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Thursday, July 7, 2022
NJ P-EBT for Summer 2022
From ChaiPlus1.com NJ Summer 2022 P-EBT: NJ will provide Summer P-EBT of $391 to all children enrolled in the lunch program. This benefit will also be available to children under 6 residing in a SNAP household (even if they are not enrolled), as well as children registering over the summer for the upcoming year’s lunch program. We expect benefits to be issued sometime after the summer, perhaps as soon as September. See more at Chaiplus1.com
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Thursday July 7 News Updates Lakewood
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Wednesday July 6 News Updates Lakewood
Weather: Partly cloudy. High near 90F.
Song of יבמות
Daf Yomi will makes a Siyum on Maseches Yevamos tomorrow. From the Songs of Shas series here's the song of Yevamos by R' Yossi Gleiberman. For lyrics see Here
https://www.songsofshas.com/ https://www.songsofshas.com/_files/ugd/54e88d_e13ade55b7e1438b826b16d0e3ee5dd8.pdf The Song of Yevamos by R' Yossi Gleiberman. This is the newest addition to the Songs of Shas series, which offers a summarizing, concise, and joyful chazara of the klallim and yesodos of each masechta in an easy-to-remember and retainable rhyme.Tuesday, July 5, 2022
Food Boxes Resume for the Summer Months
Registration for Lakewood food box OTL distribution at Schi/Center HERE
The food boxes have been approved by the state and Lakewood schools and mosdos will once again resume the weekly food boxes. The program was approved for 3 months, it would run through September. Vendors and schools will start again where they left off last year. Should take about a week for logistics to get the boxes up and running. Same eligibility rules as last years program. Some schools may set-up a delivery system look out for more details, with skyrocketing costs of groceries more people are expected to take advantage.
Tuesday July 5 News Updates Lakewood
Weather: A mix of clouds and sun during the morning will give way to cloudy skies this afternoon. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 87F.
- MDY Siyum on Maseches Yevamos with R' Eli Stefansky has been relocated to Bell Works this Thursday evening @ 6:00 pm. For tickets click here There will also be a live Daf Yomi shiur in Lakewood this Motzei shabbos at the Chestnut shul 11pm.
- Media reports on brush fire at Blueclaws stadium caused by fire works display no one was injured and the flames were put out quickly by LFD.
- Photos: Misameach Cruise Sails Again Here
- NJ MVC mobile truck will be coming to Lakewood Tuesday July 12th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm to register click Here and here
- Homes in the Enclave senior development in Lakewood are asking for to $1million with 2 recently listed at $975,000
- A kosher restaurant near Lakewood launched summer music nights with live music played while patrons eat. They kicked it offlast night with a July 4th celebration. There was no mention if a siyum was made making it a seudas mitzva. (There's a halachic discussion on earing meat and Wine with music if it is not a seudas mitzva)
- The Jackson GOP, whichhas endorsed Sheriff Michael Mastronardy to be the next Ocean County GOP Chairman. Elections are this Thursday with a new polling place at the Circle time day care on New Egypt rd in Lakewood. (ShoreNewsNetwork)
- The Russian government has ordered the Jewish Agency to cease all operations inside the country, The Jerusalem Post has learned. The order comes amid growing tension between Israel and Russia over Jerusalem’s stance regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine and its policy of standing with Kyiv and its embattled leader Volodymyr Zelensky. On Monday, Russia's foreign ministry called strikes on Syria that have been blamed on Israel unacceptable, and demanded an unconditional cessation of the attacks.
Monday, July 4, 2022
Hashkafa Q&A
Hashkafa Q&A by Reb Gershon Ribner Shlita
Are gedolei Yisroel just as vulnerable to the yitzra d’arayos as commonfolk Abuse of public parking privilegesMonday July 4th News Updates Lakewood 9
Bde
Sudden petira of R' Shloimy Cohen ZL of Jackson Royal Grove area, after suffering a heart attack last night,he was 42 years old. He was a talmid chochom and extraordinary Baal Chesed ways finding ways in helping people. He founded the Royal Grove Eruv and personally checked it every week. He arranged a distribution for post pesach food boxes that many beniffed from. Be was a mispalel at the Vorka shul. The Levaya will take place this morning 10:00 am at B"M קהל שערי איש at 18 Imperial Jackson,NJ.
Sunday, July 3, 2022
Video: Shatnez Alert
Shatnez consumer alert from the Vaad L'mishmeres Shatnez (Jnews) Sweaters by heimish company found to have Shatnez
Congressman To deliver Millions to "Lakewood"
Congressman Chris Smith announced that $3 million to address Lakewood’s traffic congestion and expand mental health services are closer to reality after it clears major hurdle in congress.
