Weather: Plenty of sunshine. High 79F
-Live shiur 10:30 pm Divrei chizuk by Harav Uren Reich shlita for the Bnei Torah that are returning to the yeshivos and botei Medrashim call Bnei Torah phone line 646-726-9977
-Vaad sends out a robo call for the primaries tells people who to vote for
-Lakewood BLM Protest: Committeeman Meir Lichtenstein told Hamodia that while a few individuals were present who authorities suspected of coming with plans to incite violence, the police’s efforts in both security and engagement went a long way toward ensuring the afternoon ended without incident. “the few individuals who might have had other plans saw the strong police presence and the way the police interacted with the crowd and decided that this was not the right address for them to cause trouble.”
-Lunch box distribution Yeshiva Mesoras Hatorah: Due to the overwhelming demand to our exciting lunch program, We have increased our supply to accommodate more meals and have streamlined the process to minimize the wait. Tomorrow, Tuesday, 3 day lunch box will include pizza bagels, cheese blintzes, baked ziti, mango, muffin, mini peppers and more. Distribution will be 12:00-12:30. address is 41 Henry Street. Please do not enter Route 9, enter from Cedar Street. Special option only for those that waited last week: you may call Mesoras Hatorah to reserve your box before 11AM tomorrow at 732-419-8553 ext. 1. Only reservations with full name and phone numbers will be processed. Thank you and have a great day,
-NJ Day Camp rules:
Children under the age of 2 should not wear masks
older campers should wear when they are less than six feet away from those outside of their group.
Groups should include the same children and staff when possible each day
off-site activities are also not permitted.
campers should not engage in full-contact sports
Camps are required to screen campers for illness, use masks and increase sanitation.
- Lakewood 5 new positive cases 2436 total, 163 deaths
- NJ 40 new deaths and 356 new cases
-Murphy responds to critics that he did not social distance at protests he will test for coronavirus
- Murphy: will issue guidelines this week for larger indoors gatherings for religious purposes.
- New Jersey’s public and private pools will be permitted to reopen on June 22
-Daily Chizuk by Rav Simcha Bunim Cohen shlita 732301-4043 dial 7 and then 8
-Chasdei Hashem Dr. Kaweblum was released from the hospital
- Israel spike in cases and new hospitalizations govt' halts ease of some restrictions.
- Car pool Traffic
-Yarchei Kallah shiur 12:00PM HaRav Ahron Lopiansky ברכת המצות on Zoom or call 1-646-558-8656 log in #835-286-77424
.-2 LPD officers walked into a shul last night on Madison Avenue during maariv and to enforce mask wearing since not everyone was wearing one
-12 positive COVID-19 cases in Bucks county, PA linked to Jersey Shore 'house gatherings'
Lunch distribution:
Tiferes Bais Yaakov weekly Box 12:30 pm Oak street
Lakewood Cheder 7 day box plus shabbos food 3:30 pm
Tehilas Chaya Sara weekly box B'gan 12:30 pm
Bnos Devorah weekly box 10:00am Oak Street
Circa at Toras Zev Daily Lunch 9:00 am Cross St extra food available for all 12:30
Bnos Melech Weekly Box 2-4 pm James st
4 Corners At Vine Street park 11:00 am
Gelbsteins public school locations Daily 9-11
Bnos Yaakov at Pine Park 11-1 Daily
Did the police officers have a warrant
ReplyDeleteif u put up a simple sign that says no tresspassing members only - the cops wont come in and they dont mind . because the police have no interest in enforcing social distance. its a win win
ReplyDelete:) good good :)
DeleteI hear
DeleteIf the DINA DMALCHUSA (state law) requires masks, it would seem that each Morah Dasrah should be obligating their Tziburs compliance and see it is enforced. Police enter and find non-compliance is bad, but not the true issue.
ReplyDeleteIt would seem that you are a grubbe am ha'aretz. Dina D'malchusa applies to monetary laws. Not what to wear and when. And lets not mention that it is unconstitutional to mandate masks for a pandemic that's over.
DeleteAnon 9:47,
DeleteOnly monetary laws you say? So you don’t have to obey traffic laws or the thousands of other non-monetary laws in your foolish opinion?
One more question for you; Why do you speak in such an unrefined, grubbe am-haaretz’dike tone to others?
Perhaps you skipped mussar seder this zman due to the pandemic? But in your own words; the pandemic is over - so stop playing hookey during mussar seder and learn to talk nicely.
You need to obey them not to cause a sakana to others, but not because of dina dmalchusa dina. DM"D is a tool that Bais Din can use to declare ownership of property or adjudicate financial disputes. It does not obligate a private to person to follow the laws of the ruling municipality.
