Harav Ben Tzion Hakohen Kook Visits Rav Malkiel Kotler shlita at BMG ahead of the Asifa Wednesday evening in Lakewood on behalf of Yeshiva Kiryas Melech
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Photo: Rav Ben Tzion Kook in Lakewood
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Tefillos for Sadigura Rebbe
Klal Yisrael is urged to daven for the refuah sheleimah of the Sadigura Rebbe, shlita, who is hospitalized in Los Angeles, with a serious illness. The Sadigura community released a message asking all to daven for the refuah sheleimah of Harav Yisrael Moshe ben Tzipporah Feiga, b’soch she’ar cholei Yisrael. (Hamodia)
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At Bingo Lakewood
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Lakewood BOE Sells District Buses, Recoup some of the money
Last night at the BOE Meeting it was announced that the district sold its fleet of buses for $1,121,185 at auction. The profits from the sale will go into a capital reserve surplus money for future expenses and toward any deficit in the budget.
Officials did not disclose how much the township initially spent to purchase the buses but after an audit it actually cost the township an additional $3 million per year for 3 years by purchasing busies instead of outsourcing it.
It was back in 2016 that the Lakewood BOE under the state monitor decided to purchase its own bus fleet to transport the students to school. At the time they said it was going to be a savings of $3 Million dollars a year. Fast forward 2 years and now it appears that it ended up costing an additional $3 Million dollars a year. The board hired private auditors that determined they could save about $8 million over 3 years by outsourcing. So the board voted to outsource the transportation to private companies for the next 3 years, and sell its fleet of buses.
Officials did not disclose how much the township initially spent to purchase the buses but after an audit it actually cost the township an additional $3 million per year for 3 years by purchasing busies instead of outsourcing it.
It was back in 2016 that the Lakewood BOE under the state monitor decided to purchase its own bus fleet to transport the students to school. At the time they said it was going to be a savings of $3 Million dollars a year. Fast forward 2 years and now it appears that it ended up costing an additional $3 Million dollars a year. The board hired private auditors that determined they could save about $8 million over 3 years by outsourcing. So the board voted to outsource the transportation to private companies for the next 3 years, and sell its fleet of buses.
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Recap of BOE Meeting Board Votes on Conditional Budget (Video)
Watch Video below and recap by Lakewood News Network
There was a proposal asking the voters to approve after school programs for a million and a half dollars and another million for non public related services they are not considered mandated programs and therefore will be put up to a vote by the public for $2.5 million in November at the general election. It approved it will raise annual taxes by $150 and become permanent and part of the yearly school budget raising taxes every year to cover it. If its rejected it will never be able to put back into the budget.
LNN recap on the BOE Meeting:
Lakewood's Board of Education last night held a meeting in which they discussed the state legislature's budget, which slashes $30 million in state aid that the district was informed in March by the state DOE they would receive. Business Administrator Robert Finger told the board that, unless the board approves their own budget now, as of July 1 (the new school year), the school district legally can't operate.
The board approved a budget raising the average tax payers bill $150 annually, but with the condition that the budget is null and void if the state does in fact provide the $30 million.
The board also approved continuing the after school academic programs for another half year. These programs, in the eyes of the state, are not included in the districts requirement to provide a "thorough and efficient" education, therefore, the state does not provide aid for these programs. However, the board approved requesting a loan from the state for these programs, which the superintendent and teachers deem to be vital for the children.
Should the state not provide the necessary loan, then, the state monitor and school officials will "think innovatively" how to fund these programs.
There was a proposal asking the voters to approve after school programs for a million and a half dollars and another million for non public related services they are not considered mandated programs and therefore will be put up to a vote by the public for $2.5 million in November at the general election. It approved it will raise annual taxes by $150 and become permanent and part of the yearly school budget raising taxes every year to cover it. If its rejected it will never be able to put back into the budget.
LNN recap on the BOE Meeting:
Lakewood's Board of Education last night held a meeting in which they discussed the state legislature's budget, which slashes $30 million in state aid that the district was informed in March by the state DOE they would receive. Business Administrator Robert Finger told the board that, unless the board approves their own budget now, as of July 1 (the new school year), the school district legally can't operate.
