- Stores open tonight for purim shopping
Moadim Lsimcha Lesach order deadline is tomorrow
- Melava Malka for Minyan Avreichim shul at their new building corner Clifton Ave and 10th st.
- Melava Malka for B"M Ishay Yisrael Rabbi Millstein shlita at 110 Miller Rd guest speaker Rabbi Pesach Krohn 9:00 pm
- Melava Malka Santov B"M Irene court.
- Yeshiva Zichron Leyma evening of connection at Ohr Mattisyahu 953 E. County Line 8:45 pm
- Yeshiva Lekach Tov crowdfunding campaign 1822 Charlton Circle Toms River
- Rav Avrohom Noach Ben Yehudis Palei has been transfered out of ICU to a regular unit as he continues to heal after a terrorist attack in Ramot.
- Not a Purim joke: New Jersey state senator has proposed a bill that would ban the sale of non-flushable baby wipes throughout the state -- and would punish anyone who violates the ban with a fine of as much as $20,000. Earlier this week, Democratic lawmaker Joseph Cryan, introduced the bill, which notes that non-flushable baby wipes can mistakenly get flushed down a toilet leading to problems for municipal septic systems. If the bill is approved, anyone who sells non-flushable baby wipes in New Jersey could face a $10,000 on first offense and a $20,000 fine on any subsequent offenses.
Which miyanim Purim morning is the ezras nashim open in bmg?
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Zemel 8:30
Herzka 700 am
Bais shalom 9am
Forest 8am
Princeton 655,815,945
Vasikin is 5:55
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DeleteWow no baby wipes could we at least get our plastic bags back so we could throw diapers out?
ReplyDeleteOcean County Superior Court Assignment Judge Francis Hodgson denied to stay Lakewood Township's new ordinance which permits banquet halls and catering facilities as an accessory use in all schools in non-residential zones.
ReplyDeleteThis means that the ordinance will remain in effect pending the outcome of the lawsuit.
https://www.faanews.com/2023/03/breaking-news-judge-permits-lakewood.html
Back in January, Lakewood Township, Lakewood Housing Authority, and Ocean County were slammed with a second lawsuit that claims that a guardrail that was once removed from Cedar Bridge Avenue in Lakewood is heavily to blame for a devastating traffic crash last summer.
ReplyDeleteOcean County is now fighting strongly to get out of the lawsuit. Lakewood Township has not yet responded to the lawsuit.
https://www.faanews.com/2023/03/just-in-ocean-county-seeks-to-get-out.html
Amazing Shiur from Reb Mielech Biderman on Purim
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A fascinating Feature Shiur was given in Lakewood last night by Horav Michoel Sorotzkin shlita about The killing of the Ger Amaleiki by Dovid HaMelech.
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From evergreen plaza to the new shopping center on brick road where Breadbury will never be able to open for a lack of parking. The the negligent and purposeful lack of proper planning is on full display.
ReplyDeleteWho exactly is paying for all the personnel directing traffic by Evergreen? And just btw they make more traffic - Its basically an advertisement come shophere we're the busiest place in town!
DeleteI actually think it's a great idea to ban baby wipes. A big amount of shuls are strugglingg with sewer backups because of the ppl who flush them, and the same goes to tenants and all public places. It's literally an emergency
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