Thursday, September 10, 2015
Novominsk Rebbe pre Rosh hahana shmooze for talmidim
The Novominsker Rebbe will be speaking tonight for all alumni in YTT, 75 East End Ave, Lakewood NJ. Program begins with maariv at 8:10.
BD to assist with Pruzbul
THE בית דין צדק ,בית הוועד לעניני משפט
BAIS HAVAAD RABBINICAL COURT
WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE COMING WEEK
(Sept. 6th- 12th) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2:00PM and 4:00PM
105 River Ave. Bldg B. Suite #301 in Lakewood NJ
To assist the general public with the execution of the PRUZBUL
בלשכת בית הדין
WHAT IS A PRUZBUL?
BAIS HAVAAD RABBINICAL COURT
WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE COMING WEEK
(Sept. 6th- 12th) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2:00PM and 4:00PM
105 River Ave. Bldg B. Suite #301 in Lakewood NJ
To assist the general public with the execution of the PRUZBUL
בלשכת בית הדין
WHAT IS A PRUZBUL?
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Tomchei Shabbos fundraiser distributes free Rimon to thousands
Tomchei Shabbos Rosh Hashana campaign. Video from last year
Torah Vodaas Roshei Yeshiva to Address Lakewood Reception Tonight
Simanim Packages for Rosh Hashanah Available Friday by Keren Even Habochen
Even Habochen’s creative simanim packages are decoratively designed and include a delicious array of simanim, including an apple, pomegranate, tzimmes (carrots), black-eyed peas, squash, fish head, cabbage, beets and dates. Also included in the package is a Shehecheyanu fruit and a printed card with all the Yehi Ratzons to be said while eating the appropriate foods. No further preparation is necessary. They will be sold Friday September, 11 at Chemed front parking lot off rt 9 from 8:30 am.
Paper: Cory Booker Has Broken Our Hearts
The Observer who were favorable of Senator Booker, slam him in this editorial.
Senator Cory Booker may have been counting on the traditions of the Jewish High Holy Days to give him cover for his support of the Iran deal. It will not be forthcoming. The junior senator from New Jersey is now maneuvering like the tightend he once was at Stanford, scrambling to explain his JCPOA vote to Jewish leaders throughout the state and beyond. Not only is it unconvincing, Mr. Booker’s protestations only underscore the weakness—indeed the illogic—of his position and the perfidiousness of his betrayal.
Senator Cory Booker may have been counting on the traditions of the Jewish High Holy Days to give him cover for his support of the Iran deal. It will not be forthcoming. The junior senator from New Jersey is now maneuvering like the tightend he once was at Stanford, scrambling to explain his JCPOA vote to Jewish leaders throughout the state and beyond. Not only is it unconvincing, Mr. Booker’s protestations only underscore the weakness—indeed the illogic—of his position and the perfidiousness of his betrayal.
NJ Senator Cory Booker meets with Local askanim after his yes vote on Iran deal
“We respect his decision. We wish it would have gone the other way, but we could respectfully agree to disagree and now we have to look forward,” said Avi Schnall, Agudath Israel
NJTV -They met behind closed doors. There was no changing his mind today, but top New Jersey Jewish leaders spoke theirs with United States Senator Cory Booker. “We have now just taken off at least for 15 plus years their chance of a nuclear threat and that is a valuable thing for us to achieve and its ultimately why I’m going to vote for this deal,” Booker said. Prominent faces of the Jewish community trickled in for
NJTV -They met behind closed doors. There was no changing his mind today, but top New Jersey Jewish leaders spoke theirs with United States Senator Cory Booker. “We have now just taken off at least for 15 plus years their chance of a nuclear threat and that is a valuable thing for us to achieve and its ultimately why I’m going to vote for this deal,” Booker said. Prominent faces of the Jewish community trickled in for
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Hundreds of mishpachos benefit from Moadim Lesimcha pre YT distribution
Lakewood police press release on assault incident
On September 7 at approximately 5:45 pm, Officer Kevin Donnelly responded to the area of 970 Park Avenue to investigate a reported assault.