The board approved a budget raising the average tax payers bill $150 annually, but with the condition that the budget is null and void if the state does in fact provide the $30 million.
The board also approved continuing the after school academic programs for another half year. These programs, in the eyes of the state, are not included in the districts requirement to provide a "thorough and efficient" education, therefore, the state does not provide aid for these programs. However, the board approved requesting a loan from the state for these programs, which the superintendent and teachers deem to be vital for the children.
Should the state not provide the necessary loan, then, the state monitor and school officials will "think innovatively" how to fund these programs.
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Live: NJDOT Route 9 Improvment Project
Project will take 2 years and cost about $50 Million will start next spring. Improving Central and Rt 9 intersection by adding an additional lane going north. Extend the turning lane from rt 9 south to rt 88 first street will be right in right out only. James street will have two Lanes at rt 9 intersection. Meeting taking place at Lakewood Township auditorium live stream by FAA. Turn on volume.
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Oif Simchas Lakewood 22 Sivan 5779
Chasunas:
-Rosenthal - Gut at Ateres Reva hall
-Samet - Welz at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Meirovitz - Kohen at Lake Terrace hall
-Greenberg - Faivish at Ateres Chana Hall Bais Faiga
-Samuels - Daskal at Ne'emas Hachaim hall
-Rosenthal - Gut at Ateres Reva hall
-Samet - Welz at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Meirovitz - Kohen at Lake Terrace hall
-Greenberg - Faivish at Ateres Chana Hall Bais Faiga
-Samuels - Daskal at Ne'emas Hachaim hall
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Rt 9 Proposal Eliminates Turning Lanes at Central & Hurley Intersection, Convert it to Northbound Lane
The NJDOT proposal to ease traffic on Rt 9 Through Lakewood calls to eliminate left turning lanes from Rt 9 onto Central avenue and on to Hurley. By doing so it will open an additional lane on Route 9 going north bound which will take away the bottle neck that causes a mile back up at that intersection. Officials noted that these left turning lanes only allow a few cars to turn per cycle of the trffic light. So, If you are coming from 7-11 on rt 9 North you will not be able to turn let onto Central avenue. Your only option is to go from James street to Sunset or to John street to Cedarbridge and back up from Hurley. Same for motorist traveling from Rt 9 South coming from rt 88 you will not have an option to turn left onto Hurley at the gas station you will have to turn left at rt 88 or at John street.
Other key fixes along route 9 intersection
-Adding wider side walks on southern part of rt 9 for a 1.7 mile stretch
-Intersection of Locust street adding a right turn going to the west onto route 9 North for traffic coming off 70
-Cross and chestnut will be adding additional right turn lane a thru lane and a left lane
-Broadway and chateau will get a traffic signal adding left turn lanes to rt 9
-Oak street and rt 9 will be adding a traffic light
-Prospect street adding right turn lane for rt 9 south bound more space for trucks turning
-James & Pine widening providing two lanes
-Extend the turning lane from rt 9 south to rt 88 first street will be right in right out only.
Other key fixes along route 9 intersection
-Adding wider side walks on southern part of rt 9 for a 1.7 mile stretch
-Intersection of Locust street adding a right turn going to the west onto route 9 North for traffic coming off 70
-Cross and chestnut will be adding additional right turn lane a thru lane and a left lane
-Broadway and chateau will get a traffic signal adding left turn lanes to rt 9
-Oak street and rt 9 will be adding a traffic light
-Prospect street adding right turn lane for rt 9 south bound more space for trucks turning
-James & Pine widening providing two lanes
-Extend the turning lane from rt 9 south to rt 88 first street will be right in right out only.
