Monday, February 20, 2023

Monday February 20 News Updates Lakewood

 Weather: 62° Sun and clouds mixed. High 62F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph.

- Erev Rosh Chodesh Adar today. Rosh Chodesh is Tuesday and Wednesday 

- United Airlines announced today that they will no longer charge for families to sit together on all fares, including basic economy. seating will be free for kids 11 and under to be seated next to an adult in their party. United will also allow free flight changes when there are no seats together for families, with no difference in fare,(Dan's Deals)


- Pair of pants worn by Rav Chaim Kanievsky will be auctioned off with a starting bid of $3200 מכנסי קודש Here 

- Turkish earthquake felt in Israel, Home Front Command confirms A magnitude 6.3 earthquake that struck the Turkish-Syrian border region was felt across northern and central Israel on Monday evening. At Ben-Gurion Airport, landings were canceled in the minutes after the earthquake in order to check the runways and make sure there was no damage that would endanger the planes.

- A Yom tefilah today at BMG Tehillim will be recited at all Botei Medrash at the end of 1st seder 1:30 pm. Specifically for a refuah shleima for Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch shlita and the Lakewood mashgiach shlita.

- Today is presidents day legal federal holiday govt offices are closed as are most banks. There's no USPS mail delivery.

-Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine. 

- The chosson R' Hershel Schwartz Z"L who was killed in N. Miami Beach in a robbery of some sort, was remembered by friends as someone who was an amud Hachesed who always helped everyone at all times of the day. He was unit 18.(Kol Mevaser)
Levaya and kevurah took place today in Monsey.
- Satmar mosdos of Boro Park under R Zalman Leib have anounced they signed a $20 million contract to purchase the Torah Temimah yeshiva building located on Ocean Parkway corner Ditmas Avenue. The satmar yeshiva was already leasing the building. (Matzav)

Lakewood shomrim helped arrest 2 suspects responsible for car burglaries Friday night. (Kol Mevaser)

- Bde: Petirah of Harav Shmelke Leifer, zt”l,  the Chust Rav who was niftar Sunday evening. He was 78 years old. The levayah is scheduled to take place today in front of his Beis Medrash at 16th Avenue & 55th Street at 10:00 a.m., with kevurah in Monsey at the Har Shulem Beis Hachaim.(Hamodia)

Lakewood developer  receives the free road vacation they requested, and Lakewood's Township Committee quietly relinquished the requirement for the developers to give back to the neighborhood by constructing a park more at Faanews 

-  UENJ  tuition releif aims to create a program that will give at least 50% of nonpublic-school students scholarships amounting to at least $7,500 per year. That would mean about $560 million for nonpublic school students in New Jersey. (LNN)

22 comments:

  1. Why don't you credit LNN when publishing their stories? https://lnnnews.com/uenj-conducts-meetings-drafts-legislation/

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    1. Lnn is owned by the voice. ואכמל

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  2. Wow Satmar got a good deal if Reb Lipa ZTL would have been alive it wouldn’t have sold for under 50M.

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    1. R Lipa would not have sold it, because to him it was priceless. It is buyers that set the price, not sellers.

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    2. Seems like a good deal either way. Back when the building was built the hock was that between the big apartment house YTT bought and knocked down for the lot and construction costs it cost them ten million dollars. Where can you get real estate today for only twice what it cost thirty years ago?

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  3. Wow is the reporting around the killing in Miami so vague?

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  4. This 20m sale is the sad state of private schools selling their buildings in new York , just think about poor parents paying building funds every month besides the reg tuition, people paying for classrooms so their kid gets accepted. And 30 years later it just gets sold. The money officially goes to other institutions.......

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    1. What type of debt did TT have? If they wouldn't have debt, would they have sold?

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    2. The money is going to their own institutions in Staten Iskand

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    3. I don't think YTT ever charged for a building fund. (Rav Yaakov Kamenesty was
      of the opinion that a school can not charge a building partly because of the issue of where will the money go when the building is sold)

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  5. Lnn complaining about stealing content....

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    1. 3 lefts can make a right; two Wrights made an airplane; but two wrongs cannot make the wrong right.

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  6. Why can they sell it? The building belongs to Klal Yisroel, because the nadvanim gave it to be used for a Yeshiva. Give it to them for free!

    כי טוב סחרה מכל סחורה

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    1. The nadvanim gave it to the Margolis family to use it for Mosdos Hatorah. The Margolis family still has several Mosdos in Staten Island and Lakewood. So there us nothing wrong with using it for those yeshivos.

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    2. Some hold like R Dovid Feinstein you're obligated to keep the money local

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  7. https://www.faanews.com/2023/02/lakewood-township-advances-plans-for.html

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  8. Kennedy boulevard must be opened up from squankum road all the way to Brook road and further! It's a travesty.

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  9. What does a yeshive with 40- boys do with 20 million dollars?

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    1. Pay the $2,000,000 settlement from the lawsuit they have yet to pay.

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  10. They should take the 20 million and open a fund that gives a down payment for any school opened by an alumni from tt. This would sound like a fair thing to do with klal money

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  11. Pants? What a bizoyan hatorah :(

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  12. Give a half million to each boy. Or if you mamash don’t know what to do with it give it to me.

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