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Deadline to submit bids for 5 electronic billboards- sign the petition
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Masa Umatan Rental list
The Rental List is a very popular feature in Masa U'Matan Click HERE for the current list. Prices are dropping!!↧
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Photo links, Lakewood
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12 months since petira of Habachur Chaim Rosenberg A"H
Yartzheit event TBA. To donate click HERE. 42,000 paid Sefer Toarh and Klaf ( parchment)
4,700 Atziey Chaim ( torah handles) pure silver
2,500 Sefer Torah Mantel ( Toarh Cover)
2,500 Sefer Torah Mantel Yomim noraim (High
holidays torah cover)
250 Torah Gartel ( wrapper)
250 Torah Gartel Yomin Noraim (high
holiday wrapper)
8,000 Torah crown Pure Silver
5,000 Torah Plate Pure Silver
1,000 Yad ( torah Pointer) Pure silver
13,000 Sefer Torah Seudas Mitzva Approx.
350ppl inclusive of Caterer, waiters ,
mashgichim and venue.
1,800 Sefer Torah Procession inclusive of
Music truck, Crown on wheels
torches ,banners, flags as well as entire
music package for meal.
2,400 Go fund me fees.
1,600 Credit card processing fees
= 85,000
please contact thechabura1@gmail for dedication opportunities.
If anyone knows of an organization, Shul Or Yeshiva in Lakewood who can utilize the sefer torah dedicated to as a fund raiser and in lieu provide us with an additional dedication to chaim Rosenberg A"H please email thechabura1@gmail.
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Video: Rent control board Lakewood, NJ
Westgate were you cant go to Bais Din
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Divrei Zikaron for Rav Mordechai Maslaton Z"L
There will be an asifa and divrei zikaron and hesped for Rav Mordechai(Murray) Maslaton Z'L tonight 7:00 pm at Rav Forcheimers shul downstairs 5th street between Forest & Madison
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Lag Baomer 5776 מדורות ל"ג בעומר Wednesday night Lakewood
*Make sure children are hydrated hot weather today plus attending fire can cause dehydration
מדורות ל"ג בעומר Lakewood Lag Baomer fire & mahadura
Satmar bus to Monroe leaving 7:30 in front of Satmar BM on Forest
Krishevsky- 677 8th street 9:30 pm בית מדרש קרישבסקי
Breslov- 423 6th Street between Madison and Forest 9:45 ביהמ''ד ברסלב
Stolin- 7th street corner Cornelius ביהמ''ד סטאלין
Bais Efraim- Rav Shimano New Central & Leigh 9:30
B''M- Ohev Yisrael 345 H ope Chapel hadlaka on Hope Hill ln 9:30
Strulowitz B'M- corner 8th & Madison 9:40 Admor Mrimanov will be on hand
Brook Hill 2 Milano corner East Kennedy ביהמ''ד שמן למנחה
Belz- Harmony park
Rachmastrivk- County Line
West gate Khal Chasidim Brisk corner Hillside
מדורות ל"ג בעומר Lakewood Lag Baomer fire & mahadura
Satmar bus to Monroe leaving 7:30 in front of Satmar BM on Forest
Krishevsky- 677 8th street 9:30 pm בית מדרש קרישבסקי
Breslov- 423 6th Street between Madison and Forest 9:45 ביהמ''ד ברסלב
Stolin- 7th street corner Cornelius ביהמ''ד סטאלין
Bais Efraim- Rav Shimano New Central & Leigh 9:30
B''M- Ohev Yisrael 345 H ope Chapel hadlaka on Hope Hill ln 9:30
Strulowitz B'M- corner 8th & Madison 9:40 Admor Mrimanov will be on hand
Brook Hill 2 Milano corner East Kennedy ביהמ''ד שמן למנחה
Belz- Harmony park
Rachmastrivk- County Line
West gate Khal Chasidim Brisk corner Hillside
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Oif simchos Lag baomer chasunos
Some chupas starting late
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Pair of Tefilin stolen
Message from Lakewood chaveirim, a pair of Tefilin was stolen from a vehicle last night in Ridge ave. If found please call Chaveirim, Please check in your garbage can or other areas where it may have been left.
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Justice Dept investigating Toms River zoning laws
APP reports The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Toms River’s zoning laws affecting religious land uses, including the Board of Adjustment’s requirement that a rabbi obtain a use variance to continue operating his Church Road home as a house of worship.
