The entire Bais Rivkah’s Campus Chomesh on Lefferts Ave found themselves lining the street around 10:30am Thursday morning for a fire drill. The surrounding streets were blocked off by the NYPD with the help of Shomrim as a safety precaution.
The windows of Bais Rivkah Lefferts which were broken by a man with a gun earlier this month were replaced this afternoon. The man who broke the windows was arrested this past Friday.
Looking for a reliable, capable, mature woman to manage a women’s Mikvah in Crown Heights.
Managing experience is preferred.
Core duties include:
– Working on site managing 5 evenings a week
– Supervising day to day operations 6 1/2 days a week, meaning preparing for Motzei
Shabbos as well
Responsibilities will include but are not limited to:
– Overseeing staff
– Ordering supplies
– Making sure the facility is cleaned properly
– Making sure all equipment is in working order
– Customer service
* This is a service oriented job so please be friendly, thoughtful, a people’s person and know how to bring warmth to the job
* This Mikvah is large so please be comfortable walking around
* Compensation based on experience
In a few words please write why you think you would be right for this position.
Email your resume/details and your answer to the above question to: Bassi@Shanainc.com
6 Charedi news outlets were moved and inspired by the work of Chabad In Manchester after being hosted and receiving a complete overview of the centers activities.
Retail and Customer Service Associate
As counter server, you make the day for e-biz owners, teachers and 100s of others who rely on smooth shipping and print services.
TO DO:
Project calm, capable attitude while working efficiently
Advise customers on shipping/printing
Develop rapport with ongoing customers
Manage/maintain equipment
TO HAVE:
1+ year customer interaction
Patience and an easy smile
Windows, MS Word, PDF
Skill for learning functions/procedures
Work in CH, grow with the company! Must include resume.
Email: info@chshippingcenter.com
A Crown Heights landmark has received a much needed revamping these past few months. The Mobil gas station on the corner of New York Ave and Empire Blvd has faithfully provided fuel for Crown Heights’s many thirsty vehicles for many years. Now the old gas station stands proud with a well lit and beautifully renovated location.
Author Tzvi Freeman in conversation with Kehot’s Rabbi Yosef B. Friedman. Freeman’s new book 101 Meditations is due to hit the market on November 19th, and will be published by Ezra Press, an imprint of Kehot Publication Society.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
As ULY Crown Street continues to raise funds for the school, a vehicle showcasing the Tomchei Temimim Boy Choir’s new music video, “Hoishia Na,” sat on the corner of Crown Street and Albany Ave reminding people to donate.
This photo is not a blueprint of an electrical chip, but rather a detailed look at the floor plan for this years Kinus Hashluchim Banquet. The sit down dinner, which caters to thousands, is an enormous affair, involving hundreds of staff, and will be attended by US Ambassador David Friedman.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe during the recital of a Maamar chassidus in the 1970’s.
A 6:30am Shiur Chassidus attracted a crowd this morning at Anshai Lubavitch Shul in Crown Heights.
In a disgusting slap in the face, a Chaverim volunteer in Williamsburg who rushed to help a person with flat tire, was targeted by a traffic agent and ticketed. The officer can be seen writing the ticket as the volunteer continues to do chesed, and help another person in need.
Imagine walking down a Brooklyn street and discovering a New Chabad House, so new in fact that it isn’t even staffed by Chabad. Two Lubavitchers came across such a place on Metropolitan Ave, but something just wasn’t right. The hebrew letters saying “Chabad Williamsburg” were the wrong way around, sparking their interest. They entered the “Chabad House” to discover that it was really a TV set for an upcoming show. Needless to say that by the time they left at least one person had put on tefillin.
A small piece of Jewish history was marked on Thursday in the capital of the state of Montenegro, as Rabbi Ari Edelkopf was elected the first ever permanent Chief Rabbi of the state.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe.
Despite a breaking issue that prompted an emergency landing, Israel’s version of “Air Force One” is taking off. The new sleek blue paint job along with special modifications make the old Quantas Boeing Jet something special.
Fishy Litzman, the Lubavitcher who famously became an NYPD officer despite his full beard, was recently promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Litzman is also a Paramedic, and member of Hatzalah.
Chabad bespoke tailor Rabbi Yosel Tiefenbrun met Steven Salen a Holocaust survivor who is now 100 years old. Salen was a very successful tailor who went on to making suits for president Ford and Nixon amongst many other famous clients. Tiefenbrun delightedly accepted a pair of shears Salen had used in his work.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe officiating a wedding.
Conservative political commentator, public speaker, author, and lawyer Ben Shapiro was followed around Israel on Social media over Sukkos. Following Yom Tov, he set up for his podcast overlooking the kotel, making for a beautiful backdrop.
Crown Heights Shomrim posed for their annual group photo on the last night of Simchas Bais Hashoeva 5780.
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present a weekly photo of the Rebbe giving out lekach on Hoshaanah Rabah.
Iyzik Neymark from Chabad of Chevron shared this picture in his Facebook page Thursday afternoon. As they say, what happens in Chevron doesn’t stay in Chevron.