Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Wednesday Sept 1 News Updates Lakewood

 Weather: Variable clouds with showers and scattered thunderstorms. Isolated tornadoes possible. High 79F.  Chance of rain 70%.

- 42 new covid cases in Lakewood totals 14341/314
- 51 new cases in Toms River totals 11874/329
- 24 new cases in Jackson totals 6972/109   

- Yeshiva Novominsk warned in a letter to parents of an increase in Covid among the students and requiring talmidim to show proof of vaccination.(Kol Haolam)

- The Gerer rebbe held kabolas kahal today ahead of Rosh Hashana. The rebbe sat behind a glass enclosure and the chasidim  off their kvitalach in a separate box.

-Kayleigh McEnany Tweets on Biden: 
IMPEACH HIM! Joe Biden asked the President of Afghanistan to LIE! In the transcript, Biden told Ghani to say that the fight against the Taliban was going well "whether it is true or not."
The Afghan President responded, "Mr. President, we are facing a full-scale invasion..."                      
- Food Distribution: Gelbsteins box at public school Clifton Ave and Middle school on Somerset 3:30 pm
- TRJCC boxes 5:30 - 6:30pm at 2139 Lakewood Rd, Toms River

- Murphy: Tomorrow, I will be at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, alongside various members of our cabinet, for a briefing on the arrivals of Afghan refugee families.

- Flash Flood watch for Ocean county From Wednesday morning through Thursday afternoon. The remnants of Hurricane Ida with Periods of heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms 2 to 4 inches of rain with locally higher amounts by Thursday morning. 

-  3 car accident New Hampshire & Cedarbridge roadway cleared by 10:00 am

- There are still girls not accepted to high school despite a new school opening which will start before Rosh Hashana. Some primary age girls got accepted yesterday

- Bus transportation begins today, several Lakewood schools have purchased their own buses and others are in the process to aquire buses. The aid in lieu funding will go to the school.

- Lakewood Industrial commission Meeting today back in person at town hall 11:30 am watch live here 

- LDC submits application to include stores in  westgate shopping center to be included in the UEZ  map zone. The state if NJ restored the UEZ program — and appropriates $42.5M in funds for 2022

- HaRav Shlomo Eisenberger  shlita Rosh Yeshivas Telshe Cleveland will be giving divrei chizuk today Wednesday at 1:05 pm at B"M kol Aryeh Hope and 14th 

-  The newly released FBI hate crime statistics for 2020 revealed that Jews were the most targeted religious group, making up 57.5% of the religiously-motivated bias crime despite making up roughly 2% of the American population.

- Israel: People vaccinated abroad are not going to be exempt from quarantine under the new regulations that come into effect on Friday, the Jerusalem Post reported. They will be able to skip isolation only if they receive their third shot in Israel.

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31 comments:

  1. Upon the 88th yahrtzeit of the Chofetz Chaim (24 Elul) a unique discovery of the last words before his petira. A touching speech by Horav Michoel Sorotzkin. A lesson to all parents.

    https://youtu.be/MOxhRtb82DI

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    1. Would he have wanted it promoted on YouTube? Doubtful

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  2. I thought there aren't any more Lunvh boxes?

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  3. ATTENTION mothers today is not the right time to shmooze with the bus drivers. Let the kids get on the bus and wave them off to school. Traffic is bad but the 2 minute welcome talk holds up the entire block

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    1. I don't know of a single mother that reads this blog. You should post that on betweencarpools.

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    2. You dont know a single mother who reads this? You seem to know allot of mothers, and which blogs they read. Maybe the the next time your shmoozing with the many "mothers that you know" ask theme not shmooze with bus drivers

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  4. Agreed The husbands will tell the wives

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  5. Could you imagine if you added a 15000 square foot shul building in middle of the busiest street with no parking to all the WG bus stops? Can’t even imagine what that would do to traffic there!

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    1. Most people in Westgate walk to shul

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    2. Most people in Westgate walk to shul?!?!?! Where do you live? I live in Westgate and most of us drive to shul.

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    3. They did it already - Rupshits has been there for a few years. Why are you suddenly waking up to the problem now?

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    4. oh. now i understand why they don't allow shuls to be built in WG. Thanks for explaining it to me.

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    5. Aha! So THAT’S the reason the lawyer was hired to stop a shul. It also explains the attitudes of the people that hired the lawyer. Of course, all in the name of SAFETY, lishaim shamayim.

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    6. Shul
      What could be so bad? Let them build? What's the problem?







      Having everyone just build whichever as a
      precedent
      would be disastrous
      which has led to the chaos over this whole region as well as many other places

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  6. If the problem is a shortage of drivers how is a school buying a school bus going to help?

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  7. EVERYONE SHOULD BE TESTED!
    https://www.greenwichtime.com/news/article/They-re-called-mild-cases-But-people-with-16426366.php

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  8. DONT YOU DARE MASK THE KIDS

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  9. A few people hired a lawyer to make sure an illegal building was not built. I don’t understand the tzad that this should have been allowed. It’s also amazing how they completely ignored their neighbors for years and now they suddenly have huge tainos on them. Until today they Mach avek their tainos and then are upset that they tried stopping the shul which agav was illegal.

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  10. As an outsider I wonder why I would support the pro illegal shul camp. Aderaba please explain it to me.

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    1. No explanation needed if you’re an outsider. If it’s got nothing to do with you why get involved unless you’re a Kochlöffel

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    2. As an outsider I can't fathom why people would stop a shul from being built.
      I would understand if a non Jew would appose it, they don't see any benefit from it. But a frum Jew to appose a shul being built?
      Aside from the whole idea of being a קטיגר on a מקום קדוש such as a shul goes against רוח התורה and should only be used in an extreme circumstance. But just practically speaking, where are all the מתפללים for that shul supposed to daven? There isn't that much land in Westgate to build on.
      I understand that there was bad blood going back many years, but I don't think it justifies this kind of opposition.
      Again, I'm an outsider, I don't know the whole story, but something doesn't seem right

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    3. JB - 100% true

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    4. JB,
      et al



      Are you silly
      the place has a certain stability you really wish to destroy it?
      Are you not aware of how many communities have fallen apart because of your your free-for-all?

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    5. With all due respect there have been many more accidents in front of the Ropschitz shul because of its location than there be been at the KW location. So if anyone’s being honest here I don’t think traffic and safety are the major issues. All the people who were pro hiring a lawyer had a different agenda - vihamayvin yavin.

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  11. JB you’re an outsider that seems to know a lot. Just saying

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  12. First of all not everyone opposed hired a lawyer so those people had no agenda. I don’t believe the people that hired a lawyer had a different agenda either but were being ignored for months and years prior when they tried working with the kw people. They were left with no choice and we’re supported by daas Torah.

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    1. What happened to listening to the original psak given by da’as Torah? The opposers didn’t like that psak so they went rabbi hopping till they found someone willing to give the psak they wanted. Which ruv “supported” hiring a lawyer to stop a shul???????

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  13. They didn’t have to go rabbi hopping! It was the same rabbi that gave the psak you wanted.

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  14. The original psak never said they can’t try other means to stop it. The biggest gedolim encouraged some to do everything possible to stop it. It was lsheim shamayim.

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