- Mechiras Chometz online by Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen HERE
-Hagolas Keilim will be available at 229 5th street April 5,6,7 from 10:00 am - 12:00 am
-sreifas challa will take place at the above location as well
-Kashering keilim also available at 56 Carey street in the backyard April 5,6 12 pm - 6 pm curbside pick up family package $25
Tehilas keilim:
According to the Lakewood poskim you can tovel at the lake by 5th Street and North lake
-DB keilim mikva open to the public at your own risk
-Sreifas Challah drop off locations Last day of drop off is today April 5th
Brookhill 117 E. End, Whispering pines-9 Whispering pines, County line 371 e county line, 14th st, 1497 cedar row, wetgate/new central 2 Katie ct, Spruce, 78 Coles way, Oak & Vine 48 Broadway, Belz 19 vilna lane
-Chometz drop off look for the vans with big yellow signs
Forest ave Near Satmar, 2 brisk in Westgate, Squankum rd near Kol shimshon, 807 Central avenue, 550 James bnos Melech, 28 Waverly off rt 88 items sold to zichron ester shaindel chometz sale frozen items 402 8th last day of drop off is Tuesday April 7th 2:00 pm
-Halacha Guidelines for this year pesach from BMG poskim Download here
-Pesach halacha guidelines hotline 732-797-9900 ext 1
-AM YISRAEL VS. COVID-19 is a volunteer-based organization servicing members throughout New York and New Jersey who are in quarantine due to the COVID-19 virus. Volunteers perform non-contact based errands including; groceries, medicine pick-up, etc. or call us at 1-929 J-CHESED (+1-929-524-3733) or email at: amyisraelcovid19@gmail.com
-Chaveirim List of Lakewood stores hours pick up delivery options HERE
-Marror: Rabbi Elefant from the OU. based on his information there should be enough pre checked lettuce available on the market this year.
- Mechiras Chometz: Rabbonim in Lakewood will be using a App and online Portal to sell chometz this year.
-Practical guide Cleaning for Pesach by Rabbi Shlomom Gissinger zatzal HERE
-Tevilas Keilim- based upon rav Haberfeld of the Bais Horaah author of Pesach simplified
since the keilim mikvaos are closed one should sell the keilim to a non jew and then borrow it from them but stipulating that the sale is only temporary and you will buy it back after the virus passes. a good kinyan should be made the non jew should buy it for a quarter and pick up the box. after things get back to normal you should buy it back and then tovel it.
The Lakewood Lake is not really an option because it is man made only a natural stream of water that flows an entire year
-Hagolas Keilim will be available at 229 5th street starting 3/29 4 pm - 7 pm
-sreifas challa will take place at the above location as well
-Bingo will be open 24 hours
-NPGS James street location open 12:00 pm- 1:45 pm for seniors only 60 years old.
6-7 pm for customers with compromised immune system. 7-10 pm for the general public. Other locations open to the public.
According to the Lakewood poskim the lake is an option in which to toivel keilim, specifically in the area of 5th st and North Lake Dr.
ReplyDeleteit is a much more lechatchila option than selling or being mafkir the keilim.
Other choshuv posim allow all toiveling in accessible parts of the lake but everyone should ask their own rav
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