We’re proud to announce that Levi’s Torah is in full swing.
And just for added incentive, we now have an extra surge of prizes in addition to the ones already announced.
We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Shloime Menashe Blasenstien (Sydney, Austalia) and Esther Blau (Crown Heights) on their engagemet.
The L’Chaim will IYH be tonight Thursday at Beis Levi Yitzchok, 556 Crown St [entrance on Albany Ave].
To submit your Simcha or Mazal Tov email us at MazalTov@CrownHeights.info!!
We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Zalman Spitetsky (Montreal/Belgium) and Chanie (bas R Mendel) Levin (Crown Heights) on their engagement.
To submit your Simcha or Mazal Tov email us at MazalTov@CrownHeights.info!!
NEW YORK, NY — Council Members James Vacca (D-Bronx) and Simcha Felder (D-Brooklyn) will hold hearings today in City Council Chambers at 11:00 AM to advocate for a bill that would require traffic enforcement agents to photograph parking violations and attach a copy of the photograph to the each ticket. The bill, Intro 886-A, is intended to end the he-said-she-said battles that clog our traffic courts and waste motorists’ time. It is one of four bills under consideration at a hearing of the Transportation Committee, chaired by Council Member John Liu, at Council Chambers.
Ask Abbi Perets about financial pain, and she starts talking about grape juice. Specifically, she’s referring to the half-gallon bottles of grape juice that her local grocery sells for $9 each.
Pictures from the wedding of Dovid Nussbaum (Montreal, Canada) and Mimi Gutnick (Sydney, Austraila) took place Wednesday night in the Razag Ballroom. Photos by BYK.
Pictures from the wedding of Zalmy Katz (Johannesburg, South Africa) and Esty (bas Reb Sholom Ber) Goldstein (Crown Heights) took place Wednesday night in the Oholei Torah Ballroom. Photos by BYK.
Pictures from the L’Chaim of Tzvi Hirsh Altein (Winnipeg, Canada) and Rikki Gurevitch (Crown Heights) Wednesday night at Lubavitcher Yeshiva. Photos by BYK.
CrownHeights.info presents this weeks Living Torah excerpt, “I Await His Coming Every Day”!
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We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Meir and Chani (nee Estreicher ) Brashevitzky (Crown Heights) on the birth of their son.
May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents and Klal Yisroel
We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Avrohom Denisov (New Jersey) and Miriam Mamykina (Lithuania) on their engagement.
To submit your Simcha or Mazal Tov email us at MazalTov@CrownHeights.info!!
ISRAEL — “I’ve waited for a baby for so long, I’m so happy,” a woman who became the proud mother of a firstborn son at the age of 60, told Yedioth Ahronoth Wednesday.
The woman and her husband, an ultra-Orthodox couple living in the central Israel community of Kfar Khabad, were married over 40 years ago, and have been trying to have a child for nearly four decades.
People I speak to, feel lost and perplexed.
How can we be left high and dry, years after Gimml Tammuz?
Many of us can remember when, we had a question in our life, we turned to the Rebbe for anything and we got clear guidance that we knew to follow to the letter.
After the stroke, a nod of the head was a yes or a no.
But since the Rebbes passing, many of our communities, are lacking, clear unequivocal guidance and leadership, in our day-to-day life.
Contrary to popular knowledge, The Rebbe DID leave a will, a very public verbal will. I’m not referring to the financial or administrative succession, I’m referring to the will that the Rebbe left us, his Chassidim.
A group picture of the Bochurim from Oholei Torah who will be going on Shlichus to various Yeshivos worldwide next year.
As reported earlier in honor of Gimmel Tammuz, JEM is releasing a new DVD called: Sensitivity – a documentary presenting fascinating stories of people who felt the Rebbe’s care and attention to their smallest needs.
Order the DVD here
CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute are happy to present a beautiful photo of The Rebbe giving a Child a Coin for Tzedakah; the photo was taken circa 1985. To learn more about the Rebbe Visit: www.portraitofaleader.org
