-Weather: Cloudy skies early, then partly cloudy this afternoon. High 69F. chance of rain 10%
- California on Monday allowed places of worship to reopen for religious services must limit attendance to 25% capacity or a maximum of 100 visitors, whichever is lower. Congregants should be screened for high temperatures and other COVID-19 symptoms they should be asked to use hand sanitizer and wear face coverings. Religious institutions were also asked to “strongly consider” discontinuing singing and group recitations since they can increase likelihood of people spreading respiratory droplets. But if they can’t be avoided, churches and other settings should limit the number of those reciting or singing, and space people more than 6 feet apart, according to the new guidance.
- Tonight 7:00 pm the Mir At Home Dinner register HERE for access
- Rebbetzin Rena Tarshish will be speaking for women tonight, Monday at 9:30 PM
Call in: 732-806-8139
-Live Shiurim today Bnei Torah phone line 646-76-977
8:30 pm - Daily Chofetz Chaim Shiur on Hilchos Lashon Harah by HaRav Dov Kahan Shlita
8:45 pm - Shiur on how to do an עירוב תבשילין, by HaRav Shlomo Stein Shlita
9:10 pm - Shiur in Sefer Hamitzvos by HaRav Chaim Tzvi Gorelick Shlita
10 pm - HaRav Yitzchok Sorotzkin Shlita
- Tefilos for HaRav Shmuel Miller shlita, Shmuel Ben Chana Ettil
-Robo call in the Name of prominent Lakewood posek shlita anyone who massers looses his chelek in yisrael can not be counted in a minyan and if they write an ois in sefer Tora it is passul
- 7 New cases in Lakewood 2263/ 142 Toms River 1444/117 Brick 1039/104, Jackson 787/52
-Got Extra Milk? today at the lunch distribution locations flyers were given out with a recipe how to make home made cream cheese with all the extra milk
-Murphy: We will get to the houses of worship sooner than later
-Tefillos for Rav Dovid Soloveitchik shlita who fell tonight in his home and is hospitalized under observation משולם דוד בן אלטע הענדל
-Murphy: "I don’t begrudge their right to protest, but they don’t sway me,” about protesters in the state demanding that gyms, hair salons and other businesses be allowed to reopen.
-A Lakewood man has been charged with attempted kidnapping after he showed up at the home of a Howell nurse who had treated him at the hospital the night before in Kimball hospital. Howell police said. Leonardo Larrarte, 37, of Lakewood, was arrested following the incident that happened Friday, Howell police said.
- N.J. coronavirus 155,092 total cases deaths increase to 11,144 with only 16 new reported in the last 24 hours but officials say the weekend numbers may lagi n reporting. The outbreak continues to show signs of slowing with a steady decline in patients being treated at hospitals.
-Tonight the Mir At Home Dinner register HERE for access
-Shop local Campaign launched to help Lakewood businesses see HERE
-Shavuos boxes 12:00pm Tehilas Chaya Sara 1115 Cross Street., 2:00pm Bnos Melech 550 James Street.
- Yarchei Kallah shiur Rav Dovid Cohen shlita R"Y Chevron 12:00 pm on והגית בו יומם ולילה, Harav Malkiel Kotler shlita divrei chizuk at 1:00 pm on Zoom HERE or call 1646-558-8656 log in #347-309-834
-Rally today at Point Pleasant Beach 11:00 am calling for Gov. Phil Murphy to fully allow New Jersey’s non-essential businesses to reopen At least two state legislators, including one Democrat, plan to attend
-President Trump tweeted late Sunday night that "Schools in our country should be opened ASAP."
"Much very good information now available,"
-Memorial day today No USPS mail FedEx or UPS,Groceries may have limited hours, Banks closed. Shop Rite Howell, Brick open till midnight, Costco is closed see more info HERE
-The Woodbourne shul in the Catskills has officially opened for the Summer season with Minyanim Sign says wearing mask inside is mandatory
-School Lunches: Circa at Cheder Toras Zev 1000 Cross street 9:30 am or Bnos Yaakov at Pine Park the last playground at 11:00 am for all children 18 and under - Out to lunch distribution at Bnos Devorah 360 Oak street 9:30 am - 11:30 am, 4 corners at John Patrick sports park off vine 11:00 am.
Pizza on wheels at rt 9 and Chestnut 11:00am
Menu Circa Cheese Wheel, Bnos Devora Hot Pretzel
Memorial Day Special at public school locations kosher meals from Gelbsteins. Hot dogs on a bun from Snaps Kosher restaurant 8:30m-11:00 am at spruce, middle school, Clifton 7th, Piner E County Line. for all children 0-18
The askanim stole my lunch money! And ate my homework! Everyone who disagrees with me is a moiser and out to DESTROY yiddishkeit!
ReplyDeleteIt seems the askanim have started an intimidation campaign. Instead of harassing others, explain how your actions are beneficial to the community.
DeleteNo merde!
DeleteRemind me, who was attacking and besmirching in these comments?! The ‘askanim’ are fair game, and when someone shows you that you are just looking for someone to blame, it is called intimidation?
So let's start with the Rosh askanim, ie; Aguda. Aguda has called on the governors for camps to open, but made no mention of shuls or yeshiva. In fact, they released pages of guidelines about how to safely open a shul after the government allow it. But camps didn't come with pages of guidelines. Why? Could it be because Aguda owns a number of campus themselves. If their askunis is working, they should advocate fir shuls too, and if they're being ignored, then why even try. The aguda reps are on various reopening commissions in NY and NJ, so they have a platform to advocate, yet remain silent, except for camps.
DeleteTomorrow I'll start naming individual askanim that are behind keeping shuls closed and intimidating roshei yeshivas.
Youre full of it. Name a single askan. You dont know any because there arent any askanim. Askanim are a figment of your imagination.
DeleteAvrohom Porshter z"L levaya 12:300 7th Street chapel, on to Kvura in Con.
ReplyDeletebde he was a holy yid
DeleteIsn't it ironic that after saddling Lakewood with a huge tax increase just a few days ago the local officials are all of a sudden concerned about shop owners and loss of business
ReplyDeleteTax increases are there to pay bills for mandated services. You can’t keep on eating free lunches and not expect taxes to rise. You can’t keep on ‘borrowing’ and then expect it to disappear. Someone has to pay. You can not keep on borrowing to have more to spend AND to repay your old loans. The balloon will bust.
ReplyDeleteI know certain areas, certain countries, were not raised with this basic logic and can’t comprehend this basic ‘economics 101’.
Sorry. But your in the real REAL world now.
They spent millions on NON mandated services and have a huge increase in revenue from all the construction.In the REAL world there is accountability and fiscal responsibility apparently Lakewood does not seem to get that.
DeleteWhy should they be accountable, they are guaranteed to be reelected.
DeleteActually the free lunches are not from local taxes. You get to eat free lunches through federal monies. So don't mislead and say the meals were from local income
ReplyDeleteIf you think there is fraud that can’t be controlled or detected you have choices:
ReplyDelete1. Move out.
2. Move out.
3. Move out.
Jackson, Toms River maybe Howell....
Which posek?
ReplyDelete