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Lakewood News Briefs June 26, 2019
Weather: hi of 88 Sunny clear and humid
-Tehillim Request for Reb Dovid Trenk Shlita Menachem Yechiel Dovid ben Bas-sheva לרפואה שלימה
-Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon of Lakewood Boys elementary will be closing for next year, parents transferring to Yeshiva Our Avrohom Chaim
-BDE: Petirah of Shea Zilbershlag, 31 Yisroel Yehoshua ben Aryeh z”l. from LA, Lived in Lakewood previously
- Custom Tailor from Hong Kong Mr. Tariq is in Lakewood today June ,26 at the Ramada Inn 2373 Rt 9, Toms River servicing the Community for many years Custom Suits from $375! Custom Shirts from $49! call his cell 718-708-3858
-Job Fair for women today at Tiferes Bias Yaakov hall 6:00 pm
-All Girls Elementary schools finished for the year. Camp before camp program at Bnos Leah campus Lanes Mills rd Howell NJ
-Tehillim Request for Reb Dovid Trenk Shlita Menachem Yechiel Dovid ben Bas-sheva לרפואה שלימה
-Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon of Lakewood Boys elementary will be closing for next year, parents transferring to Yeshiva Our Avrohom Chaim
-BDE: Petirah of Shea Zilbershlag, 31 Yisroel Yehoshua ben Aryeh z”l. from LA, Lived in Lakewood previously
- Custom Tailor from Hong Kong Mr. Tariq is in Lakewood today June ,26 at the Ramada Inn 2373 Rt 9, Toms River servicing the Community for many years Custom Suits from $375! Custom Shirts from $49! call his cell 718-708-3858
-Job Fair for women today at Tiferes Bias Yaakov hall 6:00 pm
-All Girls Elementary schools finished for the year. Camp before camp program at Bnos Leah campus Lanes Mills rd Howell NJ
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כ''ג סיון יום מסוגל לישועה
כ"ג בסיוון, הוא יום מסוגל לישועה יום סגולה היום - יום שמחה יום ד'כג'סיוון ה'תשע"ט יום אשר נאמר עליו 'ליהודים הייתה אורה ושמחה וששון ויקר היום (רביעי), כ"ג בסיוון, הוא יום מסוגל לישועה על פי סיפור המגילה, תאריך כ"ג בסיוון, הוא התאריך שבו נכתבו הספרים לביטול הגזירות שגזר המן הרשע על כלל היהודים ב-127 מדינות מלכותו של המלך אחשוורוש מובא בספרים הקדושים כי מדובר ביום שמסוגל לישועות ולבטל גזר דין מעל כל אדם. ביום זה, מומלץ לקרוא את פרק כ"ב בתהילים, המיוחס לאסתר המלכה, וכן במגילת אסתר עצמה את פרק
ח', פסוקים ג'- ט"ו. יִּקָּרְאוּ סֹפְרֵי הַמֶּלֶךְ בָּעֵת הַהִיא, בַּחֹדֶשׁ הַשְּׁלִישִׁי הוּא חֹדֶשׁ סִיוָן, בִּשְׁלוֹשָׁה וְעֶשְׂרִים בּוֹ, וַיִּכָּתֵב כְּכָל אֲשֶׁר צִוָּה מָרְדֳּכַי אֶל הַיְּהוּדִים וְאֶל הָאֲחַשְׁדַּרְפְּנִים וְהַפַּחוֹת וְשָׂרֵי הַמְּדִינוֹת ..וגם, מיום זה ואילך החל להתקיים: "ליהודים הייתה אורה ושמחה וששון ויקר... שמחה וששון ליהודים משתה ויום טוב", וכן "ונהפוך הוא אשר ישלטו היהודים המה בשונאיהם
ח', פסוקים ג'- ט"ו. יִּקָּרְאוּ סֹפְרֵי הַמֶּלֶךְ בָּעֵת הַהִיא, בַּחֹדֶשׁ הַשְּׁלִישִׁי הוּא חֹדֶשׁ סִיוָן, בִּשְׁלוֹשָׁה וְעֶשְׂרִים בּוֹ, וַיִּכָּתֵב כְּכָל אֲשֶׁר צִוָּה מָרְדֳּכַי אֶל הַיְּהוּדִים וְאֶל הָאֲחַשְׁדַּרְפְּנִים וְהַפַּחוֹת וְשָׂרֵי הַמְּדִינוֹת ..וגם, מיום זה ואילך החל להתקיים: "ליהודים הייתה אורה ושמחה וששון ויקר... שמחה וששון ליהודים משתה ויום טוב", וכן "ונהפוך הוא אשר ישלטו היהודים המה בשונאיהם
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Hisachdus, Badatz Call for Protest Today in Manhattan For Religious Girls imprisoned by the IDF
The Atzeres Machaah will take place today at the Israeli Consulate 2nd avenue and 42nd street in Manhattan. For Transportation from Lakewood call 732 -503-6615.
