MYFOXNY.COM – Someone hasn’t clued-in New York City ticket writers or they are not reading the rule book. That is because Fox 5 found that in some cases they are giving tickets that are just plain wrong.
Last year the Avi Chai Foundation published a watershed study on Hebrew school education. One of the most intriguing findings was the emergence of a new force in this arena: Chabad-Lubavitch. The report, authored by former Jewish Theological Seminary provost Dr. Jack Wertheimer said that Chabad has taken a bold new approach to Hebrew school. Committed teachers, creative curricula, and a new program are infused with excitement and vitality.
Over 1500 celebrated Lag Baomer iwith Chabad of West Hempstead. Jewish pride, identity and unity were demonstrated Sunday at the Annual Chabad of West Hempstead Lag B’omer celebration at Hempstead Lake State Park
The alleyway was dark, narrow and rocky. At times could be lonesome if that is where one ends up. But that was not the destination. A few more steps and I would be there. I knew I would be greeted with smiles and warmth that surpasses any expectation. I braved that alleyway and walked through the gate enveloped by an ambiance of fire, music, energy and young welcoming hearts; quite the combination and ingredients for a perfect way to erase the memory of that alleyway. There were young women of all different interests; Teachers, college students, writers, musicians, artists and the list goes on. Though I’m sure there was not one person around that bonfire who thought the same, we were all bound together in unity and spirit on that glorious night of Lag Ba’Omer.
New York: Shacharis 9:30 – 11:00am at 729 Montgomery StFriday Morning:
[between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Boston: 4:30 – 11:00pm at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MA
Boston: 9:30am – 12:00pm at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MAMotzai Shabbos:
New York: Maariv until 11:00pm at 729 Montgomery StSunday:
New York: 12:00pm until 10:30pm at 729 Montgomery StMonday:
New York: Shachris 9:30am until 1:00pmThe children of the niftar will be sitting shiva together until Tuesday morning at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MA 02135. Etty Feigelstock-Pittsburgh, PA and Chanie Serebryanski-Denver-CO will be returning to their respective cities on Friday morning.
Mincha Maariv 5:00pm until 11:00pm
at 729 Montgomery St
The Krinsky family, Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, Rabbi Yossi Krinsky and Mrs. Nechama Goodman are sitting Shiva after the passing of Rabbi Pinchas Shmuel Krinsky OBM.
Thursday:
New York: Shacharis 9:30 – 11:00am at 729 Montgomery St
[between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Boston: 4:30 – 11:00pm at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MA
Friday Morning:
Boston: 9:30am – 12:00pm at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MA
Motzai Shabbos:
New York: Maariv until 11:00pm at 729 Montgomery St
Sunday:
New York: 12:00pm until 10:30pm at 729 Montgomery St
Monday:
New York: Shachris 9:30am until 1:00pm
Mincha Maariv 5:00pm until 11:00pm
at 729 Montgomery St
The children of the niftar will be sitting shiva together until Tuesday morning at 239 Chestnut Hill Ave, Brighton, MA 02135. Etty Feigelstock-Pittsburgh, PA and Chanie Serebryanski-Denver-CO will be returning to their respective cities on Friday morning.
Email: krinskyfamilyma@gmail.com
Phone: 617-782-8340
Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.
Dovid Ghods (Los Angeles, CA) and Eliana DuBrow (Los Angeles, CA)
Sruli Kozlovsky (Jerusalem) and Chaya Bergman (Jerusalem)
What might a glass serving dish with a platinum accent and a pie slicer have in common with a bouquet of calla lilies and a bottle of pinot noir? All bring a smile to the face of a Shabbat hostess. And what sets them apart? The serving pieces will grace the Shabbat table for years to come.
ESPN’s award-winning primetime newsmagazine E:60 told the unusual story of undefeated world champion and future rabbi YURI FOREMAN in the episode that aired tonight.
It’s an old story, kind of. A penniless immigrant finds his way to America, wins fame and fortune in the boxing ring and marries a model. But as E:60’s Jeremy Schaap reports, this is a story with a twist.
Just over a year ago, Merkos L’inyonei Chinuch launched CTeen – the Chabad Teen Network. Created to fill a void in Chabad teen outreach, CTeen is the new and exciting teen network designed exclusively for the youth of today. In this short span of time, CTeen has captured the imagination of youth directors across the world, with close to one thousand youngsters in over 30 chapters.
FRANCE — In the cockpit of an Air France Airbus 330, about an hour after takeoff, on a flight from Paris to Senegal, with the plane safely on auto-pilot, the pilot finishes studying the daily portions of Chumash (Torah) and Tanya. He then keys his mike: “Good morning! This is your Captain speaking. I hope you are enjoying your flight . . .”
A friend is the greatest of all blessings, and that which we care least to thank.
Nosson, was the greatest friend one could wish for, we cried on his shoulder, and took pride when he laughed at our jokes, his robust smile lit his countenance, there was love radiating from him, his soft words and kind advice were an antidote to a soothing heart, he affected everyone that he met.
Tears streamed from our eyes when he heard about the tragedy, the pain is agonizing, all we could think of was “if Nosson was here we would gain comfort by crying with him”, but the comforter could not give comfort, the giver was no longer there, we needed to be pacified over the pacifier, as tears slowly stream down our cheeks our wide eyes stare out to the black space, our solemn voices crack with cries, our bodies shaking with fever fell crouching to the ground. The unthinkable happened.
When I first met Nosson in 3rd grade, I was lonely, being new to school he helped me be part of it, he always made you feel proud of what you accomplished, his nonjudgmental remarks came from a altruistic Neshama, with a heart of gold he shone like the midday sun, in 7th grade we had color war, when we were split up on different teams, he never hesitated to inquire how we were doing.
Shachris: 10:00amEmail your condolences to rabbi@jewishmc.com
Mincha: 5:00pm
Maariv: Bizmana
The family of Nosson Nota Deitsch OBM are sitting Shiva after his tragic and untimely passing this Sunday, Lag BaOmer.
His mother, Cyrel Deitsch along with her children; Toby Bernstein (Richmond Hill, Canada); Rabbi Shaya Deitsch (Montgomery County, PA); Rabbi Mendy Deitsch (Chandler, AZ); Rabbi Nechemia Deitsch (Toronto, Canada); Rabbi Levi Deitsch (Tysons Corner, VA); Altie Wolvovsky (Sonoma, CA); Rivky Schechter (Crown Heights); Hindy Mintz (Lone Tree, CO); Rabbi Chezzy Deitsch (Tysons Corner, VA) Rabbi Srully Deitsch (Crown Heights); and Rochel Eisenberg (Crown Heights) will be sitting Shiva until Sunday morning .
Their address is: 518 Crown St [between Kingston and Albany Ave]
Shachris: 10:00am
Mincha: 5:00pm
Maariv: Bizmana
Email your condolences to rabbi@jewishmc.com
Hamokom Yenachem Eschem Besoch Shaar Avaylay Tzion VeYerushalayim.
In a program that started at the beginning of this, children of Shluchim have, for the first time ever; their very own private chat rooms to communicate with other Yaldei Hashluchim.
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