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Monday, February 15, 2021
Sunday, February 14, 2021
Hasc Concert Live broadcast A time for Music 34
תורה תורה חגרי שק
WATCH LIVE, 2:30 PM: Levayah for Sefer Torah Destroyed in Yeshiva Chayei Olam Fire You can watch the levayah via Zoom HERE. Enter passcode 510077, webinar ID 847 6215 5667
Sunday Feb 14 News Updates Lakewood
-Weather: Generally cloudy. High 38F.
-26 new covid cases in Lakewood +2 deaths totals 11585/271. Toms River 8000/272
-Costume closeouts open In Howell near Target on rt 9 at former Barnes and Noble location.
-Pesach Travel advisory at this time there is no certainty that student visa holders will be permitted to return to Israel immediately after Pesach. Furthermore, there is a possibility that vaccinated/recovered patients will have priority in returning to Israel. This would require vaccination and recovery documented in Israel. However, they point out that there is no confirmation of this. (Matzav)
- Weather advisory issued untill 10:00 am Freezing Drizzle. could see ice accumulations of a light glaze.Treacherous travel conditions will continue due to icy roadways. Sidewalks and other untreated surfaces will also be slippery through at least mid morning.
- Some Bus transportation canceled for Sunday morning route by most companies, schools are open parents expected to drive
-To quickly remove ice from car windshield fill up a spray bottle with water and two parts rubbing alcohol or 3 parts Vinegar with a drop of soap turn on defogger and spray the solution let it sit for 30 seconds and it will start melting immediately. Let it sit for a minute, then use your scraper to wipe off the ice. Another tip it should first be chopped and broken apart before scraping so it comes off in blocks.
-Levaya and kinus of Sefer Torah that got burned laat week R"L at yeshiva Chayei Olam will take place today 2:30 pm at the chapel on 7th street with social distancing and masking.
-Bde: Petira of Mrs. Raizel Hoffman a"h 74, The levaya will be Sunday morning at 10:00 am at the Lakewood Chapel 613 Ramsey off 7th street. Kevura in Beth Moses cematery west Babolon, NY..Zoom link for Levaya HERE pw 410721
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Video: When Coronavirus was First Mentioned Last Year in Lakewood
Concerns of coronavirus were first brought up at the township meeting last year on February 6, 2020 11 shevat 5780 and followed up again a month later a week before purim on the 9th of Adar at the time officials said it is not life threatening has a low mortality rate and is like the common cold.
Motzei Shabbos Feb 13 News Updates Lakewod
-70 new covid cases in Lakewood totals 11559/269
-Yeshiva Tiferes Baruch of Springfield Melava Malka dinner at Fountain ballroom 8:15 pm
Friday, February 12, 2021
Video: קידוש - Malchus Choir
Lakewood Zmanim עש''ק פרשת משפטים פרשת שקלים שבת ראש חודש אדר תשפ''א
Friday Rosh Chodesh Adar News Updates Lakewood
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Oif Simchas/Shiurim/Farrbrengen א' ראש חודש אדר תשפ''א
Mesivta Acceptance Process
Mesivtos in Lakewood Take in More Bochurim to Accommodate Growth a few new mesivtos opened up for a record number of applicants of boys going to Mesivta for next year. There are still some bochurim who didn't get in yet but the process for everyone involved all around is not an easy one as there is no system.
Letter about the Mesivta acceptance printed in TVOL 3 years ago Feb issue
Lakewood ער'ח אדר תשפ''א Minyanim for Yom Kippur Koton
Thursday Erev Rosh Chodesh Adar 5781 News Updates
weather: Snow during the morning will taper off and give way to cloudy skies during the afternoon. Temps in the low to mid 30s. Chance of snow 90%. Snow accumulations less than one inch.
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Moetzes: Addresses Flaunting Gashmiyus Lifestyle, Ads in Papers , call for yom Kippur Koton and half day Taanis
“Spring has passed and summer is over – we have not yet been saved.” (Yirmiyah 8:20) Thousands of our fellow Jews, among them Torah giants and tzaddikim, have been afflicted with the terrible COVID-19 disease, and – may Hashem help us! – many of those have passed away. The pandemic has greatly diminished the Torah learning in our yeshivos, Bais Yaakovs, and shuls; it has curtailed our Yomim Tovim and celebrations.