“Our investigation will focus on the Township’s zoning laws affecting religious land uses,” Sameena Shina Majeed, acting chief of the Justice Department’s Housing and Civil Enforcement Section, wrote in an April 28 letter to Mayor Thomas F. Kelaher. “We are also reviewing, as part of our investigation, the Township’s requirement that Rabbi Moshe Gourarie obtain a use variance in order to engage in religious worship and educational activities at 2001 Church Road.”
In December, the township’s Board of Adjustment said that Gourarie must seek a use variance to continue operating the Chabad Jewish Center at his Church Road home. A 2009 revision to the township’s zoning ordinance banned churches in the residential zone that includes Gourarie’s property. Gourarie purchased the property in 2011.
In her letter to the mayor, Majeed said the Justice Department’s investigation will focus on whether Toms River is in violation of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA). The religious land use act, adopted by Congress in July 2000 and signed into law later that year by President Bill Clinton, bans towns from enforcing land use regulations that impose a “substantial burden” on religious exercise, “absent a compelling justification” that the restriction furthers a government interest. “Our investigation is preliminary in nature; we have not made any determination as to whether there has been a violation of RLUIPA by the Township,” Majeed wrote. [APP]
“Our investigation will focus on the Township’s zoning laws affecting religious land uses,” Sameena Shina Majeed, acting chief of the Justice Department’s Housing and Civil Enforcement Section, wrote in an April 28 letter to Mayor Thomas F. Kelaher. “We are also reviewing, as part of our investigation, the Township’s requirement that Rabbi Moshe Gourarie obtain a use variance in order to engage in religious worship and educational activities at 2001 Church Road.”
In December, the township’s Board of Adjustment said that Gourarie must seek a use variance to continue operating the Chabad Jewish Center at his Church Road home. A 2009 revision to the township’s zoning ordinance banned churches in the residential zone that includes Gourarie’s property. Gourarie purchased the property in 2011.
In her letter to the mayor, Majeed said the Justice Department’s investigation will focus on whether Toms River is in violation of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA). The religious land use act, adopted by Congress in July 2000 and signed into law later that year by President Bill Clinton, bans towns from enforcing land use regulations that impose a “substantial burden” on religious exercise, “absent a compelling justification” that the restriction furthers a government interest. “Our investigation is preliminary in nature; we have not made any determination as to whether there has been a violation of RLUIPA by the Township,” Majeed wrote. [APP]
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Lag Baomer events and info Lakewood 5776
Send your name and kvitel to Meron now and support Lakewood tzedaka Yad Yisrael call 732-806-5444 or email: Meronyeshuos33@gmail.com
Chai Rotel mashke available all day in front of Satmar shul on Forest avenue hot food and music later in the day from 7:00 .pm and on
Half day of school at Lakewood cheder, Toras Aaron, Shagaas Aryeh, Ohr Yehuda
Hadlaka lekovod lag baomer this Thursday at 7pm in Highgrove Crescent. Men women and children are invited.
Hearthstone lag baomer carnival, 109 Finchley 3:45-6:45 pm all proceeds to benefit hearthstone avos Ubanim.
Lutzk: Lag Baomer Fire & BBQ Thursday, May 26 5:00 pm
High street Lag Baomer fire 5:30 pm
Minyan shelanu Lag Naomer fire at Pine park Hadlaka 7:00 pm
Khal Bais Avraham Poplar street Hdlaka at 7:00 pm
Ohr Mattisyahu Thursday Night Mincha 8:00 followed by massive 'que, live music, cigars, and more. 953 E County Line Rd (bet. Somerset & Brook
Hisvadus Lag baomer with Rav Nosson Gouraire 9:30 pm @ 1415 Willow ct
NPGS Lag Baomer BBQ sale
Gourmet Glatt Tasting for J&j garlic and chives cream cheese and horseradish cream this Thursday 5/26 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm!
Bonfire cupcakes at Seasons kosher for Lag Baomer
Chai Rotel mashke available all day in front of Satmar shul on Forest avenue hot food and music later in the day from 7:00 .pm and on
Half day of school at Lakewood cheder, Toras Aaron, Shagaas Aryeh, Ohr Yehuda
Hadlaka lekovod lag baomer this Thursday at 7pm in Highgrove Crescent. Men women and children are invited.
Hearthstone lag baomer carnival, 109 Finchley 3:45-6:45 pm all proceeds to benefit hearthstone avos Ubanim.
Lutzk: Lag Baomer Fire & BBQ Thursday, May 26 5:00 pm
High street Lag Baomer fire 5:30 pm
Minyan shelanu Lag Naomer fire at Pine park Hadlaka 7:00 pm
Khal Bais Avraham Poplar street Hdlaka at 7:00 pm
Ohr Mattisyahu Thursday Night Mincha 8:00 followed by massive 'que, live music, cigars, and more. 953 E County Line Rd (bet. Somerset & Brook
Hisvadus Lag baomer with Rav Nosson Gouraire 9:30 pm @ 1415 Willow ct
NPGS Lag Baomer BBQ sale
Gourmet Glatt Tasting for J&j garlic and chives cream cheese and horseradish cream this Thursday 5/26 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm!