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This past Friday June 21 - just as some Orthodox Jews in the NYC area were preparing for a demonstration against last week's IDF campaign against Chomosaich volunteers, and the drafting of girls in general - an Israeli attorney of the sefardi organization "Igud Bnei Torah HaSefardim" was in court to deal with a case of a the draft entanglement of a Orthodox yeshiva student. While there, he was approached by a woman, who's been a baalas teshuvah for about a decade now. She said, “Please help me, I have no one in the world to assist me.” She related her story, which, reportedly, has since been confirmed independently.
Her name is Lidor Shira bas Yaffa (Levi), 27 y/o. She studied at a Chareidi school. When she became a baalas teshuva, about ten years ago, she was already of draft age. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, IDF officials - acting as authorities on gauging observance of a religion many of them personally hold in contempt - refused to grant her a religious exemption, thus denying her religious and civil rights to such an exemption. Lidor Shira was arrested last Wed., and is currently incarcerated in military prison number four. She maintains her resolute opposition to violating Jewish Law by enlisting in the IDF. Consequently, the Israeli prosecutor is seeking a sentence of one YEAR in jail. This despite reported confirmation by Rabbis that she is fully religious, even to the point of possessing only a highly restricted ("kosher") cell phone, which, in the Orthodox community, is considered a strong indication of strict religious observance.
One question is, after nine years of being considered a deserter, why has the army now arrested her? Apparently, till recently, the IDF had no interest in religious girls. Military experts acknowledge that there is no military need for them. And they certainly aren't worth the headaches they involve, in terms of taking into account their religious requirements. However, lately, the IDF has been directed to. increase enlistment of religious girls into the IDF, considered the Israeli melting pot. So now the IDF finds reason to pursue a 27 y/o Chareidi baalas teshuvah.
Furthermore, the IDF (now expecting a personnel surplus), is also pursuing her sister - also a ba'alas teshuva - for the same "crime" of evading the draft under the "pretext" of being religious.
Moreover, Shira, along with two other chareidi girls arrested last week, have not been provided the certified kosher food to which they're entitled, leaving them famished for days. Shira had to go to court to obtain certified kosher food. She's also prohibited from using the restroom during the entire scheduled meal period. She's been provided improper clothing, being too small for her. Her supervisors scream at her all day, punishing her if she dare complain. (The psychological tormet strikes of the type perpetrated against Rinas Bas Chedva from Jan. 22 through Mar.1.) Today she had hearing.
The other two girls, also clearly religious, are also sisters. Moriah Leah bas Beruriah and Orah Chaya bas Beruriah (Rocklin), both over 18, were arrested at the Kossel (Western Wall). Their father is very ill with a kidney condition. Their financial situation isn't enviable. They were apparently seeking assistance to deal with his medical needs when they were arrested. Thus began a bizarre foray into Israeli criminal justice. They refused to give their names, and were held from last Thur. till Sun. without any basis whatsoever. When a family member arrived to identify them, she did so on condition that no charges would be brought. Immediately after the civilian police released them, the military police, having been lying in wait - as per the tip of the civilian police, whisked the sisters away, reportedly even before their mother could speak to them.
These two sisters - seeking to help their ill father - are now being persecuted by being held in solitary confinement, in tiny jail cells, with the intent to break them. Reportedly, jail officials are trying to convince them to wear trousers rather than proper clothing (skirts), and eat their food, rather than the Badatz certified food religious prisoners usually get on request. A major concern here is that jail officials will manipulate any concessions on religious strictures to portray the girls as not religious. (A similar technique was employed with Yuval bas Tamar. Through their brutal abuse of her, the government endangered her life, compelling her to travel home on Shabbos, apon her collapse. In such a circumstance, travel on Shabbos was not only permitted, but apparently obligatory. Then, they claimed she wasn't religious, and thus didn't deserve an exemption.) The callousness is noteworthy.