DeleteWe have seen so many people throw around halachos in this pandemic. When they like what the Rav says then they scream that even Rabbi so and so agrees. But when they don't like what he says they ignore him, or worse criticize. Everyone has a bferushe website that they use as proof against the Rav. Kudos to those Rabbanim that remained level headed throughout and weren't intimidated by others.
This is not a matter of opinion. It is a question of where dina d'malchusa applies. (no one said you should not obey traffic rules). I reiterate. You are a grubbe am haaretz and also not very smart. And also very gullible, naive, brainwashed, shvere mentch , and condescending. And many more horriblr things.
DeleteDoes that suit you ? hmmm ?
If the Moroh Dasreh job is in Jeopardy (for enforcing socia/masks) then its doiche the dina demalchushe dinim. Job is Boidneh - noigayah to his immediate Parnooseh. Dinim are a veiteh sofek and he still keeps his job.
DeleteNu Nu Ah gitteh drei mitten grubbeh fingeh.r
... for a pandemic that's over....
DeleteSays who??
It's not Dina demalchusa if it's an unconstitutional order - which it is.
DeleteUnbelievable!
DeleteU are the lamden to decide who is an am haaretz. U are the rav to decide issues of dina dmalchusa. U are the doctor to declare the pandemic over. U are the meiven to call others gullible. U are the U.S. Supreme Court to say unconstitutional. Is there anything that u are NOT an expert in?!
Why are you people just hocking, why don't you ask your Rav who is more knowledgeable than you.
DeleteWhy are you people just hocking when you can ask your local Rav if Dina Demalchusa Dina.
Delete500 people can march on Clifton avenue shoulder to shoulder with the cops and no social distancing but 15 people spread apart in a shul get a visit from the cops because a few did not have a mask on.
ReplyDeleteThe 2 LPD officers were not wearing masks when they came to Anshei Sfard last night complaining about no masks (only 2-3) and more than 10 people were there.
ReplyDeleteIt was actually an indoor unity protest for Floy, so amounts and distancing don't matter
When learning or davening anywhere, just hang a sign "Floyd unity gathering"
ReplyDeleteAll of the Sun dried tomatoes with hashgochas were found to be "infested" with Thrips, Mites, etc . Most of them are from Turkey.
ReplyDeleteThank u
Deleteברוך רופא חולים yudel I need to see ads in the magazines To know you were sick with covid?
DeleteBut now that your chiming in I know your better Bh
When is the seudas hodah (pls Don’t serve no dried tomatoes From Turkey)
How can LSTA charge parents $150 for transportation but not have busing for 4 months why are they not paying back the money prorated to parents.
ReplyDeleteHow can you ask the same question every day for months.
DeleteThis question will be asked until there is a real answer of where all the money is going Its public tax money there should be full accountability when you take money from people. You raise taxes for busing and on top of that you charge $150 for non mandated even for hazardous routes that should not be charged.
DeleteWHY IS THERE NO REFUND OF THE LSTA MONEY?????
Because the bus companies are still getting paid. It's the same answer you've heard for months.
DeleteOnce again... The bus companies are getting paid....
ReplyDeleteAre the drivers?
DeleteThere are roads that are officially declared hazardous by the town and it's impossible for kids to walk to school but the LSTA is still charging a fee and calls it non mandated when according to the law it should be mandated even within 2 Miles.
DeleteThe LSTA doesn't get funded for hazardous roads, they only get funding for kids that live more than 2 miles from school, therefore they need to charge the 150 help pay for a child that isn't being funded at all.
DeleteI hear your complaint that if it it's hazardous for a child to walk to school they should receive funding. But it has nothing to do with the LSTA, take it up with Trenton.
It has nothing to do with Trenton. The LSTA should have brought this up from the beginning. Lakewood kids were better off without the LSTA because they also received hazardous busing now kids who should be eligible are instead paying $150 per child for something that should be covered.At the same time public school kids dont pay the 150 fee and the township raises taxes to sponsor it
DeleteIt's just amazing how you keep on sewing the same nonsense . The State cancelled all courtesy busing including what you call hazardous busing . Without the Lsta we would have 20000 kids doing carpool. Keep repeating the same thing all over again .
Deletewould ne nice if there was transportation now its crazy to do all these drop offs and pick ups now
ReplyDeleteWow! I was getting worried! I hadn’t heard of committeeman Liechtenstein for months. I am happy to hear he he is hard at work telling things to the hamodia
ReplyDelete