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Yom Kippur Katan minyanim erev rosh chodesh Tamuz
Somerset walk 1:35 and 7:00 pm
Kol shimshon at 1:45
BM Kelmwoods 2:45
Satmar 1:40 , 2:30, 3:30, 4:30
Chateu park 6:30
Hearthstone 7:15
Hearthstone 7:15
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Lakewood Planning board meeting today
Lakewood planing board meeting today Tuesday July 5,2016 at 6:00 pm Municipal Building - Auditorium
PLAN REVIEW ITEMS*
1. SD 2143 Kikar Shabbos LLC
Monmouth Ave & Fourth Street Block 160, Lot 1.01
Minor Subdivision to create two lots
2. SP 2187 KG Investments
Chestnut and River Avenue Block 1070, Lots 1 & 3
Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for a combined retail and office building,
existing gas pumps to remain
3. SD 2144 Chaim Abadi
Shady Lane Drive Block 12.01, Lots 7 & 11
Minor Subdivision to create three lots
Applicant already had a concept plan review before the Board and is requesting
a combined plan review and public hearing.
4. SD 2145 ARM Realty & Construction
Netherwood Drive Blocks 433, 434, 435, & 436
Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create 21 lots
5. SP 2189 Sephardic Bet Yaakov Inc
Prospect Street Block 411, Lots 26 & 27
Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for an addition to an existing school
Applicant has requested a combined plan review and public hearing at this
meeting.
7. PUBLIC HEARING
1. SP 2185AA Shabsi Brody
30 Gudz Road Block 11.30, Lot 13
Change of Use/Site Plan Exemption to convert an existing house to a school and
dormitory
2. SP 2192 Lakewood Industrial Commission
Airport Road Block 1160, Lots 220, 242, & 246
Courtesy site plan review
PLAN REVIEW ITEMS*
1. SD 2143 Kikar Shabbos LLC
Monmouth Ave & Fourth Street Block 160, Lot 1.01
Minor Subdivision to create two lots
2. SP 2187 KG Investments
Chestnut and River Avenue Block 1070, Lots 1 & 3
Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for a combined retail and office building,
existing gas pumps to remain
3. SD 2144 Chaim Abadi
Shady Lane Drive Block 12.01, Lots 7 & 11
Minor Subdivision to create three lots
Applicant already had a concept plan review before the Board and is requesting
a combined plan review and public hearing.
4. SD 2145 ARM Realty & Construction
Netherwood Drive Blocks 433, 434, 435, & 436
Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create 21 lots
5. SP 2189 Sephardic Bet Yaakov Inc
Prospect Street Block 411, Lots 26 & 27
Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for an addition to an existing school
Applicant has requested a combined plan review and public hearing at this
meeting.
7. PUBLIC HEARING
1. SP 2185AA Shabsi Brody
30 Gudz Road Block 11.30, Lot 13
Change of Use/Site Plan Exemption to convert an existing house to a school and
dormitory
2. SP 2192 Lakewood Industrial Commission
Airport Road Block 1160, Lots 220, 242, & 246
Courtesy site plan review
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Oif Simchas
-Vort: Hachosson Avrohom Yeshaya Schnurmann to Kallah Elisheva Leib tonight at Ateres Yeshsaya hall, Lakewood 7:30 pm.