Upon arrival the victim, an 18 year old Lakewood woman, stated that she was assaulted by an unidentified man, while walking down a section of the rail road tracks between Lawrence Avenue and East County Line Road.
Upon arrival the victim, an 18 year old Lakewood woman, stated that she was assaulted by an unidentified man, while walking down a section of the rail road tracks between Lawrence Avenue and East County Line Road.
Asifas chizuk for yemei hadin
There will iyh be a asifas chizuk this evening at Khal Zichron Yaakov (Rabbi Gisinger's shul) to prepare for the upcoming Yomim Noraim. Speakers: Harav Elya Brudny and Harav Yitzchok Sorotzkin shlita.
All are strongly encouraged to attend. The event begins at 8:00 pm
There will also be a shiur in Coventry shul on tefillos Rosh Hashana by R' Naftali Katz this Tue and Thurs night from 10:00- 10:30 in the Simcha room
All are strongly encouraged to attend. The event begins at 8:00 pm
There will also be a shiur in Coventry shul on tefillos Rosh Hashana by R' Naftali Katz this Tue and Thurs night from 10:00- 10:30 in the Simcha room
Lakewood voted heavily for Booker
In the last election, Lakewood came out strong for Cory Booker he got 55.89% of the vote. He beat his opponent by 12%. Historically the town has always voted republican, but many bucked the trend and voted Democrat for Cory Booker. Some did not vote for him because of his strong support of same gender marriage. Others argued to focus on his strong support for Israel. Well, now with his yes vote on the Iran deal the Israel argument has no teeth.
Monday, September 7, 2015
Booker in damage control reaching out to the Jewish community
The Observer has learned that Senator Cory Booker, who is under fire from Jewish supporters who had long treated him as one of their own, has convened an unusual emergency meeting to shore up his support in the wake of his decision to support President Obama’s deal with Iran.
Given the anger among the community, some are shocked by how readily Jews have lined up to attend a meeting hosted by someone who days earlier announced his support for a deal widely perceived – among this very same community at least – to represent an existential threat to the state of Israel. One prominent rabbi told the Observer, “I think even Booker’s staff is surprised how quickly the Jewish leaders said yes.” The invitation lists comprise a who’s who of influential Jewish leaders in New York and New Jersey, including ... Menachem Genack, the CEO of the Orthodox Union Kosher Division; Lori Fein, the New Jersey Director of the Zionist Organization of America.. and Rabbi Aaron Kotler, who leads an important congregation in Lakewood, NJ.
Given the anger among the community, some are shocked by how readily Jews have lined up to attend a meeting hosted by someone who days earlier announced his support for a deal widely perceived – among this very same community at least – to represent an existential threat to the state of Israel. One prominent rabbi told the Observer, “I think even Booker’s staff is surprised how quickly the Jewish leaders said yes.” The invitation lists comprise a who’s who of influential Jewish leaders in New York and New Jersey, including ... Menachem Genack, the CEO of the Orthodox Union Kosher Division; Lori Fein, the New Jersey Director of the Zionist Organization of America.. and Rabbi Aaron Kotler, who leads an important congregation in Lakewood, NJ.
Forest fire in Pine barrens spreads smoke to Lakewood
A forest fire has spread to more than 100 acres in New Jersey's Pine Barrens, according to a CBS2 report.
As of Monday evening, firefighters were still battling the blaze in Woodland Township, near the Brendan T. Byrne State Forest in Burlington County, the report states.
The report states that firefighters have requested an air tanker and an observation helicopter.
But the fire is not threatening any homes or structures, the report states. There was no word on Monday evening about the cause of the blaze, the report states.
According to a report on 6abc.com, authorities don't expect to close any roads, but if there are road closures, that could cause trouble for people coming back from Long Beach Island.