It is clear that there is upon our nation an appeal from Heaven to correct our ways. Every person must examine his behavior and strengthen whatever may be lacking. But, in addition to that, the public – as a tzibbur – must examine its collective actions and lifestyle. We therefore feel it important to bring up a fundamental and broad point on which the public should now focus.
Lakewood Property Taxes go up
Lakewood residents received a post card with the 2021 property tax assessment. In Lakewood, the average taxpayer paid $7,435 in property tax in 2020; a 5.5% increase over 2019. In Jackson, the average was $7,778 (+1.4%) and in Toms River, the average was $6,673 (+5.1%).Taxes went up across the board this year in Lakewood from municipal, BOE and Fire taxes all voted on budget increases. The municipal and BOE portion went up $300 - $500 annually. and fire went up from $35 -$75 annually. The county tax portion went down.
According to new figures released by the state Department of Community Affairs, the average 2020 property taxes paid in New Jersey rose above $9,000 for the first time, with the average homeowner paying a property tax bill of $9,112, up nearly $160.00, or 1.8%, compared to 2019.
Wednesday Feb 10 News Updates Lakewood
Tuesday, February 9, 2021
BDE: Harav Sheftel Halevi Neuberger ZT'L Nasi Yeshivas Ner YIsrael Baltimore
Tuesday Feb 9 News Updates Lakewood
Hespedim For Rav Dovid Soleveitchik ZT"L By Close Talmidim
Agudah Guidelines for Purim 5781
Purim 5781: A Time for Mindfulness and Care
As we prepare for this upcoming Purim, we can remind ourselves how this past year might have been different had we only known last Purim what we know now. We now do know, however, that Purim has the potential to be a “super-spreader” of the terrible pandemic, and are required to think of our neighbors’ and family members’ health and safety with great gravity and concern, especially as more highly infectious strains of the COVID-19 virus are proliferating. We are, by now, all well-schooled in proper safety guidelines; in case anyone needs a reminder, please see here for the latest CDC guidance.
Based on consultation with our rabbinic leadership and medical specialists, the Agudah is providing the following recommended guidelines for the upcoming Purim. Specific areas that require mindfulness and care this year include:
Letter from 25 Roshei Kollel to Vaccinate
Monday, February 8, 2021
Monday Feb 8 News Updates Lakewood
Weather: Sunny. High 31F.
-46 new covid cases in Lakewood totals 11059/266
-Food Distribution dSanz Klausenberg now offering home delivery with pre registration HERE
-Trump attorney David Schoen withdraws his request for a pause in the Senate impeachment trial so he can observe the Jewish sabbath: I will not participate during the Sabbath; but the role I would have played will be fully covered to the satisfaction of the defense team."
-Tehillim Please daven for Adina Aidel bas Sheina Mindel - has covid and pneumonia and is undergoing an emergency c-section. Critical condition
- 3 more winter storms may head toward NJ this week; up to 5 inches of snow possible Tuesday in North jersey. Central Jersey and some areas in the south should see an inch or less, Next storm in Thursday to Friday with 2-4 inches followed by another one early next week
-- 31 cases of more contagious COVID variant found in 11 N.J. counties 12 are in Ocean county
-El Al will have 2 emergency flights to and from the US to bring people stuck back to Israel or NY the flights will leave Feb 9 from TLV and back from JFK Feb 13. $600 per one way ticket
Democrats to Announce $3,000-Per-Child Benefit
- (The Washington Post) -Senior Democrats on Monday will unveil legislation to provide $3,000 per child to tens of millions of American families, aiming to make a major dent in child poverty as part of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion economic relief package.
The 22-page bill to dramatically expand direct cash benefits to American families was obtained by The Washington Post ahead of its release.
Under the proposal, the Internal Revenue Service would provide $3,600 over the course of the year per child under the age of 6, as well as $3,000 per child of ages 6 to 17. The size of the benefit would diminish for Americans earning more than $75,000 per year, as well as for couples jointly earning more than $150,000 per year. The payments would be sent monthly beginning in July, a delay intended to give the IRS time to prepare for the massive new initiative.