-Vort: Chosson Shimon Kamemetzky to Kallah bas R' Yisroel Solomom(Staten Island) at Stolin hall 153 East 7th street Lakewood, NJ at 8:00 pm
Weddings July 5,2016
-Rubnitz-Kleinman Lake Terrace hall Lakewood
-Geretz- Brog at Ateres Chana hall, Lakewood
-Levi- Schlom chasunah at Ateres Reva hall Lakewood
-Friedman- Breslauer at Lakewood cheder hall
-Vort: Chosson Shimon Kamemetzky to Kallah bas R' Yisroel Solomom(Staten Island) at Stolin hall 153 East 7th street Lakewood, NJ at 8:00 pm
Weddings July 5,2016
-Rubnitz-Kleinman Lake Terrace hall Lakewood
-Geretz- Brog at Ateres Chana hall, Lakewood
-Levi- Schlom chasunah at Ateres Reva hall Lakewood
-Friedman- Breslauer at Lakewood cheder hall
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Heat advisory in effect as heat wave expected in NJ
After escaping high heat over the Fourth of July weekend, temperatures soar into the 90s F and humidity levels will climb for the middle and latter part of the week. "An official heat wave is likely to occur along the I-95 corridor from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia," AccuWeather Meteorologist Brett Rathbun said. "This will be the hottest weather so far this year." Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and humid with a high of 90-95. Thursday Mostly sunny and humid with a slight chance of a PM shower/storm with a high of 90-95. Friday sun then clouds with showers and storms in the afternoon with a high of 90-95. Higher humidity,will create even higher temperatures. Be sure to drink plenty of water,
wear light-colored clothing and avoid strenuous activities during the midday and afternoon hours to prevent suffering from a heat-related illness.
wear light-colored clothing and avoid strenuous activities during the midday and afternoon hours to prevent suffering from a heat-related illness.
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Masa Umatan Rental list
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Still no traffic signal at Pine and MLK
Ten intersections in Lakewood will be receiving traffic signals, Prospect and Cross, Prospect and Williams, Miller and Hope, Prospect street east of the Special childrens center,Cross street near Eagle ridge, Vine and Cedarbridge, Cedarbridge and Shenandoah, Cedarbridge and Avenue of the States, New Hampshire and American Avenue. Missing is the busiest intersection in town at Pine and MLK. Mayor Miller refuses to discuss putting a traffic signal there and insists that once Vine street opens it will clear the alleviate the traffic at that intersection. Also missing is the signal already installed at Pine and Avenue of the States across Pine River Village. The township refuses to switch on the signal despite recent accidents at that intersection. In addition Cross
street from Rt 9 to the Jackson Border will be widened to 3 lanes adding turning lanes along the route. Prospect from rt 9 to Cross will also be widened to 3 lanes.
street from Rt 9 to the Jackson Border will be widened to 3 lanes adding turning lanes along the route. Prospect from rt 9 to Cross will also be widened to 3 lanes.
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Jerusalem Falafel coming to Lakewood
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Hillary: Trump did not make furniture in Lakewood, NJ
Name dropping Lakewood.
At her stump speech in Atlantic City, NJ today, Hillary Clinton slammed Donald Trump for not being there for American workers. She said Trump furniture is maid in Turkey instead of Lakewood, NJ. Lakewood is not known for a furniture manufacturing town. However this must be good news for local furniture stores let's see if both peesidential nominees will make their next order from stores in Lakewood New Jersey.
At her stump speech in Atlantic City, NJ today, Hillary Clinton slammed Donald Trump for not being there for American workers. She said Trump furniture is maid in Turkey instead of Lakewood, NJ. Lakewood is not known for a furniture manufacturing town. However this must be good news for local furniture stores let's see if both peesidential nominees will make their next order from stores in Lakewood New Jersey.
