CH Softball Playoffs Begin Tonight, Come Watch!

Tonight, Tuesday September 2nd 2008 the Red Heifers and the Hebrew Hammers square on the opening game of the playoffs (check CHSOFTBALL.com for the full schedule) the league would like to invite everyone to come and watch it is on on very entertaining and easy way to teach you children about the game of baseball or just to spend quality time with the kids.

Opening the game will be sponsors Sholom Laine of The Print House and Mendy Ganzburg of Landmark Funding who will be throwing out the first pitch.

The game takes place in the ‘St. Johns Recreation’ located on Troy Avenue on the corner of Dean Street. 5 blocks north of Eastern Parkway, tonight, Tuesday at 7:45pm

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Aleph Institutes Urgent Appeal

THIS IS AN URGENT APPEAL. PLEASE CONTACT ME IMMEDIATELY.

No one wants to be away from their families on Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur, and all of us would prefer to be in 770 or at the Ohel, or even earn some extra income by another Shliach, and The Aleph Institute understands that. Yet, the future of Aleph’s programs is dependent upon us sending out a full force of bochurim to visit Jews in prison this Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and we are appealing to you to volunteer.

Unless we meet the Bureau of Prisons challenge to impact the prison system with a widespread visitation program for the High Holidays, thousands of Jewish inmates will have their right to practice Judaism severely impaired. The Rebbe’s directive to visit and care for every Jew in every prison is every bochur’s responsibility to fulfill, and you are needed now more than ever.

Mazal Tov! Twins!

We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Yecheskel and Chaya (nee Yaffee) Stein (Oak Park, MI) on the birth of their twin daughters.

May the newborns be a source of Nachas to their parents, grandparents, relatives & Klal Yisroel!


A Calm Labor Day in Crown Heights

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Tens of thousands descended on Crown Heights for the annual West Indian American Day parade. The parade brings on dread for what is to come amongst Jewish resident, many of whom avoid returning from summer vacation until after the festivities.

More pictures in the Extended Article!

Mazal Tov! – Its A Boy!

We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Nochum and Malki (nee Mochkin) Labkowski (Crown Heights) on the birth of their firstborn son.

May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents, relatives and Klal Yisroel.



Ethan Bortnick to Co-Host the Chabad Telethon!

With our presidential and vice-presidential candidates getting younger – why not follow the trend? Ethan Bortnick, age 7, will be a co-host for the Chabad Telethon. Ethan is a gifted musician and composer who at 7 years old has quite impressive accomplishment record!

Lessons in Tanya, a Favorite among Stars

In a recent publication of the ‘Glamour’ magazine, which reaches over 12 million woman, a column titled “what was the last great book you read?” Daniel Gabbay, a photographer to the stars answered “Lessons in Tanya: The Tanya of Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, a Kabbalah guide.” He added “its like eye glasses, it makes life look different”.

Chabad on hand for the 2008 Paralypics

BEIJING, China [CHI] — In a few days the Paralympics 2008 games will begin and once again Chabad Beijing is servicing the needs of all the Jewish Athletes in the Paralympic village bringing them kosher food, Tefillin, Shofar and any anything else they might need.

More in the Extended Article!

Mazal Tov! – New Engagement!

We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Mordechai Lokshin (Crown Heights) and Devorah Leah Lazaroff (Houston, Texas) on their engagement.

The Lechaim will IYH be tonight, Tuesday in the Jewish Childrens Museum, 792 Eastern Pkwy [corner Kingston Ave].

Man’s Body Found After 1-week Search

Ventura County Star

Search teams found the body of Anatoly (Naftoli) Smolyansky in Lake Piru on Monday, a week after he jumped into the water after his daughter and drowned.

Smolyansky, 39, of Los Angeles, and his family were in a boat on Lake Piru on the evening of Aug. 25 when his 5-year-old daughter fell overboard. Witnesses said he jumped in to rescue her and sank into the water as he was pushing her back toward the boat. He was presumed dead shortly afterward.

Hasidim Make Annual Exodus from Sullivan County

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“In three hours, everybody’s gone.”
Members of a Hasidic family pack their
minivan to leave Sullivan County.

WOODBOURNE, NY — Bakery workers scraped mounds of poppy seeds into trash bins.

Fathers strapped luggage and toys to the roofs of minivans. Mothers were too busy hosing off chairs and folding the last of the laundry to talk about the exodus.

This scene has repeated for decades now. The day before Labor Day, Sullivan County’s Hasidic Jewish communities pack up and vanish. Shops close, bungalows empty, summer ends. Many return to the bustle of Brooklyn.

“It’s unbelievable,” bakery owner Levi Gombo said. “In three hours, everybody’s gone.”

Student Organizations Galore on First Day of Classes

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Take a walk on the drag and it’s fairly obvious that with the throng of students that school is back in session at the University of Texas.

Tables lined the sidewalks Wednesday, featuring different clubs and organizations all encouraging the students to get involved.

It all might be a little intimidating for incoming freshman but that’s not the intention.

Rabbi Zev Johnson with the Chabad Jewish student organization said the plethora of organizations offer students the opportunity for self-expression.