The majestic Sierra Nevada mountains loom over Lake Tahoe, straddling the California/Nevada state line, and overlook the country’s largest alpine lake. For decades, retirees, second-home owners and tourists have been flocking to the region for skiing, watersports and nature.
Just six months after Chabad of Almaden faced the devastating loss of their building due to a fire, the Shluchim have already blazed a better path with the purchase of an 8,748-square-foot building.
‘The Basics of Chassidus’ from Sichos in English is an invaluable explication of Chassidic thought and guide to a well-lived life.
Reb Yechezkel “Chazkel” (Charlie) Roth passed away this past Sunday. The niftar was the youngest son of Reb Meir Hillel Roth, who served as an unofficial gabbai in 770 during the first years after the Friedike Rebbe arrived in America.
Yisroel Teitelbaum is literally a Jewish Giant who has created the JewProject, a photo documentary of diversity and Unity in Jewish individuals.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today took major steps to reduce burdens on and cut red tape for the city’s small businesses by announcing reforms to 118 city regulations.
Rivkah Bloom (nee Spangenthal) is on a mission. She wants every Jewish woman to have the ability to keep taharas hamishpacha with comfort and ease.
A sign providing information about buses arranged to transport Lubavitchers to and from the Ohel on Lag B’Omer was cut down Friday afternoon, by none other than two Lubavitch boys. The Incident was caught on camera.
On Friday, the teens explored the Jewish history of Budapest. Rabbi Shlomo Kovesh of Chabad Budapest, Rabbi Tzemmy and Sophie Bassman of CTeen Budapest, and Rabbi Shimon Rivkin of CTeen International at Merkos 302, led the group as they visited historical Shuls and important locations, bringing energy and life, singing and dancing everywhere they went.
The JNet team at Merkos 302 is excited to announce the relaunch of the JNet Connection, a magazine that celebrates the stories of the JNet community.
At a virtual 11 Nissan Farbrengen with over 1,000 Shluchim families, a recently produced virtual tour of 770 and a new Music Video were shown for the first time.
Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s paramedic and Red Cross service, dedicated the world’s first subterranean, shielded national blood services center in Ramla, Israel.
Rabbi Avrohom Dyce and his wife Cheina have moved to Gresham, Oregon to establish the town’s first Jewish center.
A Pennsylvania grant program created in the wake of the Tree of Life Synagogue attack has announced more than $1.1 Million in security grants to be provided this year to houses of worship. Two Chabad Houses will be among the recipients.
The independence of private schools in New York State hangs in the balance as a proposal for regulations on public schools may soon become law.
The child prodigy, the historians of the Rebbe’s life, and the letter that revealed the truth.
A new home has been created in the heart of Jerusalem for our precious Chabad youth.
