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Watch Live Levaya of Rebbetzin Salomon A''H in Eretz Yisrael

December 6, 2016, 10:09 am
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Winning $1 Million dollar lottery ticket "Mistakenly" sold in Lakewood NJ

December 6, 2016, 10:38 am
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Foxnews-A mistakenly sold lottery ticket has earned a New Jersey couple $1 million.
State lottery officials say 70-year-old Dante Castillo usually picks his own numbers. But when the Manchester man bought some tickets for last Thursday’s Cash4Life jackpot at Sam’s Day & Nite Food Store located on 1200 River Avenue in Lakewood, the clerk accidentally sold him a ticket with computer-generated numbers. That ticket proved to be the winner, matching the five main numbers drawn but not the cash ball number.



CCastillo and his wife chose the $1 million prize instead of the option to receive $1,000 a week for life. The convenience store will receive a $10,000 bonus check from lottery officials for selling the winning ticket.

Cash4Life also is played in Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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LDC meeting today 4:30- 6:00

December 6, 2016, 12:00 pm
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Lakewood Development Corp. meeting Tue, December 6, 4:30pm – 6:00pm  at the municpal building room C.
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Tonight: Lakewood Planning board meeting Dec 6 2016

December 6, 2016, 2:27 pm
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 Planning Board meeting on Tuesday night at 6:30 PM at 231 3rd Street. 
By Take back Lakewood
See HERE for pictures of the plans for each application courtesy of First Amendment activist.
 Come down help support the Berditchev Kloiz at the meeting tonight. 

SP 2059AA Congregation Tiferes Shmuel Corp – request to utilize synagogue full time rather than weekends only as originally proposed 

PLAN REVIEW ITEMS 

1. SP 2214 Torah Temimah of Lakewood Inc 1727 Lanes Mill Road near Alamitos. Block 187.15, Lot 14 Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for a school and Rabbi’s dwelling Applicant has requested to carry this project to a future meeting. This application will not be heard.  

2. SP 2215 886 River LLC River Avenue Block 1069, Lots 2 & 3 Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan to renovate existing site and expand parking lot Applicant is requesting a combined plan review and public hearing , Corner of Route 9 and Chestnut

 3. SP 2216 Congregation Berditchev Lakewood Birch Street Block 416, Lots 31 & 33 Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for a synagogue Applicant is requesting a combined plan review and public hearing 

4. SD 2179 Mark Properties LLC Netherwood Drive Block 433; 436, Lots 1, 2 & 3; 1 & 2 Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create 12 lots 
 5. SD 2180 590 Atlantic Ave LLC Belmont Avenue Block 378, Lot 1.09 Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create 2 lots 
 6. SD 2181 Cedarwood Hills Homeowners Association Flannery Avenue & Quick Chek Drive Block 1603.01, Lot 21 Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create 2 lots 

PUBLIC HEARING 
1. SD 2160 Madison Holdings LLC East Fifth Street Block 236, Lots 23, 24, & 29 Minor Subdivision to realign lot lines for three lots 

 2. SP 2208 Lakeside Holdings, LLC Airport Road Block 1160.01, Lot 2 Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for an office building 

3. SD 2168 Aharon Mansour Park Avenue Block 232, Lot 12 Preliminary and Final Major Site Subdivision to create six lots 

4. SD 2172 Mark Properties, LLC Pine Boulevard Block 423, Lots 29, 30, 31, & 76 Minor Subdivision to create two lots 

5. SD 2169 Locust Holdings, LLC Evergreen Boulevard Block 1086, Lots 9-14 Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create twenty lots 
Subdividing 6 lots into 20 lots!!
20 houses (10 duplexes), 40 families and 80 cars!!  Numerous variances. 

6. SP 2206 Congregation Dover Sholom, Inc Squankum Road Block 104, Lot 18 Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan for a dwelling with a house of worship 

7. SD 2162 LS Holdings, LLC Locust Street Block 1083, Lot 1 Preliminary and Final Major Subdivision to create nine lots 
Mix of duplexes and a triplex. Variances are needed for minimum lot area, front yard setback, maximum building coverage and  rear yard setback. Applicant has requested to carry this project to a future meeting. This application will not be heard

8. SD 1735A Chaim Greenes Squankum Road Block 109, Lots 5 & 6. At 12th and Courtney Amended Minor Subdivision to create three lots 

9. SD 2109 292 Sampson Ave, LLC Sampson Ave Block 246, Lot 24 Minor Subdivision to create two lots 

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Toldos Aharon Rebbe menachem Avel the Mashgiach

December 6, 2016, 2:38 pm
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Oif Simches/Events Lakewood Dec 6, 2016