Meanwhile, another girl, Mayan Chana bas Ilanit, is languishing in military prison since her arrest in mid-March. She has no lawyer. Tragically, as reported by Bnos Tziyon, she's is hoping to wait it out by serving enough consecutive sentences.
This follows on the heels of similar abuses committed against another baalas teshuva, Shelly bas Aliza, who was also denied proper clothing. B"H after Shavuous, she received her freedom, and her exemption, and was just married. Another religious girl similarly obtained her freedom from prison and her exemption in the past couple weeks.
Our Sages exhort us that if there's no Justice on Earth, Justice reigns down from Heaven.
This past Friday June 21 - just as some Orthodox Jews in the NYC area were preparing for a demonstration against last week's IDF campaign against Chomosaich volunteers, and the drafting of girls in general - an Israeli attorney of the sefardi organization "Igud Bnei Torah HaSefardim" was in court to deal with a case of a the draft entanglement of a Orthodox yeshiva student. While there, he was approached by a woman, who's been a baalas teshuvah for about a decade now. She said, “Please help me, I have no one in the world to assist me.” She related her story, which, reportedly, has since been confirmed independently.
Her name is Lidor Shira bas Yaffa (Levi), 27 y/o. She studied at a Chareidi school. When she became a baalas teshuva, about ten years ago, she was already of draft age. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, IDF officials - acting as authorities on gauging observance of a religion many of them personally hold in contempt - refused to grant her a religious exemption, thus denying her religious and civil rights to such an exemption. Lidor Shira was arrested last Wed., and is currently incarcerated in military prison number four. She maintains her resolute opposition to violating Jewish Law by enlisting in the IDF. Consequently, the Israeli prosecutor is seeking a sentence of one YEAR in jail. This despite reported confirmation by Rabbis that she is fully religious, even to the point of possessing only a highly restricted ("kosher") cell phone, which, in the Orthodox community, is considered a strong indication of strict religious observance.
One question is, after nine years of being considered a deserter, why has the army now arrested her? Apparently, till recently, the IDF had no interest in religious girls. Military experts acknowledge that there is no military need for them. And they certainly aren't worth the headaches they involve, in terms of taking into account their religious requirements. However, lately, the IDF has been directed to. increase enlistment of religious girls into the IDF, considered the Israeli melting pot. So now the IDF finds reason to pursue a 27 y/o Chareidi baalas teshuvah.
Furthermore, the IDF (now expecting a personnel surplus), is also pursuing her sister - also a ba'alas teshuva - for the same "crime" of evading the draft under the "pretext" of being religious.
Moreover, Shira, along with two other chareidi girls arrested last week, have not been provided the certified kosher food to which they're entitled, leaving them famished for days. Shira had to go to court to obtain certified kosher food. She's also prohibited from using the restroom during the entire scheduled meal period. She's been provided improper clothing, being too small for her. Her supervisors scream at her all day, punishing her if she dare complain. (The psychological tormet strikes of the type perpetrated against Rinas Bas Chedva from Jan. 22 through Mar.1.) Today she had hearing.
The other two girls, also clearly religious, are also sisters. Moriah Leah bas Beruriah and Orah Chaya bas Beruriah (Rocklin), both over 18, were arrested at the Kossel (Western Wall). Their father is very ill with a kidney condition. Their financial situation isn't enviable. They were apparently seeking assistance to deal with his medical needs when they were arrested. Thus began a bizarre foray into Israeli criminal justice. They refused to give their names, and were held from last Thur. till Sun. without any basis whatsoever. When a family member arrived to identify them, she did so on condition that no charges would be brought. Immediately after the civilian police released them, the military police, having been lying in wait - as per the tip of the civilian police, whisked the sisters away, reportedly even before their mother could speak to them.
