Student Loans in Default Will Be Referred to Debt Collection Next Month
The Department of Education announced Monday that it will resume collections on student loan debt next month, including by garnishing the wages of borrowers in default.
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Weaving A Way Out – A Brand New Release From Rabbi Sholem Perl
Listen to a newly released story from Rabbi Sholem Perl titled “Weaving A Way Out”.
Congestion Pricing Tolls Remain Despite Federal Government’s Deadline
The federal government’s new deadline to end congestion pricing has passed, but the Manhattan tolls remain on. In a statement to PIX11 News, a spokesperson for Hochul said the tolls will remain.
Self-Defense Crown Heights Program Offers Separate Men’s & Women’s Classes
GSD offers separate classes for men and women over three-month cycles. Training is held every Sunday evening at Crunch Crown Heights. The next cycle begins on Sunday, October 15th, following YomTov.
Runners take time to put on tefillin before the Jerusalem Marathon in April.
1,200-Plus Runners Wrap Tefillin at Jerusalem Marathon
They say, it’s not a sprint but a marathon. That saying certainly is true for Chabad of Kiryat Ha’leom and Jerusalem Gateway’s Rabbi Yosef Chaim Friedman, the architect of a massive effort to give runners in the Jerusalem marathon, which took place late last month, the opportunity to lay tefillin before and after the race.
Shots Fired In Crown Heights As Gang Fight Migrates Onto Crown Street
A gang fight migrated into Crown Heights Monday evening with six shots being fired into the widow of a Crown Street apartment. No injuries have been reported in the shooting.
Baby Boy!
Chaim and Bracha (nee Morozow) Rendler from Crown Heights had a baby boy!
REPLAY: Kinus Torah Held In Crown Heights
A Kinus Torah was held in Crown Heights on the first day of Chol Hamoed Pesach. Watch the Replay Here.
Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Levine of Tel Aviv #1- From Volhozhin to Lubavitch
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin continued his interview series with Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Levine of Tel Aviv, an activist whose family stems from Volhozhin.
Molotov Cocktail Thrown at Kryvyi Rih Chabad Synagogue in Ukraine
The Jewish community of Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, is experiencing a troubling wave of antisemitic incidents. On the night following the Passover holiday, a Molotov cocktail was thrown at the local Chabad synagogue.
BDE: Mrs. Teibel Brod, 99, OBM
With great sadness we report the passing of Mrs. Teibel Brod OBM, a long-time resident of Crown Heights. She passed away on Acharon Shel Pesach 5785. Updated with Levaya information.
Crown Heights Rabbonim Repurchase Chometz
Crown Heights Rabbonim, Rabbi Bogomilsky, Rabbi Hecht, and Rabbi Holtzman buy back the chometz after Pesach 5785.
12:00PM: Live Kinnus Torah Tomorrow
Merkos 302’s Kollel’s offers live Kinnus Torah at 12pm on topics in Nigla and Chassidus.
IDF Soldier Killed, Five Wounded In Hamas Ambush
An Israeli soldier was killed and five others were wounded, including three seriously, in a Hamas attack in the northern Gaza Strip earlier today, the military announced.
Ben-Gvir Crown Heights Fundraiser Cancelled
A fundraiser with National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to be held at Brooklyn’s Jewish Children’s Museum was abruptly canceled Friday, shortly after being announced.
Rabbis Velvl and Yosef Y. Butman presenting Shmurah Matzah to the Israeli Representative to the United Nations, the Hon. Danny Danon, continuing their father’s cherished tradition
Over 1,000 Jews Receive Shmurah Matzah as Annual Campaign Continues
Since the earliest years of the Rebbe’s Nesius, the Rebbe encouraged Chassidim to share Shmurah Matzah with fellow Jews for their Pesach sedarim. This year, the annual campaign continued, successfully reaching over 1,000 Jews across the city.
Texas Lawmakers Greenlight $1 Billion School Choice Voucher Program
The legislation passed with near-total Republican support, with two Republican lawmakers joining the Democrats in voting against it. Gov. Greg Abbott has vowed to swiftly sign the bill into law once it reaches his desk following a reconciliation process with the Texas Senate.
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