Thursday May 13 News updates Lakewood

 ב סיון יום המיוחס

Weather: Sunny to partly cloudy. High 69F

- 8 new covid cases in Lakewood totals 13646/306

Food distribution:

 - Bnos Yaakov Shavuos box in Pine Park. 2:00 pm.

- Yeshiva Ktana Shavuos 120 second street behind the building on Division st. 6:00- 8:00 pm 

- Pre-register for sanz klausemberg  shabbos box delivery Here

- CDC announced vaccinated Americans no longer needed to wear masks in most settings. No mention on those with natural immunity or antibodies.

- Chasdei Hashem: Family  Update on Yosef Ezriel ben Chaya Michal 15 year old who was injured in Meron tragedy.  He is off most of the anesthetics.  According to his most recent eeg, bh is means that there isn't any long term brain damage. Thank you all for your continued tefillos. 

Please continue to be mispallel for אלעזר בן רואמה the other boy injured B”H a similar update came out with him.

- Yamina head Naftali Bennett said on Thursday that a government formed by the so-called "bloc of change" is now "out of the question," Israeli media reported.

According to the reports, coalition talks between Yamina and Likud will be renewed.

- More charter plane activity reported at Lakewood airport as local businessmen are using it for travel as well as increase in helicopter traffic. A picnic area and tables will be placed for the public to view.

- Park and ride on Swarthmore avenue to be completed before the summer

- Florida Governor DeSantis to pardon those prosecuted for failing to wear masks or social distance.

- Township building expected to be open for the June primary election no word yet as to when the township will open for the public and to host meetings.

- Bloomberg: Colonial Pipeline paid hackers nearly $5M in ransom.

- Former acting DNI Grenell: “Biden is too weak to stop the progressive Left from taking over...Kamala does not understand what's going on...We have a shadow president in Susan Rice and no one is paying attention."

WSJ: Home sales rose in 2020 to the highest level since 2006  Brokers describe the current market as frenzied. Many homes receive multiple offers within days. Economists have said the pace of price increases is likely to slow later in the year and next as more people are priced out of the market, especially if mortgage rates tick higher. “With low inventory already impacting the market, added skyrocketing costs have left many families facing the reality of being priced out entirely,”