Thursday, February 26, 2015

Call Echo

"Call Echo" these two words are what comes to mind first when a family is confronted with a medical crisis. When faced with the unknown many rely on their expertise and knowledge to refer and guide you to the best treatment and Doctors available to help you through your ordeal. Join tonight at the Lakewood reception at the home of Mayor Issac Akerman. 46 Lapsely lane. Program begins 8:30

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Cops raid Lakewood store for Purim Shtick major bust off Clifton Ave


Iran can have nukes but a store selling purim shtick on Clifton ave was raided by Police. No more pulling strings or party snappers for Lakewood kinderlach. This is what we call a major bust on Clifton Avenue.


Saturday, February 21, 2015

Objective reporting

The Lakewood news section of the Yated newspaper has an article on the elections for fire commissioner. The report has quotes from commissioner Larry Loigman who is running for a second term. Nowhere in the article does the report mention the name of the other candidates running. A paper can slant the news as it likes, but failing to mention the names of Meyer Cohen, David Mizrahi two frum yidden who are also running is insulting and degrading to the readership and the Tzibbur.

Modzitz Rebbe in Lakewood


Friday, February 20, 2015

משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה ???

Rosh chodesh Adar was set as a deadline by many schools to send out acceptance letters. Unfortunately the deadline has come and surprise surprise, many children are still not in school. Parents check their mail box daily for notices, yet nothing has happened. They call the schools and are getting the same run around. Its back to the same old same old. Gevirim and askanim promised to end the madness, lets hope many will have what to be besimcha about in the month of Adar.

Video David Mizrahi for fire commissioner

Video Larry Loigman for fire commissioner

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Kidney recipient meets his life-saving ‘angel

Meir Atkin, right, a Lakewood resident meets the man he donated a kidney to for the first time. During the meeting Efraim Khaimov, originally from Uzbekistan, presented him with a traditional ornate coat worn on momentous occasions. photo by Debra Rubin -njjewishnews
Meir Atkin has only one regret about donating a kidney to a stranger — that he doesn’t have an extra one to give to someone else. “I wish people knew how easy it is,” said the 31-year-old father of three. “I tell my wife all the time I wish Hashem had given me three kidneys so I could do it again.” Atkin, a Lakewood resident, grew up in Highland Park and Edison and is a doctoral student in psychology at Rutgers University.

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Lakewood Yarchei Kallah begins


                        Novominsk Rebbe at the BMG Yarchei kallah

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Tweets on killing, bombing Jews in Lakewood deemed no threat

 APP -JACKSON – A State Police sergeant's teenage daughter who dressed like Hitler and posted on social media a picture of a popular gathering spot for Orthodox Jews — with the caption "perfect bombing time" — may have behaved offensively, but not criminally, authorities said. In one tweet, a person wrote, "I really wanna drive around Lakewood and run over every Jew with my car." The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office examined the Twitter post and a cache of other pro-Hitler images by the Jackson teen and her associates and concluded that they did not amount to any credible threat.  "There was never any danger being posed to the community," said Al Della Fave, a spokesman for the office. "It didn't rise to anything criminal." read more

Monday, February 2, 2015

All Lakewood schools with 90 minute delays Tuesday Feb 3, 2014

 The lakewood BOE has announced All Schools - 90 minute delayed opening for Tuesday, February 3, 2015. Call your school snow number.

What a surprise! NJ taxes highest in the nation shore area has sharpest increase

New Jersey's average residential property tax bill, already the highest in the nation, jumped by 2.2 percent, to $8,161, according to annual property tax data compiled and released by the state Department of Community Affairs. The average tab had grown 1.3 percent in 2013, 1.6 percent in 2012 and 2.4 percent in 2011. Some of the sharpest tax increases occurred in Shore towns devastated from superstorm Sandy.