Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended on Friday, August 15, 2008 for holiday observance. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
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NEW YORK, NY [CHI] — iVolunteer, New York City’s friendly visiting program for homebound Holocaust Survivors, is hosting a Fundraising dinner for their volunteer visitors, survivors and friends. On September 25th, iVolunteer invites you to share an evening of festivity and inspiration to honor our dedicated volunteers. Chaired by Pat O’Gorman, a friend of iVolunteer who played an influential and instrumental role in the founding of CNN and the Food Network, we look forward to greeting you at the Edmund J. Safra Synogouge on 11 East 63rd St in Manhattan.
BROOKLYN, NY [CHI] — The Shluchim Placement Bureau, a division of The Shluchim Office, has launched MyShlichus.com, a fresh and high-tech way for Shluchim to find the ideal husband-wife team, and for the yungerliet (our next generation of shluchim) to find their ideal shlichus. Over the years, the placement department has been making ‘shlichus matches’ and leveling the playing field. The added benefit of our new website is to make it even simpler and easier, for Shluchim and future-Shluchim to find each other.
RISHON LETZION, Israel [CHI] — 300 children participated this afternoon in a fun filled get together organized by the Tzi’irim BeShlichut website run by the New York office of the shluchim under the management of Rabbi Gedalya Shemtov. The children, who are children of the shluchim from all over the world, are currently enjoying their holiday in Israel.
This weeks Living Torah, titled “Ad Mosai? Until When?” (Volume 52, Episode 205)
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Also available with Hebrew, French, Russian and Spanish subtitles in the Extended Article.
The Rebbe says:
1. In this week’s Torah portion Moshe Rabbeinu (Moses our teacher) sets aside three “Cities of Refuge” for people who have accidentally killed someone and are afraid of the families’ vengeance, or for people who have purposely killed someone and are awaiting trial,.
2. The Rebbe begins discussing a certain aspect of the “Cities of Refuge”:
Our Sages tell us that the road to the “Cities of Refuge” was not only paved and broadened so that people could run there quickly; there were even signs pointing the way at the intersections saying “Refuge, Refuge”.
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn — One who visits Crown Heights these days will undoubtedly notice children wearing orange shirts. These children attend the Gan Menachem Day Camp, the largest camp in the neighborhood. For the past two months 200 children have been enjoying a variey of activities in the Oholei Torah Day Camp.
More pictures in the Extended Article! (by Beni Simcha-Shturem)
We would like to wish Mazel Tov to Chaim and Malka (nee Haberman) Ostrov (Crown Heights) on the birth of their son.
May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents, relatives and Klal Yisroel!
To submit a Simcha or Mazal Tov please email us mazaltov@crownheights.info
It is with great sadness and deep pain we inform you of the very untimely passing of Yocheved Chaya Rochel Paley OBM at the age of 26. Rochie was the wife of R. Yaakov Paley and the mother of 1-year-old Yosef Yitzchok.
On Isru Chag Shavuos Rochie didn’t wake up, and in the morning after she suffered a heart attack and was revived but remained in a coma and on life support. Family and friends had set up a website “Rochie’s Friendship Network” where people took on Hachlatos and volunteered to say Tehillim in her merit.
The Levaya take place at 1:00pm and will be leaving from the Shomrei Hadaas Chapels and will be passing by 770 at around 1:30pm.
Baruch Dayan Hoemes
We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Mendy and Leah (nee Shaffer) Bergovoy (Montroel, Canada) on the birth of their daughter.
May the newborn be a source of Nachas to her parents, grandparents, relatives and Klal Yisroel!
TALLINN, Estonia [FJC] — In Tallinn, the annual camp organized for Jewish children of Estonia has wrapped up for this season. Several dozen youngsters participated in this year’s event, which offered the group an interesting and educational program.
PITTSBURGH, PA — After years of sharing a Chabad House with the surrounding universities, students at Carnegie Mellon University will have one of their own.
Rabbi Shlomo Silverman, along with his wife Chani and 3-month old son Menachem Mendel, are opening up the first Jewish organization with a staff solely devoted to Jewish students at CMU.
Mendy Saacks (Crown Heights) and Dina Sherr (Crown Heights) .
IYH at Agudas Yisroel, 456 Crown St, [bet Kingston and Brooklyn].
To submit a Simcha or Mazal Tov please email us mazaltov@crownheights.info
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL — To Shai Zmora, the Dovid Bryn Library is more than a place to find Jewish literature and classes; it’s a peaceful refuge where he can study mathematics.
We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Sendy and Frumie (nee Simpson) Dubrawsky (Crown Heights) on the birth of their son.
May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents, relatives and Klal Yisroel!
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] – Hundreds of children packed into 770 to partake in a special ralley. A handful of camps attended including; Gan Menachem, Machne Mamosh, CGI of Queens, CGI Chama, Machane Yisroel, Pardes Chana, Or Avner and more!
An extensive photo gallery in the Extended Article! (Photos By Meir Elfasi – Shturem.net)
A new year is approaching, and in the undercurrent of every Chossid’s “Elul-wind” is a special urgency: the year of Hakhel is upon us. The Rebbe transformed Hakhel from a rare event involving the King’s recitation of the Torah, to a widespread campaign obligating every one of us to inspire our sphere of influence.
Hakhel is considered so vital, that on Sukkos, Shnas Hakhel 5748, the Rebbe veered from the way he had observed the Friediker Rebbe unite the arbah minim during the recitation of Hallel. “Despite personal hardship and raising a notion, chas veshalom, of a lack of hiskashrus to my Rebbe,” the Rebbe later stated, “I held the lulav and esrog together so extensively to affect the great unity of Hakhel!”
