thursday in federal court here in connection with the 2008 terror assault in Mumbai, India that took some 170 lives, court records showed today.

David Coleman Headley, 49, has been cooperating with investigators since his arrest in Chicago last October.

The indictment alleged that Headley traveled to India on several occasions before the coordinated assault to scout hotels, a train station and other targets.

Headley is also charged in a plot to attack a Danish newspaper as revenge for its publishing controversial cartoons about the Prophet Muhammad that enraged much of the Muslim world.

Info to be Menachem Avel the Pruss Family

The Pruss Family is sitting Shiva after the passing of their dear mother Mrs. Chaya Brocha Pruss at 627 East New York Ave. #3R

Davening: (Tuesday-Thursday)
Shachris: 7:30am and 8:45am
Mincha: 4:15pm and 6:30pm
Marariv: 8:00 and 8:45

Friday
Mincha: 1:45, 2:00, 2:15

Email: PrussFam@gmail.com

Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.