Bonfire cupcakes at Seasons kosher for Lag Baomer
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Psil Techeles - Rav Benzion Halberstam, Lakewood
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NJ judge rules state grant to yeshiva unconstitutional
Let's hope they can appeal, but in the meantime ACLU went to court to stop the state of NJ from giving grants to 2 private institutions Princeton Theology Seminary and Beth Medrash Govoha of Lakewood, NJ. Aftrr hearing the case a judge ruled the grants to be unlawful Today a judge read more at Here
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Permit needed for music
submitted.
Police were called to a lag baomer fire in Lakewood after residents called to complain about the loud music. The cop came and shut the music down at 10:45 and said he may issue a sumonse. Although there was a permit for fire there was none for loud music. Make sure to get one to avoid ruining your party.
Thank you.
Police were called to a lag baomer fire in Lakewood after residents called to complain about the loud music. The cop came and shut the music down at 10:45 and said he may issue a sumonse. Although there was a permit for fire there was none for loud music. Make sure to get one to avoid ruining your party.
Thank you.
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עיר התורה והחסידות Photos Lag Baomer
Catching up to its sister city of Bnei Brak- thousands attend Lag B'omer hadlakos in Lakewood byvarious Kehillos and botei midrashim.
Breslov, Stolin, Skver, Chateu, Chesterfield, Whispering pines, Rachmastrivke, kreshevsky, Khal Chasidim, Strulowitz, Rav Shimano, Belz, other shteiblach, Minyam shelanu etc..
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Breslov, Stolin, Skver, Chateu, Chesterfield, Whispering pines, Rachmastrivke, kreshevsky, Khal Chasidim, Strulowitz, Rav Shimano, Belz, other shteiblach, Minyam shelanu etc..
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Oif simchas
Mazal Tov hachosson Shneur Kotler son of HaRav Malkiel Kotler Rosh Yeshiva Bais Medrash Govoha is engaged to Miriam Baddouch bas rav Shmuel from Mexico. The Vort will be this Sunday iyh in Lakewood.
Fischell- Zoberman wedding at Lake terrace- Freilach band will be on hand
Schonbrun- Schachter wedding at Neeimas Hachaim
Ateres Riva Out of town wedding Symfinny band
Fischell- Zoberman wedding at Lake terrace- Freilach band will be on hand
Schonbrun- Schachter wedding at Neeimas Hachaim
Ateres Riva Out of town wedding Symfinny band
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BMG ‘Disappointed’ Court Cancelled $10M State Grant
Disappointed, is what a spokesperson for BMG said following courts ruling on grant. Hamodia reports:
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LAKEWOOD - America’s premier yeshivah reacted with disappointment to a state court’s ruling Thursday that a $10.6 million grant by New Jersey was unconstitutional.
Rabbi Moshe Gleiberman, vice president of Lakewood’s Beis Medrash Govoha, said in a statement that the appellate court’s decision discriminated against religious schools. He said that most of the 6,800 students at the yeshivah go into non-clergy professions.
“BMG’s positive economic impact is widely recognized, with our graduates entering diverse fields, including business, education, finance, law, technology, social work, and more,” Rabbi Glieberman said. “BMG graduates have a solid record in establishing and expanding businesses that create jobs and contribute to New Jersey’s economy.”
“Excluding these students and the institutions which serve them from funding solely on the basis of religion — even though they meet all grant criteria — is its own form of discrimination,” he said. “This doesn’t just hurt Jewish students, it hurts us all.”
Rabbi Glieberman said the projects the grants were to fund, including a library and research center, are on hold.
Beis Medrash Govoha is accredited by the state as an institution of higher learning. It is, along with Yerushalayim’s Mirrer Yeshivah, the two largest yeshivos in the world.
The yeshiva itself wasn’t named in the suit and a spokesman for the state attorney general’s office did not see whether it will appeal.
The state three years ago distributed $13 billion in grants to 232 colleges around the state, including 11 religiously based institutions such as Seton Hall University, College of Saint Elizabeth, Georgian Court University, Saint Peters, and Princeton Theological. Only two, Beis Medrash Govoha and Princeton Theological — which received $645,323 — were declared unconstitutional by the court.