These two sisters - seeking to help their ill father - are now being persecuted by being held in solitary confinement, in tiny jail cells, with the intent to break them. Reportedly, jail officials are trying to convince them to wear trousers rather than proper clothing (skirts), and eat their food, rather than the Badatz certified food religious prisoners usually get on request. A major concern here is that jail officials will manipulate any concessions on religious strictures to portray the girls as not religious. (A similar technique was employed with Yuval bas Tamar. Through their brutal abuse of her, the government endangered her life, compelling her to travel home on Shabbos, apon her collapse. In such a circumstance, travel on Shabbos was not only permitted, but apparently obligatory. Then, they claimed she wasn't religious, and thus didn't deserve an exemption.) The callousness is noteworthy.
Meanwhile, another girl, Mayan Chana bas Ilanit, is languishing in military prison since her arrest in mid-March. She has no lawyer. Tragically, as reported by Bnos Tziyon, she's is hoping to wait it out by serving enough consecutive sentences.
This follows on the heels of similar abuses committed against another baalas teshuva, Shelly bas Aliza, who was also denied proper clothing. B"H after Shavuous, she received her freedom, and her exemption, and was just married. Another religious girl similarly obtained her freedom from prison and her exemption in the past couple weeks.
Our Sages exhort us that if there's no Justice on Earth, Justice reigns down from Heaven.
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Oif Simchas Lakewood 23 Sivan 5779
Chasunas:
-Helberg - Weiss at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Klitnick - Wahl at Ateres Chana hall Bais Faiga
-Neuman - Gartner at Ateres Reva hall
-Brecher - Bloom at Ne'emas Hachaim hall
-Event for yeshiva Kiryas Melech at Shiras Devorah hall 575 Oak street Lakewood at 9:15 pm. Bhishtatfus Rav malkiel Kotler shlita, Rav Bentzion Kook shlita Rav Chaim Mordechai Ausband shlita Rav Shlomo Kanievsky shlita Live Hook up with Rav Dovid Cohen shlita from Eretz Yisrael live stream of event will begin at 9pm
-Kabolas Panim reception at 8 Midtown circle Lakewood for Rav Rav Mordechai Dovid Brim of Yerushalayim
-Job Fair for Women at Tiferes Bais Yaakov Hall 613 Oak Street Lakewood. 6:00 pm- 11:00 pm Bring your resumes
-Helberg - Weiss at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Klitnick - Wahl at Ateres Chana hall Bais Faiga
-Neuman - Gartner at Ateres Reva hall
-Brecher - Bloom at Ne'emas Hachaim hall
-Event for yeshiva Kiryas Melech at Shiras Devorah hall 575 Oak street Lakewood at 9:15 pm. Bhishtatfus Rav malkiel Kotler shlita, Rav Bentzion Kook shlita Rav Chaim Mordechai Ausband shlita Rav Shlomo Kanievsky shlita Live Hook up with Rav Dovid Cohen shlita from Eretz Yisrael live stream of event will begin at 9pm
-Kabolas Panim reception at 8 Midtown circle Lakewood for Rav Rav Mordechai Dovid Brim of Yerushalayim
-Job Fair for Women at Tiferes Bais Yaakov Hall 613 Oak Street Lakewood. 6:00 pm- 11:00 pm Bring your resumes
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Tehillim
Due to a recent change, Rabbi Dovid Trenk, Rebbe's situation is very dire and the next 24 hours are critical! Please join us tonight for ma'ariv at 9:45 followed by Tehillim to storm the Heavens for Rachamei Shomayim for Rav Menachem Yechiel Dovid Ben Bassheva. 817 Central Avenue, Lakewood. For Out of Lakewood Please spread the word and create your own gatherings as well!
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Kedusha Rally in Lkwd
Protest against the pride month at the Library
Video: Torah sources
Video: Questions to Lakewood Bnei Torah Yiddish
Video: Torah sources
Video: Questions to Lakewood Bnei Torah Yiddish
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Mincha Area Opens today on the NYS Thruway
The Tefilos Mordche Mincha Area, named in memory of Rabbi Mordche Friedman who established the minyan area 13 years ago, will be open every week throughout the summer on Thursdays, from 5 to 11 p.m. It is located on the northbound Thruway between exits 15A and 16.
