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LNN: Bingo Lakewood Update

December 12, 2018, 2:00 pm
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Lakewood News Network Here's an update on the BINGO Megastore which is due to open shortly in Lakewood. An opening date has not yet been released.
LNN: A Premier Network of NEWS for the popular and growing Lakewood  community.
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Oif Simchas Lakewood December 12, 2018

December 12, 2018, 4:31 pm
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Chasuna: Schustal - Willner  at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
Chasuna: Serebrowski - Miller  at Ateres Chana Hall  Bais Faiga
Chasuna: Shoshana -  Zaks  at Lake Terrace hall

Vort: Hachosson  Moishe Ziberberg to Hakallah Shana Yoffe Bas R' Yehuda at 5 Devash Court Lakewood 7:00 pm
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Tonight: Lakewood Township Committee Meeting -Tax Breaks

December 13, 2018, 7:00 am
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Lakewood township committee meeting Thursday Dec 13, 2018 7:30 pm
Watch live HERE
Agenda HERE and below

- Tax abatement's, Long term Tax Exemptions for Cedarbridge park properties
-Dedication Of Property To The County Of Ocean ForA Traffic Signal  In The Cedarbridge Redevelopment Area
- The Purchase Of A Ford Interceptor, Purchase Of A 2019 Chevy Tahoe
-Appointing A Member To The Lakewood Township Shade Tree Commission


 CONSENT AGENDA

1. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Casa Nova Today,
LLC., In Connection With SP #2043 (First Street), Block 124, Lot 1
2. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Lakewood Investments,
LLC., In Connection With SD #1953 (Williams Street), Block 420, Lot 23.01
3. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Benchmark Builders
NJ, LLC. In Connection With SD #1873 (East Spruce Street), Block 855.01, Lots
31 and 34
4. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Declaring Default Of Performance Guarantee Posted By Yeshiva Yesodei
Hatorah, For SD #1892 (Bellinger Street), Blocks 804; 822; 823; 830, Lots 1&2;
1,2&3; 1; 40&41
5. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted by Coldstream
Developments, LLC., In Connection With SD #1879, (Gudz Road) Block11.10,
Lot 69
6. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted By ABGK, LLC., In
Connection with SD #2215AO (Wadsworth Avenue) Block 1028, Lot 1
7. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted by London Properties III,
LLC., In Connection With SD #2191AO (Wadsworth Avenue & Bradhurst Avenue)
block 1029, Lots 1 &4
8. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted By Oak Street Development,
LLC., In Connection With SD #2203AO (Broadway Avenue), Block 1042 Lot 2
9. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted by Oak Street 2B, LLC., In
Connection With SD #2240AO (Turin Avenue) Block 1042, Lots 4 And 5
10. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Declaring Default Of Performance Guarantee Posted By Shlomo Kanarek,
For SD #1641 (White Road) Block 251, Lot 8.01
11. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Excel VII, LLC. In
Connection With SP #2095 (Swarthmore Avenue), Block 1603, Lot 2
12. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Reducing The Performance Guarantee (First Reduction) Posted by Oak
Meadows, LLC., In Connection With SD #2010 (Oak St. And Route 9), For block
782.01, Lots 2,5,11,16.01&16.02
13. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing A Performance Guarantee Posted By Ron Ashkenazi In
Connection With SD #1377A (Apollo Road), Block 104, Lots 47,53,55-58 and61
14. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Benjamin Parnes, In
Connection With SD #1516 (Cedar Drive), Block 262 Lot 7 And 8
15. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Declaring Default Of Maintenance Guarantee Posted by Gefen
Construction, LLC., For SD #1666 (Ridgeview Gardens, LLC.) Block 238 Lots 15,
16 and 17
16. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Declaring Default Of Maintenance Guarantee Posted by 945 Airport Road,
LLC., For SP #2048 (Airport Road) Block 1160.01, Lot 222
17. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing The Maintenance Guarantee Posted By Rivers Edge
Development, LLC., In Connection With SD #1833 (Read Place), Block 855.02,
Lot 25
18. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood County Of Ocean State Of New Jersey
Authorizing Appropriation Transfers In The 2018 Municipal Budget
19. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing Submission Of A Strategic Plan For The Lakewood Municipal
Alliance Grant For Fiscal Year 2020
20. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Appointing A Member To The Lakewood Township Shade Tree
Commission
21. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey Authorizing The Use Of National Cooperative Contracts For The Purchase
Of Courtroom Renovation-Technology Pursuant To And In Accordance With P.L.
2011, c.139
22. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey Authorizing The Purchase Of A Ford Interceptor Pursuant To And In
Accordance With N.J.S.A. 40A:11-11(5)
23. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey Authorizing The Purchase Of A 2019 Chevy Tahoe Pursuant To And In
Accordance With N.J.S.A. 40A:11-11(5) (Local Cooperative)
24. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Accepting The Highest Qualified Bid For A New Plenary Retail Distribution
Liquor License
25. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, And State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing The Issuance A New Class D Plenary Retail Distribution
Liquor License.
26. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Setting The Re-Organizational Meeting Date For 2019
27. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New Jersey,
Authorizing The Township To Execute Documents Relating To The Dedication Of
Property To The County Of Ocean For Placement Of A Traffic Signal Designated As
Proposed Lot 1.05, Being A Portion Of Block 961.02 Lot 1, In The Cedarbridge
Redevelopment Area
28. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing A Lien Be Placed On Various Properties For Failure To
Comply With Township Ordinance For Property Maintenance
29. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing The Tax Collector To Reimburse A Lien Holder For A
Certificate Erroneously Sold At Tax Sale With Legal Interest
30. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of
New Jersey, Authorizing 1st Generation Assistance Funds For Fiscal Year
2019 For The Lakewood Development Corporation
31. Resolution Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing The Execution Of A Schedule "C" Agreement With The County
Of Ocean For 2019
(M) ORDINANCES SECOND READING

1. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 40A:21-1 Et Seq., Granting Abatement To Local
Property Taxes To Excel Business Park I LLC, For Facilities Located At Block 411
Lot 82 (501 Prospect Street), And Authorizing The Mayor And Or His Designee
And Township Clerk To Execute Any And All Documents Necessary And Proper
To Enter Into A Tax Abatement Agreement

2. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Approving The Pilot Application And Authorizing The Mayor And Township
Clerk To Execute A Financial Agreement By And Between The Township Of
Lakewood And AOTSR, LLC Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 40A:20-1, Et Seq. For
Property Known As A Portion Of Block 961.02 Lot 1 Proposed Lot 1.05 As Shown
On The Official Tax Map Of The Township Of Lakewood Located In The
Cedarbridge Redevelopment Plan Area

3. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Approving The Pilot Application And Authorizing The Mayor And Township
Clerk To Execute A Financial Agreement By And Between The Township Of
Lakewood And Ave Of The States Office, LLC Pursuant To N.J.S.A. 40A:20-1, Et
Seq. For Property Known As A Portion Of Block 961.02 Lot 1 Proposed Lot 1.06
As Shown On The Official Tax Map Of The Township Of Lakewood Located In
The Cedarbridge Redevelopment Plan Area

4. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Approving The Pilot Application And Authorizing The Mayor And Township
Clerk To Execute A Financial Agreement By And Between The Township Of
Lakewood And Cedarbridge Equity Urban Renewal, LLC Pursuant To N.J.S.A.
40A:20-1, Et Seq. For Property Located At Block 961 Lot 2.05 As Shown On The
Official Tax Map Of The Township Of Lakewood Located IN The Cedarbridge
Redevelopment Plan Area

5. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Approving The Pilot Application And Authorizing The Mayor And Township
Clerk To Execute A Financial Agreement By And Between The Township OF
Lakewood And Cedarbridge Office Urban Renewal LLC Pursuant To N.J.S.A.
40A:20-1, Et Seq. For Property Located At Block 961.01 Lot 4, As Shown On The
Official Tax Map Of The Township Of Lakewood Located In The Cedarbridge
Redevelopment Plan Area

6. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Amending And Supplementing Article VIII("Design Standards") Section
18-803.F And 18-815.1.9 (Dis-allow Fencing Around Detention Basins)

7. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Releasing, Extinguishing And Vacating The Rights Of The Public To A
Portion Of Old Brook Road, Said Portions Being At Its Intersection With Brook
Road And To Further Accept A Dedication Of Property And Transfer A Portion Of
Property To Adjoining Property So As To Align Old Brook Road With Imperial
Court In The Township Of Lakewood

8. Ordinance Of The Township Of Lakewood, County Of Ocean, State Of New
Jersey, Authorizing The Mayor To Execute A Financial Agreement By And Between
The Township Of Lakewood And Pine Holdings Urban Renewal, LLC Pursuant To
N.J.S.A. 40A:20-1, Et Seq. For Property Located At Lot 5 In Block 961.01, As
Shown On The Official Tax Map Of The Township Of Lakewood Located In The
Cedarbridge Redevelopment Plan Area
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Open Enrollment Deadline

December 13, 2018, 9:38 am
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NJ Has the individual mandate insurance tax.
LAKEWOOD, NJ - News 12-  Saturday is the last day to enroll in health care for next year, and experts say it is better to sign up sooner rather than later. Health insurance brokers are working around the clock to individualize and break down health care plans for their clients.
"Once we understand their specific insurance needs, then we will be able to provide them with the right plan that will suit their specific needs," says Mark Herschlag, CEO of Cosmo Insurance.
Herschlag says make sure you're not eligible for a subsidy through the marketplace before you go to a broker.

He also recommends going through the plans to make sure it checks all necessary boxes.
"Does it cover my blood work, does it cover imaging, prenatal care, postnatal care?" Herschlag says. "People wouldn't even realize that if they have a high deductible plan that prenatal care will be covered and postnatal care would be covered."
Herschlag says to enroll as soon as possible because you can't sign up once it closes.
"It's hard because you hear the person crying on the other side saying, 'I need to see a doctor, I need to go to the hospital,' and they've missed open enrollment and that's really what kills us most here when we get those calls," he says.
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Dor Yeshorim Mass Screening in Lakewood Tonight

December 13, 2018, 2:37 pm
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Oif Simchas Lakewood December 13, 2018

December 13, 2018, 3:30 pm
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Chasuna: Thau - Schulman at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
Chasuna:  Paretsky - Preil at  Ateres Chana Hall  Bais Faiga
Chasuna:  Cooper- Zeffren at  Ne'emas Hachaim Hall
Chasuna: Klugman -  Ehrman at Ateres Reva hall


-Vort: Hachosson Ahron Yehuda Schmelczer ben R' Shmuel to Hakallah Rivky Koppenheim at Ateres Yeshaya hall  908 E. County Line Lakewood 7:30 pm
-Vort: Hachosson Shloime Stern to Hakallah Esti Murik Bas R' Shraga at 23 Shonny Court, Lakewood 7:30 pm
-Vort: Hachosson Abish Panzer to Hakallah Hessy Keltzkin Bas R' Yisrael Ahron at Ateres Malka hall 140 Lehigh Ave, Lakewood, NJ  8:30 pm
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Township committee Meeting Recap : Spending tax payer Dollars

December 14, 2018, 3:00 am
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Video replay HERE
During the regular meeting the township passed 5 ordinances that gave Millions worth of  tax breaks and abatements on buildings and properties located in cedarbridge corporate park. Prior to the vote Committeeman Issac Akerman left and all ordinances were passed by only 3 members.

At public comment following each ordnance a resident questioned the committee why they are giving away these tax breaks which will put a burden on the tax payers claiming the mayor is doing as told by the VAAD. The Land of 200 acres at Cedarbridge  was given away for free by the township and developers sold off parcels for huge profits, why should they get an additional tax break while costing the taxpayers of Lakewood, he asked.  The mayor responded that these terms were set 20 years ago and is used as an incentive to draw businesses to the area pointing to the hundreds of people who now have jobs in theses offices.
However a lot has changed in 20 years and this area is prime real estate, the only ones who gain are the developers who sell the parcels at a higher value because they come with a 30 year tax break no one else gets these incentives. All this while Taxes in Lakewood have gone up this year and the BOE is projected to be 40 million in the hole,


Before the business portion of the meeting, kids from Lakewood public schools performed in front of the committee and the BOE attorney thanked the township for giving money to sports and other after school programs. The township this year gave 2 million dollars to the BOE from the municipal budget. A  local resident blasted the committeemen for taking credit while the real thank you should go to the taxpayers of Lakewood whose money is spent by township officials.

