Competition is a good thing. Pesach food shopping is in full swing and the price wars have begun. The Lakewood supermarkets and grocery stores are advertising sales and specials on many products. Stores also are selling cheaper by the case at discounted prices. Options of ordering in bulk through the likes of Moadim L'simcha or local shuls also help ease the financial burden. Special Pesach circulars were sent out with many sale items for yom tov shopping. The addition of new supermarkets in Lakewood at least for now has brought down food prices and forced other stores to be competitive. Eventually prices will go up but for now food shopping has become somewhat affordable.
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Pesach pricewars
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Regesh/ Tekumah 24 hr Fundraising drive on charidy.com
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Tekumah and Regesh, are programs that were created to educate, work with, and prevent youth at risk. We are an organization with Daas Torah at our Helm guiding us constantly as we weave in and out the intricacies of this area of yidishkeit, led by the Mashgiach of Bais Medrash Govoha HaRav Yehuda Jacobs shlita.
Tekumah and it's staff are here for a large Spectrum Jewish youth. On the most helpless angle, we address the needs of those struggling teens who don't even consider turning somewhere for help, and end up falling literally to the roadside. We have trained and experienced personal of men and of women who reach out, and initiate interaction and direction, enabling us to address the needs of the some of the most inaccessible of our youth.
Our "Regesh Network" provides the community with free and confidential crisis hotlines for boys, girls and parental support. Our trained team of specialists and educators offer a listening ear and a guiding light to our youth, who may be going through difficult times. Although we are a new organization, launched in August, The Regesh Network has fielded over 3000 calls to date.
As you may imagine, our hotline receives all types of calls, from all over the country. Our largest group of callers are young people experiencing abuse of some sort, questions about Yiddishkeit and children who are going through some sort of family crisis .In addition, our parenting hotlines are kept quite busy with parents seeking help and services. We also get many calls from friends and family who are concerned about their loved ones.
We take each and every call seriously and treat all callers with dignity and respect. Each call that comes in , becomes the catalyst to getting the help that they are seeking.
No matter what the situation, Regesh trained and experienced advocates are supportive and will do whatever it takes to help these suffering families in their time of need.
To learn more about The Regesh Network give us a call at 732.367.7700
or vist us on the web https://tekumah.com/regesh-network/
Center Girls-Mercaz Rochel is a night program for girls started by Devorah Malamud.
It is a night program for girls, a place where young girls could come and feel part of a larger group focused on supporting one another without judgmental attitudes.
It’s a destination for fun with friends, social activities and dinner.Throughout the year we have activities, Trips, BBQs, swimming and inspirational talks . In addition, we have a Purim Party,Chanukah Party,Tisha B’av program, Shavous ice cream Bash and Shabbos meals.
Hurry! It’s everything or nothing!
Tekumah and Regesh, are programs that were created to educate, work with, and prevent youth at risk. We are an organization with Daas Torah at our Helm guiding us constantly as we weave in and out the intricacies of this area of yidishkeit, led by the Mashgiach of Bais Medrash Govoha HaRav Yehuda Jacobs shlita.
Tekumah and it's staff are here for a large Spectrum Jewish youth. On the most helpless angle, we address the needs of those struggling teens who don't even consider turning somewhere for help, and end up falling literally to the roadside. We have trained and experienced personal of men and of women who reach out, and initiate interaction and direction, enabling us to address the needs of the some of the most inaccessible of our youth.
Our "Regesh Network" provides the community with free and confidential crisis hotlines for boys, girls and parental support. Our trained team of specialists and educators offer a listening ear and a guiding light to our youth, who may be going through difficult times. Although we are a new organization, launched in August, The Regesh Network has fielded over 3000 calls to date.
As you may imagine, our hotline receives all types of calls, from all over the country. Our largest group of callers are young people experiencing abuse of some sort, questions about Yiddishkeit and children who are going through some sort of family crisis .In addition, our parenting hotlines are kept quite busy with parents seeking help and services. We also get many calls from friends and family who are concerned about their loved ones.
We take each and every call seriously and treat all callers with dignity and respect. Each call that comes in , becomes the catalyst to getting the help that they are seeking.
No matter what the situation, Regesh trained and experienced advocates are supportive and will do whatever it takes to help these suffering families in their time of need.
To learn more about The Regesh Network give us a call at 732.367.7700
or vist us on the web https://tekumah.com/regesh-network/
Center Girls-Mercaz Rochel is a night program for girls started by Devorah Malamud.