The average Lakewood resident may or may not gain much from this. There are several existing mental health facilities in Lakewood this money is only going to a specific one.
As for the millions to alleviate traffic the new roadways are going to be built on the newly acquired parcel of land on GCU property behind Forest Ave between 9th st and 14th st where 450 Apts will be built for yeshiva students whi h will help alliviate the housing crisis.
PR:
LAKEWOOD—$3,000,000 requested by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) to address serious traffic congestion and expand mental health services in Lakewood cleared a major hurdle in Congress this week as the House Appropriations Committee voted to advance legislation funding projects for the upcoming fiscal year to the House Floor.
Sunday July 3 News Updates Lak
Weather: 85° A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible early. Sunshine and clouds mixed. High near 85F.
- Starting this evening the we will be serving free USDA supper for all children 18 and under to eaten on premises. 4:30pm At 60 park avenue south in Lakewood. Limited supply available This is not a food box and should be eaten on premises. Details on food boxes will be published when available .
- Jnews: The Township of Jackson last passed a law, to force home owners to obtain a permits before putting a dumpster on their property. The ordnance initially requires a certified and notarized survey to be submitted with the permits. The cost of a survey is $750 – $1100. After a Toms River resident spoke up at the meeting the town agreed to amended the ordinance and allow a simple sketch instead of a certified survey. A councilman explained that the $100 fee is just to pay for the inspector to enforce this ordinance. See full video on Jnews
- Heavy traffic expected tomorrow in Lakewood as most bus companies will be off for July 4th. Some companies are scrambling to find drivers for tomorrow's routes.
- Aisle 9 Jackson grand opening event today 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Hachnosas Sefer Torah today to Yeshivas Haramah Ohel Moshe procession leaving at 4 pm from 20 E. 11th street to the yeshiva 100 9th st Lakewood
- Fire works tonight at Lake Carasaljo 9:15 pm
- Torah Umesorah dundraiser in Deal, NJ with the participation of many Roshei yeshiva.
- Food boxes: No news yet if and when food boxes will be back in NJ. Mosdos in NY will begin delivering food boxes later this week.
- Murphy signs legislation protecting abortion in NJ the legislation helps ensure residents of other states who seek reproductive health care in New Jersey can access confidential care without fear of prosecution. For providers, the legislation insulates healthcare practitioners from New Jersey-initiated disciplinary actions based on the provision of reproductive health care, including
- Fire works at six flags great adventure Lakefront at 9:00 PM on July 2, 3 & 4.
Saturday, July 2, 2022
Motzei Shabbos korach 5782 Lakewood
Weather after a very hot humid shabbos day cooler weather tonight with thunderstorms becoming likely overnight lowbof 70.
11:15:B"H missing was found
A search is ongoing since shabbos afternoon for a 40 year old Lakewood younger man who went missing he was last seen at 2:30 pm at a local simcha . No more details was given as Hatxolah Chaveirim shomrim and others are conducting the search along route 9 South
Campaign launched to help family of Dr Zelenko AH Donate HERE
A resident of the Shmuel Hanavi neighbourhood in Yerushalayim tried stabbing the Dushinsky Rebbe late Shabbos afternoon but B”H was unsuccessful. 2 Dushinsky Chasidim were later attacked with a knife, were lightly injured. Suspect was arrested. Police investigating. (Belaaz)
-Aisle 9 Jackson grand opening event tomorrow afternoon.
Lakewood township fireworks tomorrow night 9:15 pm over Lake Carasaljo
Friday, July 1, 2022
Lakewood Zmanim עש"ק פר' קרח תשפ"ב
Friday, July 1, 2022 / ב׳ תמוז תשפ״ב ערב שבת פרשת קרח
Photos: At the Woodbourne Shul in the Catskills
First week of summer 5728 at the klal Yisroel shul under the leadership of the Nikolsburg Rebbe Rabbi Mordechai Jungreis shlita
Friday July 1st News Updates Lakewood
Friday, July 1, 2022 / ב׳ תמוז תשפ״ב ערב שבת פרשת קרח candle lighting 8:11 Shkia/Sunset 8:29
Thursday, June 30, 2022
BDE Dr Zev Zelenko Z"L
Petirah of Dr. Vladimir Zev Zelenko, ZL who passed away after bateling a llness he was 49. He had a practice in Monroe, NY with many frum patients. A physician, scientist, & activist for medical rights has passed away after a battle with cancer. The “Zelenko Protocol” earned him a Nobel Prize nomination and admiration from prominent leaders from around the world. Collegues wrote" When the history of the Covid pandemic is written, Dr. Zelenko deserves to feature prominently amongst the few heroes who stood up for bodily autonomy and patient rights.