A request was made to remove a member from the Planning board for not making applicants put curbs and sidewalks.

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30 year Tax Abatements in Lakewood? Do they Apply?

December 14, 2018, 8:00 am
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This is what the NJ municipal government explains as a reason why an abatement between 5 and 30 years might be called for. Usually it is in order to redevelop a blighted crime ridden neighborhood. Not in order to make developers wealthier.

"Attracting commercial, residential and industrial development to areas most in need of redevelopment or rehabilitation is often difficult so municipalities are increasingly utilizing New Jersey’s Tax Abatement Programs, providing for Payments in Lieu of Taxes or “PILOTs” to help with community growth and progress in these areas. Under these PILOT programs, municipalities are authorized to grant developers exemptions from traditional property taxes for a set period of time to encourage them to make improvements to property, or to locate a project in a distressed or “blighted” area. Instead of property taxes, developers make an annual PILOT payment to the municipality. The
PILOT payment is typically much less than traditional taxes, and is structured so that the municipality receives more of a benefit than it would from usual property taxes. Not only do these exemptions save a developer in real estate taxes, but they provide an increase in the fair market value of the property as a result of higher net operating income.
Long-term tax abatements (NJSA 40A:20-1) may last up to 30 years from completion of a project, are typically utilized for larger redevelopment projects, and require a municipality to declare an area as being in need of redevelopment. The PILOT is then set based on a percentage of project costs or revenue generated by the project, depending on the type of project. Short-term tax abatements (NJSA 40A:21-1) typically lasting five years are used to encourage rehabilitation of existing buildings and structures, but can also be used for larger scale new construction. The PILOT structure, again, greatly reduces the developer’s tax burden, and results in significant savings over the term of the PILOT agreement. In determining whether to enter into an abatement agreement, it is important to consider, among other criteria, the type and size of the development, impact of local tax rate on the profitability of the project, and the fiscal benefit added to the community."


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WSJ: Roshei Yeshiva in Op Ed "Albany bureaucrats want to commandeer our curriculum. We won’t have it."

December 14, 2018, 9:22 am
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Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal by By Rabbis Elya Brudny and Yisroel Reisman

Together the two of us have 70 years of experience in Jewish education. Yet nothing could have prepared us for what the New York State Education Department did last month. On Nov. 20, Commissioner MaryEllen Elia issued guidance empowering local school boards to evaluate private schools and to vote on our right to continue educating our students.



The state government now requires private schools to offer a specific set of classes more comprehensive than what students in public schools must learn. Our schools must offer 11 courses to students in grades 5 through 8, for a total of seven hours of daily instruction. Public schools have less than six hours a day of prescribed instruction. Private-school teachers will also be required to submit to evaluation by school districts.



At a press conference announcing the new guidelines, a reporter asked Ms. Elia what would happen if a yeshiva didn’t alter its Jewish-studies emphasis to conform to her mandate. She responded that parents “would be notified they need to transfer students” in as little as six weeks. And if they didn’t? “They’d be considered truant, and that’s another whole process that gets triggered.”

Government may have an interest in ensuring that every child receives a sound basic education, but it has no right to commandeer our schools’ curricula. Parents who want to send their children to a school offering a course list devised by the state enroll their children in the local public school. But parents who choose religious education want their children to have a specific moral, ethical and religious framework for life. Parents who choose a yeshiva want their children’s education to emphasize Jewish texts, history and culture.

The new guidance should offend people of all faiths, and others are speaking out. The New York State Council of Catholic School Superintendents recently told Ms. Elia that they reject the guidance and are “directing all diocesan Catholic schools not to participate in any review carried out by local public school officials.” We expect others will join them.

