Tuesday July 2 News Updates Lakewood

Weather: 82° Sunshine and a few afternoon clouds. High 82F

- Biden claimed the reason for his poor performance at last week’s presidential debate was due to being tired after traveling “around the world a couple of times” in the days before the deabte. The 81-year-old said he “almost fell asleep on stage.”

- TOMS RIVER - A portion of the Garden State Parkway has buckled, causing at least a 15-mile delay in the southbound lanes from about Exit 98 to Exit 82A on Tuesday evening, according to the state Department of Transportation website 511nj.org. “The pavement heaved in the right lane of the southbound Parkway at milepost 82.7“The lane is closed. We’re assessing the damage now.”(App)

 - Judge Merchan has delayed Trump’s sentencing in the Manhattan case to September 18, 2024. Merchan said he would make a decision on if and how the immunity ruling affects the case by Sept. 6, and that the sentencing would take place Sept. 18 “if .. still necessary.”

- U.S. to pay Moderna $176M to develop an mRNA "pandemic vaccine" as bird flu cases in dairy cows "continue to rise" — AP

- Sleep away camp bus departure today at blueclaws stadium

- Some Democratic governors are seeking a meeting with the White House to discuss their concerns about President Joe Biden in the aftermath of his poor debate performance, multiple sources with knowledge of the discussions told CNN.

- The Manhattan DA will not oppose Trump’s request to file a motion arguing his hush money conviction should be tossed based on Supreme Court immunity ruling, a move that will likely delay his sentencing currently set for July 11.

- Tefilos for Rav Avrohom Shmuelevitz shlita on of Rav Chaim ztl who is in need of rachmei shamayim, Avrohim Tzvi ben Chana Miriam 

- Satmar womens Mikvah proposal faces substantial opposition from neighbors  at the Lakewood zoning board meeting more at Faanews 

- The Jackson Township Planning Board on Monday night unanimously granted approval to Bais Medrash of Jackson, led by Rav Chaim Lubin, to construct a shul and a connected house for the rabbi at 217 Brewers Bridge Road, near South Cooks Bridge Road.

-Amusement park open this week in HOweell at the escape theater location through July 6  Any child under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult all day wrist band from $25 - $35 

A maximum of three children are allowed to one adult.open 5 -11 pm purchase tickets Here 

- Several sleepaway camps re-enforce rules and crack down on parents sending packages to camp that it will not be delivered. 

- Chickies kosher takeout at six Flags Great Adventures is closed. They are working on negotiating a new kosher vendor and will announce when finalized until then you can bring two ziplocks per person and a sealed water bottle. 

- The Kosover rebbe ztl was personally involved in all aspects of the bais chinuch Lebanos  girls school in Lakewood. In a interview with Kol Mevaser school head said the rebbe would come  to Lakewood and go around fundraising for it which was against his nature. He was in charge of all chinuch aspects and was against schools sending home work.

- The liquor licenses at two of the three New Jersey golf clubs owned by former President Donald Trump have not been renewed,  The state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has issued temporary 90-day permits to allow them to continue serving alcohol until a hearing on the licenses is held on July 19 in Trenton, which will follow former President Trump’s sentencing on July 11.ersey State law, anyone who has been convicted of a crime “involving moral turpitude” is prohibited from holding a liquor license.(SSchorr)

- Hurricane Beryl is a monster storm, reaching Category 5 strength with 165 mph winds

Although Beryl poses no direct threat to the eastern United States, the hurricane could move into the southwestern Gulf of Mexico by Saturday and potentially take aim at southern Texas by Sunday or Monday, forecasters from AccuWeather said.

- Recently, Patis Bakery filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as part of a strategic restructuring plan. At this crucial time for the company, Elon Kornblum of GKRF urged his followers to come out in support of the bakery. “By standing behind this Jewish-owned business, we can help them continue to grow and thrive,” “Without our support, there is a possibility that they could close their doors and I for one do not want that! Let’s rally together and support Patis, ensuring they can keep bringing kosher excellence to our communities.” the  lakewood location and others remain open for business 

- PSA staples has copy paper and school supplies 50%off with coupon in app.in store only. Must activate coupon befkre purchase. (Submitted)