Moadim Lesimcha
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Friday, September 4, 2015
במוצאי מנוחה Selichos this Motzei Shabbos times and schedules
Ohr Mattisyahu: 953 E County Line Rd Motzei Shabbos - shmuz at 12:15 followed by selichos at 12:45
KOl Aryeh Slichos:
Matzaei Shabbos-1:00am
Sun-Fri-5:30,6:25,7:20,8:15 in hall
Erev R"H-5:30 in B"M
Shacharis Erev R"H-Hodu 15 min after Slichos
Ohr Yechezkel: Slichos motzei shabbos at 1:00am and 5:30am
307 Ridge Avenue
KOl Aryeh Slichos:
Matzaei Shabbos-1:00am
Sun-Fri-5:30,6:25,7:20,8:15 in hall
Erev R"H-5:30 in B"M
Shacharis Erev R"H-Hodu 15 min after Slichos
Ohr Yechezkel: Slichos motzei shabbos at 1:00am and 5:30am
307 Ridge Avenue
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Friday schedule, a non school day
Friday will basically be a non school day for the girls with school beginning at 9:15 at the earliest, and dismissal at 11:30 am. The bussing deal dictates the school start and dismissal times. The boys get out early on Friday the girls are dismissed a full hour before them. There is absolutely no reason school can not end an hour later on Friday. This schedule will inconvenience all working parents who will get to work late and than must leave work early to be home for the kids. How did the schools and askanim capitulate on this and not stand up for the parents and children?
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Standing in the rain and expect not to get wet
The following was posted on tls Face book page. Posting about the community to the masses will automatically elicit anti Semitic responses. You cant expect otherwise.
https://www.facebook.com/lakewood.scoop?fref=tsHow About we Focus on Prayers, Not Skin Color.
About 24 hours ago, Lakewood was again hit with tragedy, when a mother and her two children were struck by a vehicle, leaving the children fighting for their lives.
Yet, just minutes after we broke the story, the haters came out in droves with their hatred - immediately taking out their anger against "those Jews." I won't even begin to post the despicable anti-human comments some posted on some social media platforms - which unfortunately does not give us the option to pre-screen the hatred-filled comments.
But in fact, those haters were partially right. It was the Jews again.
https://www.facebook.com/lakewood.scoop?fref=tsHow About we Focus on Prayers, Not Skin Color.
About 24 hours ago, Lakewood was again hit with tragedy, when a mother and her two children were struck by a vehicle, leaving the children fighting for their lives.
Yet, just minutes after we broke the story, the haters came out in droves with their hatred - immediately taking out their anger against "those Jews." I won't even begin to post the despicable anti-human comments some posted on some social media platforms - which unfortunately does not give us the option to pre-screen the hatred-filled comments.
But in fact, those haters were partially right. It was the Jews again.
Milller road reopened
Miller road between Adams and Gudz has reopened this week to traffic after construction had the road closed. It took crews around a months time to repair a bridge in the roadway.
Early arrival time creates challenge for chadorim
The early bus pick up for boys schools will have the boys dropped off at school at 8:30 am. Schools still insist on starting at 9:00 am. Not all of the Rebbeim will be there at 8:30 to watch and supervise. Will the schools be giving breakfast or a snack since many of the boys are getting up early rushing to make the bus. The other issue is with boys who are expected to daven before school specifically the 6th graders who are not old enough to go on the minyan bus they will have to get up very early, daven in shul, eat breakfast and make the bus which could begin at 7:45 or earlier.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Continued Tefilos for the mashgiach shlita
The tzibbur is asked to continue davening for The Lakewood mashgiach Rav Mattisyahu Solomom shlita. Name for tehillim Mattisyahu Chaim ben Ettel for a refuah shlaima.
NJ tough new car seat laws begins today
Unclear if your driving from NY to NJ do u have to flip the car seat around at the state line?
The revised law adds additional regulations with specific age and weight limits. Among the new rules:
Birth to age 2: A child under age 2 and under 30 lbs. must be in a rear-facing car seat with a five-point harness. That means toddlers who are tall or have long legs must remain rear-facing even if their feet are pressed against the back seat of the car. Once a child reaches either age 2 or 30 lbs., the car seat can be turned around to face forward.
The revised law adds additional regulations with specific age and weight limits. Among the new rules:
Birth to age 2: A child under age 2 and under 30 lbs. must be in a rear-facing car seat with a five-point harness. That means toddlers who are tall or have long legs must remain rear-facing even if their feet are pressed against the back seat of the car. Once a child reaches either age 2 or 30 lbs., the car seat can be turned around to face forward.
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