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New Engagement!
New Engagement!
Chesky Thaler (Los Angeles, CA) and Dobie Rosenblum (Pittsburgh, PA)
Name: Avrohom Edery
Age: 13
School: Darchai Menachem
About Me: I love Crown Heights because of its colors, and it being a very hamish place!! at a recent visit to Israel I discovered its beauty to.Age: 13
School: Darchai Menachem
Photo Competition: Avrohom Edery “Ma Rabu Maasecha Hashem”
Name: Avrohom Edery
Age: 13
School: Darchai Menachem
Age: 13
School: Darchai Menachem
About Me: I love Crown Heights because of its colors, and it being a very hamish place!! at a recent visit to Israel I discovered its beauty to.
Photos: Anash Support Sholom Mordechai
A Kinus was held today, Tuesday in honor of Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin. Men and women came out in support of Sholom Mordechai at the event in Oholei Torah.
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Court is adjourned until tomorrow morning, when the defense is schedule to present its case to the jury.
Sholom Rubashkin’s defense team argued this afternoon that the judge should throw out all 83 misdemeanor child labor charges because the state did not prove the former plant executive wanted to hire or actually hired any minors.
“The case is underwhelming and ill-conceived and should be put to a stop right now,” said defense attorney Mark Weinhardt. “The evidence in this case is that Mr. Rubashkin did absolutely nothing.”
Attorneys Battle Over Motion to Dismiss Rubashkin Case
Des Monies Register
Court is adjourned until tomorrow morning, when the defense is schedule to present its case to the jury.
Sholom Rubashkin’s defense team argued this afternoon that the judge should throw out all 83 misdemeanor child labor charges because the state did not prove the former plant executive wanted to hire or actually hired any minors.
“The case is underwhelming and ill-conceived and should be put to a stop right now,” said defense attorney Mark Weinhardt. “The evidence in this case is that Mr. Rubashkin did absolutely nothing.”
Burglar Apprehended By Alert Residents, and Traffic Cop
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — A man was surprised when he walked into his house and found a man, who definitely did not belong there, roaming around. When asked what he was doing there he bolted, and fled.
Vietnam Welcomes Torah Before Shavous
Ho-chi-minh City, Vietnam [CHI] — Two days before the festival of Shavous, a Hachnosas Sefer Torah was held at the Chabad House in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
New Torah Completed for Chabad of Sumy Ukraine!
SUMY, Ukraine [CHI] — Just before Shavuos the Jewish community in Sumy Ukraine celebrated the arival of their newly restored Sefer Torah. The restoration of the Sefer Torah was carried out by the National Sofer Center in Dnepropetrovsk and was made possible by a donation from the Rier family, who are actively involved in the revitalization of Jewish life in Dnepropetrovsk.
Rabbi Yekusiel and Fraida Malka Schusterman along with their daughter.
The Rebbe had a dream to reach every person on the face of the earth and inspire them to turn to the Torah as the guiding light by which to achieve personal and global redemption. To attain this goal, the Rebbe invented the shaliach. The Rebbe’s dream began “from the time that He was a child in cheder, and even earlier than that” The Rebbes goal “a vision of Moshiach”.
New Shluchims Dream!
Rabbi Yekusiel and Fraida Malka Schusterman along with their daughter.
The Rebbe had a dream to reach every person on the face of the earth and inspire them to turn to the Torah as the guiding light by which to achieve personal and global redemption. To attain this goal, the Rebbe invented the shaliach. The Rebbe’s dream began “from the time that He was a child in cheder, and even earlier than that” The Rebbes goal “a vision of Moshiach”.
New Engagement!
New Engagement!
Mendy Goldstein (Dnepr, Ukraine/CH) and Gilit Pichnasova (Boulder, CO)
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Locally produced boutique cheeses and milk that come from a small dairy farm near the major Northern city of Hamburg.
Germany’s kosher consumers can now enjoy a full line of locally produced boutique cheeses and milk that come from a small dairy farm near the major Northern city of Hamburg.
Boutique Dairy Farm in Germany Goes Kosher
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Locally produced boutique cheeses and milk that come from a small dairy farm near the major Northern city of Hamburg.
Germany’s kosher consumers can now enjoy a full line of locally produced boutique cheeses and milk that come from a small dairy farm near the major Northern city of Hamburg.