While these new guidelines affect all religious schools, we know they were directed at the yeshiva system in particular. In recent years, a small number of vocal critics have complained that a handful of yeshivas emphasize Jewish studies at the expense of secular studies. They ignore the parental and religious rights of those who choose yeshiva education, are naive about the pitfalls of putting state bureaucrats in charge of religious schools, and appear more interested in undermining parental control of yeshivas than in enhancing their secular studies.

There are more than 440 yeshivas in New York state, educating 165,000 students. There will always be schools that need to improve and students who can be better served. But underperforming schools are the outliers, and they don’t define the yeshiva system. Imagine if the state launched a broadside against the New York City public-school system because many of its students are failing.

The new curriculum demands so much time that it crowds out Torah study, our sacred mission. We also are troubled by guidelines that focus entirely on inputs. The lesson plan is all that matters to the state. Yet experience has taught us that what truly matters is what kind of adults our students become. Despite the uncertainty created by this “guidance,” we are sure that yeshivas across New York won’t allow the state to alter their emphasis on the Torah.

In Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925), the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Oregon couldn’t force all students to attend public schools. It offered this stinging rebuke: “A child is not the mere creature of the State; those who nurture him and direct his destiny have the right, coupled with the high duty, to recognize and prepare him for additional obligations.” Ms. Elia and her colleagues would do well to absorb that message so that we can fulfill our “high duty,” our life’s work, of providing a well-rounded Jewish education.

Messrs. Brudny and Reisman are rabbis and deans of Brooklyn yeshivas, Mir and Torah Vodaas.
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Lakewood Zmanim ערב שבת פרשת ויגש

December 14, 2018, 10:57 am
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Friday, December 14, 2018 / ו׳ טבת תשע״ט לייקווד

-Candle lighting:     4:13 PM
-Shkia/sunset: 4:31 pm

-Weather Shabbos: Rain Friday night.  Day, Rain early showers in the afternoon. High 51F. Chance of rain 90%. Rainfall around a half an inch.

 הִנֵּ֨ה אֲנִ֚י לֹקֵ֙חַ֙ אֶת־בְּנֵ֣י יִשְׂרָאֵ֔ל מִבֵּ֥ין הַגּוֹיִ֖ם אֲשֶׁ֣ר הָֽלְכוּ־שָׁ֑ם וְקִבַּצְתִּ֚י אֹתָם֙ מִסָּבִ֔יב וְהֵֽבֵאתִ֥י אוֹתָ֖ם אֶל־אַדְמָתָֽם   
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Motzei Shabbos Parshas Vayigash Lakewood 5779

December 15, 2018, 4:14 pm
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Hespedim for Rav Nosson Herzka z"tl at Pine River shul 8:45 pm
Coventry Shul  Annual Melava Malka 8:30 pm  601 E. Kennedy Blvd Harav Gerhon Ribner guest speaker
Tiferes Nachum Forest Park Hachnosas Kallah fund melava malka  at 260 Spruce street
Pasaaic Yeshiva alumni Melava Malka at Ne'emas Hachaim hall 9:00 pm
Melava Malka at Chabad Lakewood 1309 central ave with Rav Reuven Wolf 9:00 pm
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Riverwood development at Rockwell Satmar

December 16, 2018, 6:43 am
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Coastal Flood Adviory for Ocean County

December 16, 2018, 7:53 am
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The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory, which is in effect from noon today to 6 PM EST this evening. Up to a ¼ to a ½ inch of rainfall  is expected into the evening.

* LOCATIONS...Coastal areas of Ocean County in New Jersey.

* TIMING...High tide on the Ocean County oceanfront occurs between 1 and 2 pm today. High tide on the back bays occurs later than the high tide on the oceanfront.


* COASTAL FLOOD IMPACTS...Up to one half foot of saltwater inundation above ground level is possible in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. Minor roadway flooding is
possible on Long Beach Island, Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant Beach and other locations near Barnegat Bay.

* WAVES...Wave heights on the ocean waters off the coast are forecast to be 4 to 7 feet. Time of high total tides are approximate to the nearest hour.

