As the days of Chof Ches Sivan and Gimmel Tammuz swiftly approach, Or Vechom Hahiskashrus is pleased to once again offer exciting and interactive school curriculums to assist teachers and principals to educate their students on the significance of these important days.
The red haze and smell of smoke that is causing New Yorkers to seek shelter is originating from forest fires in Canada and slipping along the Jet Stream of air working its way down the east coast. Despite having travelled thousands of miles, the smell and air pollution is still overwhelming.
Con Edison has invested a record $2.4 billion in its electric delivery system to keep service reliable ahead of the sizzling summer heat.
Looking for a good slice of Pizza on the southern end of Crown Heights? Well, your dream might be about to come true. Railroad Pizza is opening it’s new location on East New York Ave and Schenectady Ave. Go have some Pizza, you can thank me later.
A Crown Heights resident reached out to CrownHeights.info after she was the victim of a common scam called mailbox fishing, where criminals place a substance inside the lid of a public mailbox to “catch” mail put inside.
After extensive lobbying, Chaim V’Chessed reports that in the very near future, student visa holders in Israel will have the option of obtaining an Israeli ID number, which will serve them in all government offices.
When people begin a journey towards more profound Jewish observance, it can often bring confusion and discomfort to their family members. Mrs. Rivkah Slonim shares insights and guidance on how to navigate this process with sensitivity and consideration.
Amid the uncertainty and the fast-changing situation over the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam, the synagogue of Kherson, which sits on higher ground, has become a temporary shelter for several dozen families. Rabbi Yosef Wolff, chief rabbi of Kherson and director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Kherson, is working to help displaced families.
Department of Environmental Conservation officials say New York is experiencing the worst air quality since 2002 due to wildfires in Canada.
Discover the fascinating perspective of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, also known as “the Rebbe,” on the existence of extraterrestrial life. In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the Rebbe’s profound knowledge of both Torah and scientific sources.
Police are searching for a man who allegedly attacked an MTA bus driver in Brooklyn. It happened around 6 p.m. Saturday near the intersection of Nostrand Avenue and Empire Boulevard in Crown Heights.
With more teens than ever joining its many summer programs, CTeen Summer is announcing the staff set to lead these life-changing trips.
A call for help to Crown Heights Shomrim, a tip to Boro Park Shomrim, and a response by Flatbush Shomrim together brought about the successful return of a stolen car.
Levi and Shternie (nee Rosenfeld) Baumgarten from Crown heights, had a baby girl!
For this week’s Tuesday’s Tips, the New York Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection is warning New Yorkers of a potential scam called “juice jacking,” where thieves place hidden skimming units inside USB ports of public cellphone charging kiosks at airports, hotels and other public spaces to steal data.
Watch as Chagit Leviev, president and CEO of Leviev Group USA and daughter of billionaire Lev Leviev, spoke about the directive the Lubavitcher Rebbe gave to her father to revive the Jewish life in the Former Soviet Union.
Camp season is around the corner. It would be a good idea for camps to mandate that the canteen does not sell sugar sodas or sports drinks. Op-Ed by Shmarya Richler