Talmidim in Kita Bais of Lubavitcher Yeshiva were rewarded for outstanding performance in learning and being on time and not missing class with a trip for ice cream on Kingston Avenue.
Picture of the Day – ULY Students Rewarded!
Talmidim in Kita Bais of Lubavitcher Yeshiva were rewarded for outstanding performance in learning and being on time and not missing class with a trip for ice cream on Kingston Avenue.
by Rabbi Yossi Lew, Chabad, Atlanta, GA
I received a call from a neighboring Shliach the other day. It was about a student of his, originally from Atlanta. This student comes from a minimal Jewish background. Besides for the Pesach Seder and the High Holidays (“sometimes,” as the mother shared with me), there is no Yiddishkeit to talk of.“We don't do Friday night dinners,” confessed the mother. “We have too much going on. Julie (names have been changed) goes to dance, the boy plays sports, and we are not really motivated for Shabbos.”
Their oldest daughter, at college, away from home for the first time, has fallen in with a group of students from a different religion. She is now “discovering G-d,” and feeling really good about it. The G-d she should be looking for is, of course, a G-d she knows very little about. She has now finally found something to confide in.
Op-Ed: Achdus? Can It Really Happen?
by Rabbi Yossi Lew, Chabad, Atlanta, GA
I received a call from a neighboring Shliach the other day. It was about a student of his, originally from Atlanta. This student comes from a minimal Jewish background. Besides for the Pesach Seder and the High Holidays (“sometimes,” as the mother shared with me), there is no Yiddishkeit to talk of.
“We don’t do Friday night dinners,” confessed the mother. “We have too much going on. Julie (names have been changed) goes to dance, the boy plays sports, and we are not really motivated for Shabbos.”
Their oldest daughter, at college, away from home for the first time, has fallen in with a group of students from a different religion. She is now “discovering G-d,” and feeling really good about it. The G-d she should be looking for is, of course, a G-d she knows very little about. She has now finally found something to confide in.
Man & Woman or Husband & Wife?
Written by Two Nightlife Advocates
NYC can be overwhelming for a born and bred Brooklynite, just as well as any out-of-towner. Between work and errands, bridal showers and dating, life in the city gets pretty hectic. However, once a week, there is an oasis in time when young adult women can get together to kick back and relax. No, this is not our holy Shabbos, which is just as anticipated, but rather, a tastefully transformed lounge where one can unwind, surrounded by fellow peers from all backgrounds. Enjoy a warm dinner and scrumptious treats in a cozy ambiance created by low ottomans and glowing candles. Catch up with friends not seen all week. Have an intellectual conversation with complete strangers as though old friends. Soak in words of wisdom from Rabbis, professionals and mentors.
This is Nightlife.
by Shoshanna Silcove
MELBOURNE, Australia [CHI] — Once again, Melbourne’s Women in Unity held another astoundingly successful event — its fifth since its establishment, in response to the Mumbai tragedy. The commitment to the unity of the Jewish people that originally galvanized its founders, Rebbetzins Riva Cohen, Sara Gutnick, and Miriam Telsner, set the tone for an evening that warmed almost two hundred women on one of the coldest wintery nights of the season. Promoted as a pre-Shavous gathering for women of all segments of Melbourne’s wider Jewish communities, the evening highlighted the theme of ‘the women were first’. The idea that it was the women who were approached first - even before the men at the giving of the Torah, was heard throughout the evening as a source of pride and a call to action.
The Women Were First
by Shoshanna Silcove
MELBOURNE, Australia [CHI] — Once again, Melbourne’s Women in Unity held another astoundingly successful event — its fifth since its establishment, in response to the Mumbai tragedy. The commitment to the unity of the Jewish people that originally galvanized its founders, Rebbetzins Riva Cohen, Sara Gutnick, and Miriam Telsner, set the tone for an evening that warmed almost two hundred women on one of the coldest wintery nights of the season. Promoted as a pre-Shavous gathering for women of all segments of Melbourne’s wider Jewish communities, the evening highlighted the theme of ‘the women were first’. The idea that it was the women who were approached first – even before the men at the giving of the Torah, was heard throughout the evening as a source of pride and a call to action.
Photo Competition: The Aronow Twins – A Double Gallery
DEADLINE EXTENDED: CrownHeights.info has extended the competitions entry date to the photo competition by another week, the deadline is now May 31st, next week Monday. Submit your photos to awarmfocus.org!
Check out the Aronow twins and their photos in the Extended Article.
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