The ruling was prompted by a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State. New Jersey officials had argued the grants did not run afoul of the Constitution because they were meant to pay for buildings and equipment, not religious activities.
“It is disappointing that the court has not recognized this lawsuit for what it is — an attack on diversity in higher education,” Rabbi Gleiberman said.
“The Appellate Division itself acknowledged that there are multiple credible interpretations of what is permitted under the New Jersey Constitution, and that these issues are ripe for review and determination by the New Jersey Supreme Court,” he added. “We are confident that the grants will be reinstated by the Supreme Court.”
LAKEWOOD - America’s premier yeshivah reacted with disappointment to a state court’s ruling Thursday that a $10.6 million grant by New Jersey was unconstitutional.Rabbi Moshe Gleiberman, vice president of Lakewood’s Beis Medrash Govoha, said in a statement that the appellate court’s decision discriminated against religious schools. He said that most of the 6,800 students at the yeshivah go into non-clergy professions.
“BMG’s positive economic impact is widely recognized, with our graduates entering diverse fields, including business, education, finance, law, technology, social work, and more,” Rabbi Glieberman said. “BMG graduates have a solid record in establishing and expanding businesses that create jobs and contribute to New Jersey’s economy.”
“Excluding these students and the institutions which serve them from funding solely on the basis of religion — even though they meet all grant criteria — is its own form of discrimination,” he said. “This doesn’t just hurt Jewish students, it hurts us all.”
Rabbi Glieberman said the projects the grants were to fund, including a library and research center, are on hold.
Beis Medrash Govoha is accredited by the state as an institution of higher learning. It is, along with Yerushalayim’s Mirrer Yeshivah, the two largest yeshivos in the world.
The yeshiva itself wasn’t named in the suit and a spokesman for the state attorney general’s office did not see whether it will appeal.
The state three years ago distributed $13 billion in grants to 232 colleges around the state, including 11 religiously based institutions such as Seton Hall University, College of Saint Elizabeth, Georgian Court University, Saint Peters, and Princeton Theological. Only two, Beis Medrash Govoha and Princeton Theological — which received $645,323 — were declared unconstitutional by the court.
The ruling was prompted by a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State. New Jersey officials had argued the grants did not run afoul of the Constitution because they were meant to pay for buildings and equipment, not religious activities.
“It is disappointing that the court has not recognized this lawsuit for what it is — an attack on diversity in higher education,” Rabbi Gleiberman said.
“The Appellate Division itself acknowledged that there are multiple credible interpretations of what is permitted under the New Jersey Constitution, and that these issues are ripe for review and determination by the New Jersey Supreme Court,” he added. “We are confident that the grants will be reinstated by the Supreme Court.”
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Mazal Tov
At the Lechaim in lakewood of hachosonYosef Chaim Shneur Kotler ben Harav Aryeh Malkiel Kotler Rosh yeshiva Bais Medrash Govoha, Kallah, Miriam Bas HaRav Shmuel Baddouch Rosh yeshiva Ohr Yosef in Mexico. Vort is Sunday at Yeshiva Ketana hall 7:30
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The Rosh yeshivas message
The Lakewood Rosh yeshiva Harav Yerucham Olshin mentioned during a recent speech about a particular fundraising literature for the yeshiva that contained some facts and figures, the rosh yeshiva felt does not reflect the bnei hayeshiva or what the yeshiva stands for. The Rosh Yeshiva asked mechilla from the bnei hayeshiva for the bizayon that came of it and spoke strongly about how it slipped through and apologized for it.
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Air quality alerts in effect for Friday May 27 for Ocean county
THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION HAS ISSUED
A CODE ORANGE AIR QUALITY ALERT FRIDAY FOR OCEAN COUNTY.
IT MEANS THAT AIR POLLUTION CONCENTRATIONS WITHIN THE REGION MAY BECOME UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS. SENSITIVE GROUPS INCLUDE CHILDREN...PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA... HEART DISEASE OR OTHER LUNG DISEASES...AND THE ELDERLY. THE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION CAN
BE MINIMIZED BY AVOIDING STRENUOUS ACTIVITY OR EXERCISE OUTDOORS.
A CODE ORANGE AIR QUALITY ALERT FRIDAY FOR OCEAN COUNTY.
IT MEANS THAT AIR POLLUTION CONCENTRATIONS WITHIN THE REGION MAY BECOME UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS. SENSITIVE GROUPS INCLUDE CHILDREN...PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA... HEART DISEASE OR OTHER LUNG DISEASES...AND THE ELDERLY. THE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION CAN
BE MINIMIZED BY AVOIDING STRENUOUS ACTIVITY OR EXERCISE OUTDOORS.
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