December 6, 2016, 6:05 pm
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-PTA in many schools across Lakewood
-Chasuna: Gurwitz-Sher at Ateres Reva hall, Lakewood
-Chasuna:  Goldman- Spiegel at Lake Terrace hall
-Wedding: Gan-Zvi  - Paler N'eemas Hachaim hall
-Parlor meeting Puttsburg Kollel JLE at 315 Caranetta 9:20 pm Guest speaker Rav Yosef Eisen
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Video: Zoning Board Lakewood 12/5/16

December 6, 2016, 7:19 pm
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Forest Haven  application Adjourned again due to lack of full 7 member board watch the show at 48:20 minute mark 
First Amenmant Activist cross examines Mr. Flannery 1:58:36

Courtesy of First Amendment Activist
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Updated: New 9:30 am shachris Minyan south of Lake

December 7, 2016, 10:32 am
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After Chestnut shul closed down the minyan factory and canceled the half hour minyanim, there is interest for a new 9:30 am minyan in the south side of Lakewood.

(Ltoeles Harabim for those who cannot daven Earlier)
The 9:30 Minyan of the Chestnut Shul which has just been stopped-due to construction of a new Simcha Hall-has been moved to the Chateau Park Vosikin Shul located at 189 Chateau Drive in the Basement. The Minyan will be starting this coming sunday December 11 & continue throughout the year. This will be the only Minyan there besides for Vosikin Shachris every morning with no 10:00 or later Shachris.

We owe alot of Hakaras Hatov to the many people who helped replace this Minyan to another location on the South side for those who need it.

any questions or suggestions please don't hesitate to contact me at 732-444-8735
Thank you.
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After Raising Fire Tax they are asking for even more tax money- Elections next week

December 7, 2016, 11:30 am
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You may not know but The Lakewood Fire Department will have elections HERE this coming Monday December 12 from 2-9 pm asking Tax payers to approve close to 200k for capital improvement projects. This comes, just after they raised the fire tax this year from 0.058 to 0.070. Lakewood taxpayers resoundingly voted NO on the budget and rejected it. The Board spent a lot of money this year, (installing Wifi in the buildings) there is no reason to give them a blank check. The budget for 2016 after it was defeated stands at  $6,168,251.00 Why do they need more money? View 2016 Budget HERE. After the budget was voted down by taxpayers the township reduced expenditures by 238K now they are asking for another 190k. The Vaad last time said to vote NO on the budget what will they say now? Also the Fire commissioners have not posted any minutes of the meetings since February of this year.

TOWNSHIP OF LAKEWOOD NOTICE
Please take notice that the Board of Fire Commissioners of Fire District No. 1,
Township of Lakewood, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey, at a special meeting scheduled for Monday, December 12, 2016, to be held between the hours of
2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., or longer if necessary, at the Office of the Board of Fire Commissioners, 316 River Avenue, Lakewood, New Jersey, shall
determine whether it shall raise funds for Fire Station 68 (733 Cedarbridge Avenue) renovations to consolidate and relocate administrative
offices in an amount not to exceed one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) and replacement of the roof on Fire Station 64 (119 First Street) in an amount not to exceed ninety thousand dollars ($90,000.00) and, at said meeting, the legal voters shall determine, by election ballot, the amounts to be raised for the above projects pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-84. The amounts determined to be raised at said time and place shall be included in the next annual budget of the Fire District under the section for capital appropriations.
Formal action may be taken. By authorization of the Board of Fire ommissioners of Fire District No. 1,
Township of Lakewood.
MEIR COHEN, SECRETARY
Board of Fire Commissioners
Fire District No. 1
Township of Lakewood
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Lkwd News

December 7, 2016, 5:21 pm
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Oif Simches Lakewood Dec 7, 2016

December 7, 2016, 5:52 pm
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-Wedding: Toporowitz- Saposh at Fountain Ballroom
-Wedding: Londinski- Rothenberg at Lake Terrace
-Chasuna: Tendler- Lopian in Ateres Reva hall
-Chasuna: Goldberg- Wolf in Ateres Chana at Bais Faiga hall
-CHasuna: Peppard wedding at Neeimas Hachaim hall
Teaching Lakewood boys how Agudah helps their school
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Masa U'Matan Lakewood Rental List Dec 7, 2016

December 8, 2016, 6:30 am
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Video: Planning board Lakewood 12 06 16

December 8, 2016, 8:14 am
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Lakewood Deputy Mayor to grab the reins on Lakewood traffic

December 8, 2016, 11:48 am
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Lakewood Deputy Mayor and committeeman Issac Akerman is tackling the traffic issues head on. In an interview with the Voice of Lakewood he plans to appoint a overall traffic study of all areas in Lakewood. Hire traffic engineers to make recommendations and hold public meetings getting input from residents for practical traffic fixes. Once all is mapped out they will then implement all the suggested fixes and changes which will improve the congestion and traffic in Lakewood.