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Oif Simchas- Rosh Chodesh Tamuz
-Hisvadus Chasidim with Rav Leima Wilhelm 6 Bartenura Ct Lakewood 9:30
-Vort: Chosson Akiva Ben R' Dan Greenberg Kallah Devorah Bas R Ahron Yechiel Chapler 7:30 pm at Orchos Chaim Hall Oberlin Avenue
-Wedding: Yehoshua Rotstein- Brochie Feinroth Ateres Chana hall
-Wedding:Shmuel Reich- Leah Lebowitz at Neeimas Hachaim hall
-wedding: Mattisyahu Aron Kohn- Esther Spiegel at Ateres Reva
-Vort: Chosson Akiva Ben R' Dan Greenberg Kallah Devorah Bas R Ahron Yechiel Chapler 7:30 pm at Orchos Chaim Hall Oberlin Avenue
-Wedding: Yehoshua Rotstein- Brochie Feinroth Ateres Chana hall
-Wedding:Shmuel Reich- Leah Lebowitz at Neeimas Hachaim hall
-wedding: Mattisyahu Aron Kohn- Esther Spiegel at Ateres Reva
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Lakewood Planing board denies change of use for a yeshiva to open
Last week a yeshiva operating in a residential area was shut down by Lakewood township. The township manager said he shut down the yeshiva after he was contacted by the APP about neighbors complaints regarding the property. Yeshiva Meor hatorah came to the planing board asking for change of use, the board voted 4-3 to deny the request, a report in the APP said "Board members John Franklin, David Hibberson, Justin Flancbaum and Eugene Cautillo voted with the majority, while Israel Grunberger, Yechiel Herzl and Louie Follman voted in the minority. Michael Neiman, the board’s chairman, abstained." Audio starts at 1:05.
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Video: Rav Meir Mazuz at the home of Lakewood Rosh yeshiva
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Asifas zikaron and Yartzheit of Rav Shneur Kotler Zatzal - Hakomas Matzeiva for Rebbetzin Rishel Kotler A'H
This shabbos 3 Tamuz will be the 34th Yartzheit of The Lakewood Rosh yeshiva Harav Yosef Chaim Shneur Kotler zatzal. Tonight Thursday evening there will be hespedim in the yeshiva delivered by Rav Shlomo Eisenberger at 6:30 pm in the Beren hall. On Shabbos a siyum and yartzheit seuda will take place in the yeshiva.
This Sunday 4 Tamuz is 12 months since the petira of Rebbetzin Rishel Kotler a"h. A Hakomas matzeiva will take place this Sunday at Har hamenuchos in Yerushalayim. The Lakewood R''Y Rav Malkiel Kotler and other siblings are going to Eretz Yisrael for the Hakomas matzeiva. The actual yartzheit is 4 AV.
This Sunday 4 Tamuz is 12 months since the petira of Rebbetzin Rishel Kotler a"h. A Hakomas matzeiva will take place this Sunday at Har hamenuchos in Yerushalayim. The Lakewood R''Y Rav Malkiel Kotler and other siblings are going to Eretz Yisrael for the Hakomas matzeiva. The actual yartzheit is 4 AV.
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Tonight Lakewood township committee meeting
Thu, July 7, 7:30pm – 8:30pm Municipal Building - Auditorium
ORDINANCES FIRST READING – Second Reading and Public Hearing to be
held on July 21, 2016 -Agenda HERE.
1. A Capital Ordinance of the Township of Lakewood, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey Providing for the Acquisition of a New Chassis Mounted Spray Patch Truck, and Appropriating $217,000 Therefor, Authorized in and by The Township of Lakewood, in The County Of Ocean, New Jersey.
2. An Ordinance Amending Chapter XVIII, Zoning Districts (Unified Development Ordinance), Article IX (Zoning Districts and Regulations) Section 901(B)(1), Establishment Of Zoning Districts And Zoning Map Of The Code Of The Township Of Lakewood (Zoning Map Acceptance)
ORDINANCES FIRST READING – Second Reading and Public Hearing to be
held on July 21, 2016 -Agenda HERE.
1. A Capital Ordinance of the Township of Lakewood, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey Providing for the Acquisition of a New Chassis Mounted Spray Patch Truck, and Appropriating $217,000 Therefor, Authorized in and by The Township of Lakewood, in The County Of Ocean, New Jersey.