It is a night program for girls, a place where young girls could come and feel part of a larger group focused on supporting one another without judgmental attitudes.
It’s a destination for fun with friends, social activities and dinner.Throughout the year we have activities, Trips, BBQs, swimming and inspirational talks . In addition, we have a Purim Party,Chanukah Party,Tisha B’av program, Shavous ice cream Bash and Shabbos meals.
Hurry! It’s everything or nothing!
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New stores coming to Todd Plaza
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Rythm 5 in Lakewood
Heartwarming performance by the amazing @MordyShapiro@TzvisMusic@Yuger101@DuvyK@JohnTendy@DesignsBySrulypic.twitter.com/N1RuSP8ZCr— RHYTHM 5 (@_Rhythm5) April 12, 2016
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At Moadim Lesimcha
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Toms River honors man who rescued jewish baby in fatal crash
VIN Lakewood, NJ - Just one month after the horrific death of an Orthodox Jewish mother from Toms River in a collision, a local man was honored for rescuing her infant daughter from the mangled wreck.
As previously reported on VIN News, Leah Eisdorfer of Toms River was driving on New Hampshire Avenue on March 9th when her vehicle inexplicably crossed the yellow line and plunged down an embankment, killing the 28 year old instantly.
William Copes, who was driving on the same road, pulled his car over and ran to offer his assistance, rescuing the baby girl who was suspended upside down while strapped in her car seat in the rear row of the Honda Odyssey.
The 51 year old Copes told the Asbury Park Press that with smoke pouring out of the minivan’s engine he was afraid that the car could explode without warning.
Obtaining a knife from another bystander, Copes squeezed through a small opening into the third seat of the Odyssey and freed the little girl from her car seat, moving her to a safer location until help arrived on scene.
The Toms River Police Department and the Township Council presented Copes, who sustained cuts and bruises in the rescue, with the Good Samaritan Award tonight in honor of his heroic actions.
Also present was the husband of the deceased, Dovid Eisdorfer, who wheeled his daughter in for the ceremony in her stroller, covered with a pink blanket.
Eisdorfer embraced Copes and presented him with a token gift of thanks. He read aloud from a card that he presented to Copes which bore the words, “this is just a token of my appreciation. Words could never describe the gratitude I have for your selflessness. You risked your life to save another. The soul of man is G-d’s candle. Thank you for saving my world; whoever saves a life it is as if he saved an entire world.”
Copes spoke briefly, thanking his wife, his family and the local township and sharing a few thoughts about that fateful day.
“March 9 is definitely going to be with me forever,” said Copes. “I would just hope that anybody else came to a situation like that they ,would do the same thing to recover another human being.”
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Pesach cleaning Imperial wood flooring
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Girls still waiting
There are still girls not accepted to school and others placed in schools that they never applied to but the media wants you to believe otherwise.
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Video: Lakewood fire commissioners meeting
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Lakewood Pesach Supercenter
LKWD PESACH SUPERCENTER! Car Cleaning. Kashering. CHEAPEST Paper Goods around! 601 Prospect/ 7325230254 ↧
Bochurim join with striking Verizon workers
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Appeals court hears Amit Borenstein Jail death arguments
APP reports The Amit Borenstein case has returned before a federal judge, attorneys say the legal errors were made during the trial "The 2010 death of Amit Bornstein in Monmouth County Jail returned before federal judges last week as attorneys made oral arguments in the ongoing appeal of his family's wrongful death lawsuit. Three judges for the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia heard the case Thursday.
A federal jury in March 2015 determined corrections officers at Monmouth County Jail did not violate Bornstein's civil rights when they scuffled with him twice before he died in custody in 2010. Bornstein's father initially sued both Monmouth County as well as Correct Care Solutions, LLC, the vendor that provides medical care at the jail, alleging civil rights violations and negligence."
Monmouth County Sheriff's Office deputies picked Bornstein up on warrants on July 29, 2010 for not showing up at court for cases involving pot possession, stealing from cars and a traffic ticket.
Hours later, Bornstein, who lived in Marlboro, was dead. His family and friends claimed jail officers beat him twice, then medical staff did not properly care for his injuries. Jail officers and medical staff say their actions were proper. They testified at trial that Bornstein died of severe and undiagnosed heart disease caused by his use of anabolic steroids.
Bornstein's attorneys say the following legal errors were made during the trial:
Defense attorneys referenced allegations that Bornstein used anabolic steroids. Attorneys for Monmouth County and CCS both argued in appeal documents that the reference was relevant to Bornstein's cause of death.
