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Eruv Tavshilin reminder
- Donald Trump cracks 58% for the first time against Harris on political betting platform Polymarket. The surge comes as the left has launched a coordinated smear campaign to make Trump look "unfit" for office.
- At a campaign event in Arizona right now, Kamala insisted that the pro-Hamas protesters’ voices be respected before calling for a "ceasefire now".
- Eretz Hakodesh of the WZO is making a simchas Bais Hashoeva Motzei Shabbos in Yerushalayim for bochurim from Chutz Laaretz. In the last year Rav Aaron Feldman shlita R"Y of Ner Yisrael Baltimore said American bochurim in EY should not attend the musical event sponsored by Eretz Hakodesh on Chol hamoed in order not to give eretz hakodesh the authority to represent yeshiva bochurim
- Girls schools and playgroups all off today
- Daled Minim at Bais Faiga open today 12pm - 10pm new shipment of 500 Chazon Ish Esrogim
- Three weeks before presidential elections pollster Nate Silver has Trump Harris 50/50, toss up
- Restaurant and Simcha Hall coming to Pine St and Sims Ave no public notice was given by Lakewood planning board according to faanews
- A symposium on Dina Demalchusa will take place in Lakewood on Octoiber 3o at the Lakewood high school featuring attorney Ben Brofman
- Yeshiva Bochurim scrambling to find a yeshiva to go to in Eretz Yirael after Sukkos as the yeshivos are full and not accepting. Some of the bochurim are coming from yeshivos in the US that have enacted a new policy to not let them stay past 3rd year Sukkos.
- Ami and Mishpacha magazine Sukkos editions are $15 they contain double magazines and supplements weighing 5lb. The Yated Neeman is $7.50
- Lufthansa airline has been fined $4 million by the U.S. Department of Transportation for discriminating against Jewish passengers, including several Lakewood residents, by prohibiting them from boarding a flight in May 2022 because some passengers weren't wearing masks(onejerseyshorr)
- Nshei Adirei Hatorah correction for planner that was given out at the event The time listed for Havdala each week is incorrect and 18 minutes should be added for the 72 minute zman
- Kosher To go at Exxon on Madison ave will open after Sukkos the store has been upgraded and expanded
- Governor Phil Murphy has announced that 77,000 individuals and families in New Jersey will benefit from the elimination of an additional $120 million in medical debt. This latest effort comes as part of the state’s partnership with the nonprofit organization Undue Medical Debt. To date, the partnership has abolished $220 million in medical debt for 127,000 residents across the state.
- Adirei Hatorah sends out Complimentary Shivti Learning Material on the sugya of Shemini Atzeres in the Sukkah
ExxonMobil gas is 50 to a dollar more per gallon than nearby stations
ReplyDeleteGovernor Phil Murphy has announced that 77,000 individuals and families in New Jersey will benefit from the elimination of an additional $120 million in medical debt. This latest effort comes as part of the state’s partnership with the nonprofit organization Undue Medical Debt. To date, the partnership has abolished $220 million in medical debt for 127,000 residents across the state.
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All those who do pay will now pay much more. This is no favor this is a moral hazard, a giveaway to those who take advantage of the system. The same goes on in NY on electric bills. As long as people live in a home elecricity may not be cut. So you buy a house intend to live there twenty, thirty years, why pay electric bills? They can't cut you off, they can send you to collections & you laugh back at them. That just makes everyone who does pay, have to pay more.
These liberals are not doing us any favors, just punishing the people who are honest & do the right thing.
Those who got their debt abolished will continue not paying, and those of us stupid enough to pay will be paying their bills.
Transfering the bill from the non-payers to the payers. No favor here. This is a moral hazard.
If you understood the scam that is the electricity companies, or the medical industry, you wouldn't write things like this.
DeleteThere isn't this company providing a service in the capitalist system, with the moochers not bothering to pay their bills. The entire system is a scam, it's a mockery of the concept of capitalism and free markets.
But exon has the best coffee
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