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Video: Levin @11 Vayigash

December 16, 2018, 8:40 am
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Solar Carports at LTC Lakewood

December 16, 2018, 9:31 am
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Uber Driver leaves Girls at wrong Location right before Shabbos

December 16, 2018, 10:09 am
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 On Friday afternoon a half hour before Shkia, 10 girls took two Uber cars from the Spruce Street area to 6th Street in Lakewood. As Shabbos approached the first car of girls arrived but the second car was nowhere to be found. After an hour of nervous waiting, Lakewood Police was called and a search was conducted for the missing girls. With the assistance of FRUBER the missing girls were tracked to where they had been dropped off about a mile from the correct location. Lakewood Police and FRUBER worked together to find the girls, who were BH found safe and walking toward the correct location. Lkaewood Chaveirim assisted as well.
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Oif Simchas Lakewood December 16, 2018

December 16, 2018, 2:33 pm
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Chasuna: Reinman - Krupnik at Ateres Reva hall
Chasuna: Rotkin - Zelasko at Ateres Chana hall Bais Faiga
Chasuna: Halpern - Glick at Ne;emas Hachaim hall
Chasuna: Silberberg - Stern at Lake Terrace hall

Vort: Hachosson Yaakov Zipper to Hakallah Henny Tolowinski Bas R' Avrohom Moshe at Ohr Meir Simcha hall 30 5th street Lakewood, NJ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Vort: Hachosson Yoni Rappaport to Hakallah Blimi Grunberger Bas R' Eliezer at Willow court shul 1455 14th street  Lakewood at 6:00pm
Vort: Hachosson Aron Taub to Hakallah Bas R' Yechezkel Beck at B"M Zichron Yoel 1014 Lawrence avenue Lakewood 8:00 pm

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Moetzes of Agudah calls for Yom Tefillah tomorrow Asarah B'Teves

December 17, 2018, 6:17 am
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The State of New York has published new guidelines to ensure that nonpublic schools, including Yeshivos and Bais Yaakovs, provide an education that is “substantially equivalent” to that of the public schools. What this means is that every single Cheider, Yeshiva Ketanah, Yeshiva Gedolah and Bais Yaakov, from elementary through high school, has to meet specific government standards about what they teach and how long they teach it for. The guidelines represent an unacceptable government intrusion into the autonomy of our mosdos. It should be up to the Vaad HaChinuch of each yeshiva, or the Moreh Hora’ah for the Kehillah with which that yeshiva is affiliated, to decide what our children learn.

In recognition of the seriousness of this challenge, the Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah are asking all shuls to be marbeh b’tfillah and amiras Tehillim at Minchah, this Tuesday, Asarah B’Teves.

May the zechus of the tefillas rabim help in averting this gezeirah.
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OCHD Measles Update: Working on Eradication from the County

December 17, 2018, 10:27 am
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MEASLES UPDATE * AS OF DECEMBER 17, 2018 * 11:30 A.M.

The following is a summary from the Ocean County Health Department.
•There are now 19 confirmed measles cases.
•There are now 5 cases under investigation.

Ocean County Health Department Public Health Coordinator Daniel E. Regenye, cautions that the measles outbreak continues to generate reports of new potential exposure which must be immediately and thoroughly investigated. We must continue to be vigilant and to take all necessary precautions to avoid an escalation of this measles outbreak, and remind all medical personnel that measles is an immediately reportable disease.” We remain grateful for the efforts of community leaders and members of the public who have embraced and amplified the messaging from the Ocean County Health Department to limit any exponential worsening of this outbreak.”  “Our message now is to remain informed on the status of potential measles exposure, insure that one’s family is fully vaccinated and protected, and encourage others in the community to do likewise as we work towards the eventual eradication of measles in our County,” restated Regenye

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Tax dollars: Lakewood Municipal Govt

December 17, 2018, 12:42 pm
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Lakewood township municipal Government employs 563 people across all departments including the Police Department. 

The lust foes Not including the Fire Dept LIC, LDC, LTMUA, LHA and BOE employees.
 See full list with salaries Posted at First Amendment Activist website. 
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