2. An Ordinance Amending Chapter XVIII, Zoning Districts (Unified Development Ordinance), Article IX (Zoning Districts and Regulations) Section 901(B)(1), Establishment Of Zoning Districts And Zoning Map Of The Code Of The Township Of Lakewood (Zoning Map Acceptance)
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Shmuli's Grill & Smokehouse closes
A sign on the door of Shmuli's Grill & Smokehouse says, the store is closed, perhaps only temporary or closed for good. first it was Yiddie's that closed and now Shmulis. A reflection of the tough restaurant and fast food business in Lakewood. Perhaps the proximity to Aisle 9 or other reasons it was good while it lasted, wishing Hatzlocha to the owners moving on.
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Oif Simches
Pollack- Hess wedding at Ateres Chana hall
Levovitz- Wiederman wedding at Lake Terrace
Salel- Nierenberg at Neeimas Hachaim hall Lakewood
Levovitz- Wiederman wedding at Lake Terrace
Salel- Nierenberg at Neeimas Hachaim hall Lakewood
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Township promises openness and transparency going forward at Master plan commitee meetings
The newly formed master plan committee, going forward, will be open to the public, that is what committeeman Lichtenstein liaison to the committee said at last nights township meeting. A local resident complained about the fact that the public is not being informed about the new master plan. Why is the public not invited to these advisory committee meetings? this master plan is important to everyone in this town she said not just to the advisory committee. The resident also called the DCA the govt agency in charge of committees and boards and they said the state does not require records but the state requires minutes and someone should be required to take minutes.
Meir Lichtenstein responded the last 2 meetings were only of educational and technical nature and no zone changes or any discussions took place.
The meetings were about educating the members what their obligations of the master plan committee is. The second meeting was about how to get members of the public on the subcommittee and how many members should be on the committee.
Meir Lichtenstein responded the last 2 meetings were only of educational and technical nature and no zone changes or any discussions took place.
The meetings were about educating the members what their obligations of the master plan committee is. The second meeting was about how to get members of the public on the subcommittee and how many members should be on the committee.
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Agudah joins Lakewood yeshiva in suit against Ocean Township zoning board
Agudath Israel to NJ Federal Court: Ocean Township Zoning Board Violates Yeshiva’s Rights: In a federal lawsuit pitting a major yeshiva against a local zoning board, Agudath Israel of America is contending that the board’s refusal to grant the yeshiva certain zoning variances necessary for the yeshiva to operate is motivated by a political cave-in to anti-charedi bias.
Yeshiva Gedola Na’os Yaakov of Lakewood, New Jersey, under the leadership of the Rosh Hayeshiva Rabbi Shloime Feivel Schustal, has grown rapidly since its inception several years ago, and has far outgrown its current quarters in Lakewood.
To meet its need for a larger space with full dormitory facilities, the yeshiva acquired spacious property in Ocean Township, and applied to the Township’s Zoning Board for the necessary zoning variances.
The yeshiva subsequently filed a lawsuit against the Township in federal district court, and has asked the court to issue a preliminary injunction requiring the Zoning Board to allow the yeshiva to move forward. It is in support of such injunction that Agudath Israel has now requested an opportunity to make its views known as an “amicus curiae” (friend of the court).
The proposed Agudath Israel brief, written by attorney Ronald D. Coleman, a partner in the firm Archer & Greiner, P.C., argues that the Township’s denial of a variance constitutes a violation of the First Amendment and RLUIPA (the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act); that the yeshiva’s application to establish a dormitory-based facility is fundamental to its religious mission and is based on an esteemed and widely accepted tradition in Judaism; and that the “noise” and “safety” pretexts relied on by the Zoning Board in denying the yeshiva’s application have no basis in the record and are plainly discriminatory.
Said Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, the organization’s executive vice president: “This case is just the latest example of the type of challenge our community faces as it grows and is forced to contend with hostile neighbors who are determined to keep Orthodox Jews out of their neighborhoods. Of course, it is incumbent upon us to do everything we can to co-exist respectfully and peacefully with our neighbors, to be sensitive to whatever legitimate concerns they may have, and to conduct ourselves in a way that will lead to harmonious relations with entrenched communities. At the same time, however, we have rights as do all other American citizens, and we must stand guard against efforts to inhibit our community’s growth
Yeshiva Gedola Na’os Yaakov of Lakewood, New Jersey, under the leadership of the Rosh Hayeshiva Rabbi Shloime Feivel Schustal, has grown rapidly since its inception several years ago, and has far outgrown its current quarters in Lakewood.
