Voting Update from Crown Heights United
With election day quickly passing, Crown Heights United has released an update on voting in Crown Heights.
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Winnie Gourarie was described as an aristocrat of South African Jewry who took people under her wing and nurtured them (photo: N’shei Chabad Newsletter).
Obituary: Winnie Gourarie, 88, Blazed a Trail for South African Jewish Women
Her table set with the finest crockery and silverware, laden with home-cooked delights all up to the highest standards of kosher, Winnie Gourarie created an inviting atmosphere where Torah thoughts and Chassidic melodies flowed, and spirits were uplifted and united. Winnie Gourarie, who passed away on Oct. 28 (3 Cheshvan) at the age of 88, was described as “an aristocrat of South African Jewry,” who blazed a path for others to follow.
USPS Releases New Chanukah Stamp In Leadup To The Holiday
With the release of this vibrant new stamp, the U.S. Postal Service continues its tradition of issuing stamps for the Chanukah celebrations.
JEM: A Captivating Collage of the Rebbe Advising Individuals
As people would line up to receive dollars for charity, they were able to ask the Rebbe for advice. Here, the Rebbe responds to different questions individuals asked.
Acclaimed Dayanus Course of the Online Smicha Program Hold Its First Test on Hilchos Dayanim
Talmidim in the acclaimed Dayanus course of the Online Smicha program just had their first test on Hilchos Dayanim, following a thorough learning experience including Shiurim by Rabbonim and Dayanim from all over the world.
Baby Girl!
Mendy and Gittel (nee Springer) Goodman from Crown Heights had a baby girl!
Picture of the Day
Harav Nachman Schapiro came to Menachem Avel Harav hadayan, Hagoan Shmuel Felder of Lakewood and left a set of set מנחם ציון – a sefer on the Rebbe’s שיחות, מכתבים , and visits of ניחום אבלים. Rav Felder’s sister is Mrs. Bina Cunin of Crown Heights.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, Gets New Jewish Home in Stunning Turnaround
After three years of meticulous planning fell apart, Rabbi Tzali and Rivkie Wilschanski found a new home for their 118-year-old Jewish community in just three days.
Need A Ride To The Polls? Just Call
Need a ride to your voting station? Crown Heights United is offering rides to the polls for local seniors and anyone else with hardships getting to the polls.
With Voting Booths Opening In The Morning, Over 10,500 Crown Heights Residents Receive Call To Action
A call to action was broadcast to over 10,500 Crown Heights residents today with voting booths opening in mere hours. The race is tight, and every vote counts.
Tonight: Final Hours Of Moshiach Curriculum Discount
It’s the final hours of the Live with Geulah Now! curriculum discount and teachers are encouraging teachers to take advantage of this golden opportunity.
Op-Ed: Shlichus, Chassidishkeit
Rabbi Shimon Posner of Rancho Mirage, CA faced down the often-voiced question of surplus yungerleit for shlichus positions in an Op-Ed that points out the ever growing and shifting foundation that makes up the world of Shlichus.
The Marathon Bar Mitzvah Back Story
On marathon Sunday, a picture of a gentleman who is 77 putting on tefillin for the first time was posted. The back story of this photo actually started at the beginning of August.
Utah County Gets New Shluchim, 5th Shluchim To The State
Rabbi Chaim and Esty Zippel were appointed as the newest Chabad Shluchim to Utah, and will be establishing Chabad of Utah County.
Nostalgic Moment: Avraham Fried Singing “Acheinu” In 1986
Here is a Nostalgic Moment with Avraham Fried singing “Acheinu” at Yad Eliyahu in late 1986.
Alternate Side Parking Suspended November 8th For Election Day
Alternate side parking will be suspended on November 8, 2022, for Election Day. Parking meters remain in effect.
Video of the Day
How cool would this be if this was the FDNY’s new Fire Engine siren? Latter 102 in Williamsburg blasted out the Jewish tunes as the NYC Marathon finished up Sunday, bringing curious children and adults flocking to the station.
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