Levaya details TBA
Obituary of Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko
Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko, the man who discovered and implemented the treatment for Covid-19 that over the past two years has been responsible for saving millions of lives worldwide, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was 48.
Born in Kiev, Ukraine in 1973, Zev’s family immigrated the United States in 1977 and settled in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York.
He attended Hofstra University where he earned with a B.S. in chemistry with high honors. He then went on to the Buffalo School of Medicine where he earned his M.D. in 2000.
Zev had a family medical practice in Monroe, New York in 2020 during the onset of what would become the Covid-19 pandemic. As a physician who masterfully combined the skills of both critical thinking and the scientific method, and who shaped their application out of his love for both God and patients, Zev was not content to sit back and wait for politicians or public health officials to settle upon a prescribed treatment path. People were dying. He began searching almost immediately for a method of treatment.
Aided by initiative, good fortune, and from his account divine intervention, he discovered such a treatment in combining Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), zinc, azithromycin, and other various drugs, especially steroids, and creating what has come to be known as the “Zelenko protocol.” The key to the protocol was very early intervention to treat the virus inside the cellular level before it could break loose and develop into a full-blown respiratory disease.
Up to the time of his death, Zev had overseen the treatment of approximately 7,500 patients using his protocol and experienced only three patient deaths. The use of the Zelenko protocol has spread worldwide.
While he was nominated along with other courageous doctors for a Nobel Prize in recognition of his groundbreaking treatment and outspoken advocacy on behalf of patients, for the most part Zev faced censorship and condemnation for his taking a bold stand against prevailing orthodoxy. For whatever their motives, politicians and health officials worldwide attempted to either downplay or outright deny the efficacy of the Zelenko protocol and its simple, low-cost treatment path. Numerous studies were constructed to deliberately hide the effectives of using HCQ (later ivermectin) in conjunction with other drugs.
There were even steps taken by politicians like then New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to forbid the use of HCQ in treating patients. Social media platforms joined in the effort to silence Zev, with Twitter having famously banned him from the platform in late 2020.
As Voltaire said, “It is dangerous to be right in matters where established men are wrong.”
Despite numerous studies over the past two years that have supported the effectiveness of his protocol, access to the treatment remains denied to significant portions of the population and is simply ignored by many physicians.
Undeterred, Zev went in search of another method to treat patients that could circumvent government restrictions. HE discovered that the natural supplement Quercetin could serve the same function as did HCQ in assisting zinc to attack the still developing virus inside the cell. It was not as effective, but as Zev was fond of saying, “You don’t go to war with the army you wish you had. You go to war with the army you’ve got.” He discovery of Quercetin, which he likened to being a .22 caliber compared to HCQ’s .50 caliber ultimately led to the development of his Z-Stack supplement.
Over the past year-and-a-half, Zev has been an outspoken critic of the mRNA vaccine pointing to both its serious side-effects and its alteration of genetic code. He has been especially critical of the use of the vaccine in children who are not old enough to give their own informed consent and who face virtually no risk of serious illness from Covid-19. He has shared his views over a broad spectrum of web-based podcast interviews and at numerous live appearances across the country. He has been routinely greeted with applause interruptions and standing ovations.
As to the rare form of cancer with which he was diagnosed in early 2018 and told of its 100 percent terminal prognosis, Zev repeatedly referred to it as having been a gift from God. “My cancer is what prepared me for the Covid-19 pandemic,” He would say. “Without it, I would not have developed my passion for searching for answers that others said couldn’t be found, and without it I could not have held to the persecution and ridicule I received for daring to treat patients. I have looked death in the eye and I have been made ready to meet God. I fear nothing on this earth.”
A man of profound faith, he believed until the end that God had created a special mission for him on this earth, and that the prayers of millions had kept him alive long enough to fulfill that mission.
Zev recently announced the formation of his new Z Freedom Foundation, dedicated to continuing his critical work. He also announced the release of his memoirs, titled simply Zelenko, that will be available in late-summer to early fall 2022.
He is survived by his wife, Rinat, their two children, Shira and Liba, and six children from his previous marriage, Levi Yitzchok, Esther Tova, Eta Devorah, Nochum Dovid, Shmuel Nosson Yaakov, Menachem Mendel. Also his parents, Alex (Aaron) and Larisa (Leah) and his brother Ephraim (w. Chany).
In his simple and beautiful poem, High Flight, WWII Canadian Air Force pilot John Gillespie Magee said that he put out his hand, “and touched the face of God. For those who were blessed with having had a chance to cross paths, if even for a fleeting moment, with the remarkable man who was Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko, there is a sense of knowing that in this instance and with this soul, God simply could no longer wait to touch the face of the man who gave so much hope and so much life to so many during his time on His earth.