Rabbis Abe and Joel Friedman, the sons of the Mincha area founder
who run it today, ask that travelers park only on the upper level of the parking lot to create the least disturbance to other travelers. They also request that travelers only daven in the designated Mincha area and not in any other locations in the parking lot.
Vending machines on the upper level parking lot will be stocked with kosher food.
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Lkwd News Briefs 6/27/19
-Gov. Murphy will not shut down state government next week despite a raging battle with Democratic lawmakers over the $38.7 billion state budget. He will sign the budget sunday night at the deadline but will slash millions in spending.
-Tehillim: Please daven for Reb Yitzchok Cohen Shlita - M'Chashuvei Anash Breslov Lakewood
Yitzchok Moshe ben Chaya. who is in Critical situation
- Patch: Pro-Morality Protest Planned At County Library In Lakewood Lexington and 4th street 8:00 pm
- State monitor David Shafter, who oversees Lakewood's finances, said he expected the state would step in with funding to prevent the district from running out of money early next year. (APP)
-NJ DEP has issued a code orange air quality alert Thursday for Ocean County. Air pollution concentrations within the region may become unhealthy for sensitive groups
-Tehillim: Please daven for Reb Yitzchok Cohen Shlita - M'Chashuvei Anash Breslov Lakewood
Yitzchok Moshe ben Chaya. who is in Critical situation
- Patch: Pro-Morality Protest Planned At County Library In Lakewood Lexington and 4th street 8:00 pm
- State monitor David Shafter, who oversees Lakewood's finances, said he expected the state would step in with funding to prevent the district from running out of money early next year. (APP)
-NJ DEP has issued a code orange air quality alert Thursday for Ocean County. Air pollution concentrations within the region may become unhealthy for sensitive groups
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Oif Simchas/Events Lakewood 24 Sivan 5779
Chasunas:
-Schulgasser - Schiff at Ateres Chana hall Bais Faiga
-Roth - Feldman at Lake Terrace hall
-Rimpler - Gruskin at Ateres Reva hall
-Shechter -Glustein at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Blobstein - Berenbaum at Brightstone Hall, 201 Randolph St, Passaic, NJ
-Vort: Hachosson Shia Grosinger to Hakallah Shani Fertig Bas R' Aryeh at Ateres Yeshaya hall 908 E County Line Rd, Lakewood 8:00 pm
-Harav Shlomo Miller shlita will be speaking on the topic of Chinuch in our Times at Khal Bnei Torah 802 Ridge after Maariv at 9:45 pm Q&A to follow
- Parlor meeting for yeshiva Kiryas Melech at Lakeview area in the tent
-Schulgasser - Schiff at Ateres Chana hall Bais Faiga
-Roth - Feldman at Lake Terrace hall
-Rimpler - Gruskin at Ateres Reva hall
-Shechter -Glustein at Fountain Ballroom Lakewood Cheder
-Blobstein - Berenbaum at Brightstone Hall, 201 Randolph St, Passaic, NJ
-Vort: Hachosson Shia Grosinger to Hakallah Shani Fertig Bas R' Aryeh at Ateres Yeshaya hall 908 E County Line Rd, Lakewood 8:00 pm
-Harav Shlomo Miller shlita will be speaking on the topic of Chinuch in our Times at Khal Bnei Torah 802 Ridge after Maariv at 9:45 pm Q&A to follow
- Parlor meeting for yeshiva Kiryas Melech at Lakeview area in the tent
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Eruv notice for Monmouth Ave Area in Lakewood
A Ad published in local Lakewood weekly regarding areas that are not in neighborhood Eruvin in the Monmouth avenue area along 5th street and the vicinity. It says that Chilul shabbos takes place frequently by those not familiar with the boundaries. A color coded map shows where one can carry and what areas to avoid. The ad is not signed but states that its publication was approved by פוסקי הישיבה and רבני העיר.
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Video: At the Lakewood Library Protest
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Rav Yosef Chevroni to spend Shabbbos in Lakewood
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