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Shiva info

December 8, 2016, 3:19 pm
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Mishpachas Salomon The Mashgiach shlita sitting shiva at 637 6th street Lakewood. 
shachris 8:15 Mincha 1:45 Maariv 7:45. for the mashgiach please come at the specific times 11:30-12:30 in the afternoon and 7:00-8:30 pm evening.  Rav Peach Eliyohu Falk is sitting there as well.  Getting up from shiva Monday morning. 
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Mishpachas R' Yechiel Posen (son in law Reb Moshe Eisner) shiva is at 715 Forest Avenue.  Shachris 7:15 Mincha 1:40 Maariv 7:45. Shiva times- Till 10:30 am1:00-4:30 pm and 6:30-10:00 pm.

May we hear of no more Tzaar
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Tonight in Lakewood: Kabolas Panim, Sheva Brachos, Chabura, Chanukas Bais Medrash

December 8, 2016, 3:57 pm
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-Before or after night seder
-Kabolas Panim for the Viznitzer Rebbe of Bnei Brak 7:00 pm At Yeshiva Ketana hall 102 2nd street Lakewood.  B'Hishtatfus Lakewood Rosh Yeshiva Rav Malkiel Kotler.

-Chabura on the Parsha and anectotes about gedolim of yesteryear from Rav Shmaryahu Shulman Talmud of Rav Aaron Kotler z"l mechaber seforim. At the Lakewood courtyard shul. 7:00 pm.

- Simchas Sheva Brachos Bais Bluzev Ribatitch at Rav Blech shul Anshei sefard 8:00PM

-Chanukas Bais Medrash Heichal Torah V'avoda mora dasra Rav Binyomin Margulies 10:15 pm at 704 Whitmore ave. (first left after 7th and Park).
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Simches, Lakewood

December 8, 2016, 7:57 pm
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 Wedding: Reidel- Kravetz at M'eemas Hachaim hall
 Wedding: Kaufman- Gorelick at Ateres Reva hall
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Lakewood parlor meeting for the French childrens fund

December 9, 2016, 8:05 am
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Rav Dovid Feinstein shlita Satmar Rebbe Reb Zalman Leib shlita and Rav Malkiel kotler shlita this Sunday in Lakewood. Hosted by Reb Elimelech Tabak.

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‘Mamme Fuhn Klal Yisrael’

December 9, 2016, 8:34 am
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Article in Hamodia newspaper by Esther Moskowitz

Picture a middle-aged woman, living in England near many married children and grandchildren, reaping nachas from them and comfortably ensconced in the place she had lived her whole life. Her husband is a successful Mashgiach in the nearby yeshivah. She is a well-known mechaneches, frequently delivering shiurim for the women of the town.

Suddenly, there’s a change in plans. They are being asked to relocate, across the ocean, to far-off America.  How does she feel about this? “It’s good,” she tells her son. “Tatty has an opportunity for more harbotzas haTorah.” 
And so, Rebbetzin Miriam Salomon left her beloved Gateshead, left most of her family behind, and moved to Lakewood for her husband’s sake and for the sake of Klal Yisrael.

Let’s rewind a little, though. Harav Nosson Wachtfogel, zt”l, the original Mashgiach of Bais Medrash Govoha, was in his 90s, and was thinking ahead to the future of BMG and the position he would one day vacate. One night he had a dream, telling him that his successor was in England. After some investigation, he discovered Harav Mattisyahu Salomon, shlita, who was then the Mashgiach of the Gateshead yeshivah. He felt that this was the person he was looking for.

So began a new period in Lakewood, and among world Jewry.

Rav Mattisyahu Salomon became the beloved “Tatte fun Klal Yisrael” and his Rebbetzin became the “Mamme fun Klal Yisrael.” Harav Yeruchim Olshin, Rosh Yeshivah of BMG, said in his hesped for
this wonderful woman, “A tatte is someone who worries about his children and takes care of them, and so is a mamme.” True to this description, they carried the tzibbur on their shoulders.

There was the kallah who found out disturbing information about her chassan the day before her chuppah. What did her school principal do? Rush with her to the Salomons.

A woman wanted to know if she was justified in asking for a get. Whom did she call? The Salomons.

Parents discovered that their son was addicted to the internet, R”l. Where to turn? The Salomons.

They advised, they investigated, they were the shoulders to cry on. They were a tatte and a mamme to Klal Yisrael.

The Salomon household was an open home, with people coming and going at all hours of the day and night. One would think that the balabusta would resent the constant traffic. But nothing was farther from the truth. Rebbetzin Salomon always had a bright smile on her face, and welcomed everyone graciously and warmly.