Memoriam can be given in Zev’s name to the Z Freedom Foundation at www.zfreedomfoundation.com
Matzav.com reports
Zelenko was born in Kyiv, then part of Soviet Ukraine, in 1973. His family moved to the US when he was three years old, and settled in Sheepshead Bay neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York.
Thursday June 30 Rosh Chodesh Tamuz News updstes
Weather: Abundant sunshine. High 89F.
- Today Thursday Gov. Phil Murphy signed the largest state budget in New Jersey history of $50.6 billion. GOP responded, "This budget misses a historic opportunity to give back billions to taxpayers who are struggling with high taxes and inflation," said State Senate Republican Leader Steven Oroho.
- Waterdale collection announces to its customers they will minimize and stop using some features on their instagram page and push them to correspond via email ut they will still post stories on instagram but not as many as before.
- Costco’s announcement that it will limit gasoline sales at its gas stations to members only starting July 5 doesn’t violate state consumer protection laws, state officials said Tuesday. Starting next week an active membership card would be required to buy gas.
- Over 600 people attended the Torah Umesorah retreat for rebbeim last week.
- Many high school girls still not accepted for upcoming year while camp has begun
- BDE: Petirah of Mrs. Gitty Greenberg A"h(nee Wahl lakewood) following an illness she was 36. A beloved lakewood morah who lived in the Raintree neighborhood. She leaves behind her husband R' Avromy and 8 children under 14 years old. The Levaya will take place this afternoon 2:30 pm at the Lakewood chapel on 7th street
- Lakewood township abolished the rent control board that dealt with landlord-tenant disputes though the committee promised to bring it back it never did. Instead Lakewood pays the nonprofit STEPS to settle disputes between landlords and tenants in the township, since the rent control board was disbanded in 2016.APP article questions if it has it been working
- Ocean county prosecutor announces a 32 count indictment of the Lakewood/ Jackson terrorist charges include terrorisim , attempted murder,attempted kidnapping,carjacking, and bias intimidation.
- Israeli Knesset dispersed,Yair Lapid is prime minister from midnight tonight.
- Palestinian gunmen lightly injured one IDF officer and two civilians when they fired on a group of Israelis who had entered Nablus to pray at Joseph’s Tomb under escort from the IDF.
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Hashkafa: Post Nekadesh Event, Inspiration, Hanhaga
A fire of inspiration ignited at the Nekadesh event
Oif Simchas א' ר"ח תמוז תשפ"ב
News Photos
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Amare Yehoshufut Stoudemire at BMG shaking hands with Harav Malkiel Kotler shlitaWednesday June 29 ר"ח תמוז. News Updates
Weather: Sunny. High around 85F.
- COVID positivity rates in New York City have crept back up to late-January levels, as top doctors warn the city may be on the verge of a sixth wave of COVID-19 driven by the "worst version" of the omicron variant yet.
- Basketball legend Amar'e Yehoshafat Stoudemire was in Lakewood today visiting BMG and met with the Rosh Yeshiva R' Malkiel shlita
- Lakewood Strand theater leased for $1 year now up for renewal. However, according to the Industrial Commission's recent monthly bills, they pay over $9,300 in monthly property maintenance and utilities for the Strand building, and they collect under $7,500 in monthly rent from the residential tenants. More at FAA
- Heavy traffic at Blueclaws stadium area as busses head out to sleep away camps.
- Tehillim for Dr. Zelenko who is in the ICU Please daven for Velvel Wolf Zev ben Leah.
- Several Lakewood restaurants offering father son one on one special for Thursday night with free cholent.
- "Even as we walked through the study hall their studying was more important than us. I go to many classes, and the students always jump at the chance to take a break." House Minority Leader kevin Mccarthy on his Sunday visit to Lakewood's Beth Medrash Govoah. (SSchorr)
- Rav Eliezer Kahaneman RY Ponovizh visiting Lakewood this week.
- Update: The final hearing in SCHI founder Rabbi Osher Eisemann’s motion for a retrial of his case will take place on Friday, July 8th, before Judge Joseph Peone.
- Uman Rosh Hashana: Brelsov chasidim held a yom Tefila this week Sunday that they should be able to enter Ukraine and travel to Uman for Rosh Hashana. There's talk now that Ukraine will now require entry visas for those coming from Israel and nixing the visa waiver for Israelis in response to restrictions on Ukrainian refugees imposed by Israel in the wake of Russia’s invasion.
- Food box updates while the state of NJ has yet to join the federal program, vendors say the box contents maybe different than last year and more meal based.
- Bde: petirah of Yehuda Meshi Zahav A"H founder of Zakaa he was 62





