Friday, June 30, 2023

Friday June 30 News Updates Lakewood

Friday, June 30, 2023 / י״א תמוז תשפ״ג ערב שבת פרשת חקת-בלק
Latest Shabbos of the year
candle lighting 8:11 pm
shkiah/sunset  8:29:59  Toms river  8:29:27  Jackson  8:30 pm
Weather: 82° Sun and clouds mixed. Areas of smoke and haze are possible, reducing visibility at times. Shabbos day sunny hi 81

NJ Assembly Democrats this afternoon passed the $54.3 billion 2024 State Budget, running over the protests of minority Republicans, who bemoaned a lack of transparency, ballooned spending, and a bulging rainy day fund, all cast in the name of “the good.”

The vote was 51-27.

- Attempted bank robbery at TD Bankin Lakewood at Madison Ave and County Line rd this afternoon. 

The New Jersey Senate approved a bill  that would double the state child tax credit from $500 to as much as $1,000 for each income eligible child under the age of 6.

- No Free Lunch: The New Jersey Assembly approved what appears to be an amended version of the universal free lunch bill; which instead of providing free lunch to all children, would increase the eligibility limit to 245% of the poverty level, up from the current 199%.(onenerseySchorr)

- July 4th weekend expect traffic of traveling

- Rav Binyomin Finkel shlita will spend shabbos in Deal, NJ hosted by the Syrian community 

- The lakewood  Township will be having it’s annual Independence Day Fireworks Celebration on Monday, July 3rd 9:15 on lake Carasaljo

- Traffic  jughandle at the Chestnut Street / New Hampshire Avenue intersection in Lakewood, permitting for road work to begin this coming fall faanews

- UPS has provided a website and telephone number for those who may be concerned about whether their package was lost in this week’s fire at its center on Vassar Avenue. Customers can visit the company’s Customer Help and Support Center online at www.ups.com/us/en/support/tracking-support.page? or call 888-742-5877 with questions about the status of a delivery.

- More Supreme court rulings  from the Trump appointed judges
SCOTUS rules that the government cannot force private businesses or individuals to violate their religious beliefs by providing products and services their faiths consider to be sinful.the Court rules Christian business owners can refuse to create marriage websites for gay couples.

- The U.S. Supreme Court rules the Biden administration overstepped its authority in trying to cancel or reduce student loan debt, effectively killing the $400 billion plan. Millions of Americans are expected to resume payments by late summer

- New sefer Emes Lyaakov from Rav Yaakov Kamenetzky  zatzal has been published on Nach the sefer includes a 12 page appendix about the Mendelssohn's famous work, the Bi'ur on the Torah.

- A frum yid found a wallet with $1200 cash and credit cards at a Chase bank in New Brunswick, New jersey they went ahead and returned the monsey to the owner who lived at exit 118 off the GSP t who was thankful for the return.(Kol Mevaser)

Rav Binyomin Finkel visits Rav Elya Ber Wachtfogel in the Catskills


6 comments:

  1. The frum yid also made sure to get alot of pictures and video, but was very rude and disrespectful to the owner.

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    1. If it's true that's lashon hara. If it's not true then that's motzi shem ra. Either way, it's not good to get in the habit of talking about other people negatively.

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  2. What is the new Emes L'Yaakov on? There already is one on Sefer Melachim and all of Ksuvim

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  3. The most important role of the Supreme Court is not to say what Congress or states cannot legislate, but to maintain our system of checks and balances. It must referee between the states and federal government, and between the President and Congress.

    Justice Jackson wrote the best test of Presidential power in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer “Steel Seizure Case” (1952) when President Truman seized the coal mines without authorization from Congress.

    1) When the president acts with the “express or implied authorization of Congress,” the president’s authority is “at its maximum,” and his action is presumptively constitutional.

    2) If Congress is silent, then there is a “zone of twilight,” uncertainty. Judges have to decide as the situation demands.

    3) If the president defies Congress or his actions are “incompatible with the expressed or implied will of Congress,” his power “at its lowest ebb,” and it is presumptively unconstitutional.

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  4. The new free lunch bill may be better in a way for some schools - the Cheder was going to loose free lunches for everyone based on the fact that a large percentage of the school was over the limit - now(the way it sounds it is going to be immediate) with the new bill it may make them eligible again for this coming year?The other bill which was going to give free lunches to all was going to faze in over a 5 year or so period - making many in the cheder etc. not eligible for the first couple of years.

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