Rebbetzin Salomon visited a certain almanah every Friday night. When the Rebbetzin was in England, she called her on Fridays to wish her a gut Shabbos.

The Salomons made a chasunah and a neighbor couldn’t attend due to the laws of aveilus. Sure enough, a knock on the family’s door that evening brought an entire chasunah seudah from Bais Faiga.

Rebbetzin Salomon had severe trouble with her legs, but that didn’t stop her from making sheva brachos for people, although she sometimes had to direct the preparations from her chair.

Perhaps due to the fact that the Mashgiach was orphaned as a child, the Salomons were particularly sensitive to yesomim and almanos. Besides their usual guests, there were always many almanos and yesomim around their table each Shabbos.

Everyone who made a simchah knew that Rebbetzin Salomon would attend and grace their simchah with her beautiful smile and warm demeanor.

But Rebbetzin Salomon did not focus on her public role. Her true throne of majesty, as the maspidim all said, one after the other, was kol kevudah bas melech penimah — in her home, at her kitchen table.

Everyone knew Rebbetzin Salomon was always available, answering the constantly ringing phone warmly and graciously. She tried her utmost to help the throngs who begged for an audience with her esteemed husband. But at the same time she tried desperately to protect her husband’s health and wellbeing, to try to give him some semblance of normal life despite the constant pressure of people wanting to see him.

But what we didn’t know and only found out at the levayah was how much she had a chelek in the Mashgiach’s ruchniyus.

“Tonight is Monday night,” began her son, Harav Yehudah Salomon of England. “Every Monday night my father gave a shmuess, and for hours before the shmuess, while my father prepared, my mother sat at the kitchen table saying Tehillim for his hatzlachah with the shmuess. Then the Mashgiach would come into the kitchen and ask his Rebbetzin to bentch him with hatzlachah. Only then would he leave.”

Rav Yehudah told how once when she was in England and the Mashgiach was home in Lakewood, she stayed up when everyone else went to sleep (due to the five-hour time difference), saying Tehillim for her husband who was in Lakewood preparing his shmuess.

This past Friday, when the Rebbetzin was semi-comatose in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital and couldn’t talk, she motioned for a pen and paper and wrote a note to her chashuve husband: “Gei tzurik tzu yeshivah,” she wrote, asking him to go back to yeshivah.

A second son who was maspid, Harav Moshe Salomon, told the story of how poor his parents were when they were a young couple, but how his mother was moser nefesh for her husband’s learning. Rav Mattisyahu had wanted a set of Shulchan Aruch, which was beyond their means. She scrimped and saved until she had enough money for one volume. Then, a few months later, she went back to the sefarim store and bought another volume. So it continued until this ishah kesheirah was able to buy her husband the entire set of Shulchan Aruch.

Of course, the storekeeper had initially offered to give her the entire set at once and let the Rebbetzin pay it off slowly, as she could. However, the idea of going into debt did not sit well with the Rebbetzin’s scrupulous integrity. And so the precious set was procured volume by volume.

Rav Yehudah, addressing the women and girls at the levayah, pointed out how the Rebbetzin had lived and breathed respect, admiration and moral support for her husband, and he asked that they should do the same. He also implored them to be happy to be at home, as his mother was.

Rebbetzin Salomon’s children were deeply precious to her. She spent a lot of time with them when they were growing up, and would never go to sleep until all of them came home and she had spoken with each one, treating them with goodies as a reward for their day of learning.

“When we traveled, we knew she was traveling with us,” said another son, Harav Moshe Salomon. “When I was learning in Ponevez, she wrote me three long letters every week.”

The story of Rebbetzin Salomon’s kibbud av va’eim epitomized her caring for others at her own expense.

Her mother-in-law, a lonely almanah, lived nearby. One day, the young wife said to her husband, “We don’t need to eat together as much as your mother needs to eat with someone. Go and eat with her instead of me!”

Rebbetzin Salomon was a devoted wife, loving mother, extraordinary daughter-in-law, and “Mamme fun Klal Yisrael.”

What a person we lost! Hamodia.com
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אין זיקה

December 9, 2016, 9:10 am
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The Lakewood olam can now have midwinter vacation in Florida. Earlier this year Lakewood pediatrician Dr. Shanik advised couples of child baring age and pregnant women not go to Florida because of the Zika virus.  Florida Gov. Rick Scott has lifted the final zone of active Zika transmission in Miami-Dade, eliminating the last hot spot where mosquitoes were transmitting the virus.

The governor held a press conference at the Betsy Hotel in South Beach at 10 a.m. Friday to make the announcement. The lifting of the zone comes nearly four months after health officials first reported that mosquitoes were spreading the virus in a 1.5-square-mile area between Eighth and 28th Streets from the ocean to the bay. Read more here


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