To meet its need for a larger space with full dormitory facilities, the yeshiva acquired spacious property in Ocean Township, and applied to the Township’s Zoning Board for the necessary zoning variances.
The yeshiva subsequently filed a lawsuit against the Township in federal district court, and has asked the court to issue a preliminary injunction requiring the Zoning Board to allow the yeshiva to move forward. It is in support of such injunction that Agudath Israel has now requested an opportunity to make its views known as an “amicus curiae” (friend of the court).
The proposed Agudath Israel brief, written by attorney Ronald D. Coleman, a partner in the firm Archer & Greiner, P.C., argues that the Township’s denial of a variance constitutes a violation of the First Amendment and RLUIPA (the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act); that the yeshiva’s application to establish a dormitory-based facility is fundamental to its religious mission and is based on an esteemed and widely accepted tradition in Judaism; and that the “noise” and “safety” pretexts relied on by the Zoning Board in denying the yeshiva’s application have no basis in the record and are plainly discriminatory.
Said Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel, the organization’s executive vice president: “This case is just the latest example of the type of challenge our community faces as it grows and is forced to contend with hostile neighbors who are determined to keep Orthodox Jews out of their neighborhoods. Of course, it is incumbent upon us to do everything we can to co-exist respectfully and peacefully with our neighbors, to be sensitive to whatever legitimate concerns they may have, and to conduct ourselves in a way that will lead to harmonious relations with entrenched communities. At the same time, however, we have rights as do all other American citizens, and we must stand guard against efforts to inhibit our community’s growth
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LPD: wanted person
On July 7th at approximately 11:15 pm. Officer Kevin Seunath encountered a group of men walking along Country Club Drive after receiving a complaint of suspicious activity from a concerned citizen. Upon exiting his patrol car he made contact with the men and began collecting preliminary information.
An off duty police Officer from a neighboring town saw that Officer Seunath was by himself and stood by until the arrival of additional Lakewood Officers.
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During the encounter it was learned that one of the men, identified as 26 year old Justin Schneider of Brick NJ, had an outstanding traffic warrant for his arrest out of East Orange.
Mr. Schneider immediately stood up and fled on foot across four lanes of traffic on County Line Road. Officer Seunath as well as Officer Kevin Bell who was now on scene, gave chase but lost sight of him in a residential backyard.
Officer Seunath received a laceration to his arm while jumping over a 6 ft chainlink fence which required medical attention.
At this time additional charges have been filed against Schneider for Resisting Arrest By Flight, Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer and Obstruction. Bail was set in the amount of $15,000 by Municipal Court Judge Scott Basen.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Justin Schneider is urged to contact Dsgt. Staffordsmith at 732-363-0200 ext 5318.
An off duty police Officer from a neighboring town saw that Officer Seunath was by himself and stood by until the arrival of additional Lakewood Officers.
During the encounter it was learned that one of the men, identified as 26 year old Justin Schneider of Brick NJ, had an outstanding traffic warrant for his arrest out of East Orange.Mr. Schneider immediately stood up and fled on foot across four lanes of traffic on County Line Road. Officer Seunath as well as Officer Kevin Bell who was now on scene, gave chase but lost sight of him in a residential backyard.
Officer Seunath received a laceration to his arm while jumping over a 6 ft chainlink fence which required medical attention.
At this time additional charges have been filed against Schneider for Resisting Arrest By Flight, Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer and Obstruction. Bail was set in the amount of $15,000 by Municipal Court Judge Scott Basen.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Justin Schneider is urged to contact Dsgt. Staffordsmith at 732-363-0200 ext 5318.
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