The jury did not get to consider if Monmouth Jail corrections officers acted with "deliberate indifference" to Bornstein’s medical needs. Monmouth County's attorney argued it was not an error because Bornstein's attorneys never brought up the issue in court documents ahead of the trial and did not properly make the case during the trial.
Bornstein's medical expert, Dr. Michael Baden, was not allowed to give his opinion about CCS staff and medical negligence. CCS attorneys say Bornstein’s attorneys made a strategic decision not to use Baden as an expert on jail medical care.
The jury did not get to decide if CCS was negligent. CCS attorneys say the judge's decision was proper. read more at APP.com
A federal jury in March 2015 determined corrections officers at Monmouth County Jail did not violate Bornstein's civil rights when they scuffled with him twice before he died in custody in 2010. Bornstein's father initially sued both Monmouth County as well as Correct Care Solutions, LLC, the vendor that provides medical care at the jail, alleging civil rights violations and negligence."
Monmouth County Sheriff's Office deputies picked Bornstein up on warrants on July 29, 2010 for not showing up at court for cases involving pot possession, stealing from cars and a traffic ticket.
Hours later, Bornstein, who lived in Marlboro, was dead. His family and friends claimed jail officers beat him twice, then medical staff did not properly care for his injuries. Jail officers and medical staff say their actions were proper. They testified at trial that Bornstein died of severe and undiagnosed heart disease caused by his use of anabolic steroids.
Bornstein's attorneys say the following legal errors were made during the trial:
Defense attorneys referenced allegations that Bornstein used anabolic steroids. Attorneys for Monmouth County and CCS both argued in appeal documents that the reference was relevant to Bornstein's cause of death.
The jury did not get to consider if Monmouth Jail corrections officers acted with "deliberate indifference" to Bornstein’s medical needs. Monmouth County's attorney argued it was not an error because Bornstein's attorneys never brought up the issue in court documents ahead of the trial and did not properly make the case during the trial.
Bornstein's medical expert, Dr. Michael Baden, was not allowed to give his opinion about CCS staff and medical negligence. CCS attorneys say Bornstein’s attorneys made a strategic decision not to use Baden as an expert on jail medical care.
The jury did not get to decide if CCS was negligent. CCS attorneys say the judge's decision was proper. read more at APP.com
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Parlor meetings tonight
To raise money for a father & 8 Yesomim
Route 9 south- At 111 Chateau Drive 8 PM
Westgate area - Westgate Simcha hall 8pm
Route 9 south- At 111 Chateau Drive 8 PM
Westgate area - Westgate Simcha hall 8pm
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Oif Simchas
Sorotzkin- Miller Chasunah tonight at Lake terrace hall Hachoson Lazer Ben Harav Eliyohu Meir Sorotzkin shlita kallah Bas R M' Miller Rosh Yeshiva Ocean
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Rabbi Boruch Levine Sings New Composition at Lakewood Wedding
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Lakewood Blueclaws home opener tonight
"The audio upgrade, which was completed last week, means that the public-address system, including music, announcements, and more, will be much clearer for fans from any location in the ballpark. "This was an upgrade that we are very excited to make," said BlueClaws General Manager Chris Tafrow. "I think the fans will immediately notice the difference as soon as they walk through the gates. It will certainly complement the new video board installed last year." Prior to the 2015 season, the BlueClaws added a brand-new, state-of-the-art, 54' x 37' video board which is more than four times the square-footage of the previous video board.
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Heavy traffic on Cross street due to Verizon workers on strike
At the Verizon building Cross street corner of James workers are picketing joining the national strike. Local teamsters have come by joining the workers causing heavy delays and traffic in the area.
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Rav Nissan Kaplan to give live shiur in Lakewood tonight
Rav NIssan Kaplan Shlita magid shiur in yeshivas Mir Yerushalayim will be giving a shiur tonight on inyana deyoma, Thursday April 14 at Coventry shul 601 E. Kennedy Blvd. The Shiur is at 8:45 pm followed by Maariv. Rav Kaplans shiurim are aired weekly on Lakewoods Kol Berama Radio station.
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Lakewood Bein Hazmanim Experience For Mesivta and Beis Medrash bochurim
An ALL NEW Bein Hazmanim Experience For Mesivta and Beis Medrash Bochurim Starting Today, Thursday, April 14, 2016SHIURIM! CHAVRUSOS!
FULL BREAKFAST FOLLOWING SHACHARIS!
MAJOR FLEISHIG HOT BUFFET AT ALL LOCATIONS!
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Pesach display at Gourmet Glatt
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