Weather: 48° A mix of clouds and sun early followed by cloudy skies this afternoon.
- Pesach Bein hazmanim kollel Chazu learning programs at neighborhood shuls.
- Hachtara of Rav Yaakov Yosef Gewirtzman shlita who was appointed as Rav at the Khal Jackson 21 shul in Jackson. The Hachtara event will take place tomorrow evening at the Jackson 21 clubhouse.
- Jack Ciattarelli says Lakewood Shmura Matzah tastes better than Boro Park and don't be fooled by those who say a republican can't win in New Jersey see video below
Shiva for Rav Moshe Schwab ZTL several sods sitting in Lakewood today at 147 Liberty drive
- Frozen items Zichron Esther Shaindel chometz drop off call 732-886-5409 for location info.
- Trump tells cabinet members Elon Musk will be stepping back and leaving soon per Politico.
- Att NJ Drivers To avoid the $13.50 charge and get the $9 E-ZPass congestion pricing rate, make sure all license plate and vehicle registration information with E-ZPass is current.
- Trump: IT’S LIBERATION DAY IN AMERICA! As tariffs kick in April 2nd.
- A Syrian source tells i24 that US President Trump is scheduled to meet new islamist Syrian ruler Ahmed al-Sharaa (Julani) during his mid-May visit to Saudi Arabia. The meeting was reportedly brokered by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin
- Is New Jersey heading for a fiscal catastrophe? Budget analysts sound the alarm.
New Jersey’s finances are holding steady at the moment, but if spending continues at this rate, the state will deplete almost all of its $6.3 billion surplus account within the next two years, budget analysts said Tuesday.(NJ)
- NJ towns with the highest property taxes per county Monmouth County Highest: Deal Average Tax Bill: $23,250
Ocean County Highest: Mantoloking Average Tax Bill: $24,422
- Lakewood township upflgrades the L shuttle with new larger buses that service the satmar And Belz developments
- New Jersey electricity customers will see their bills rise on June 1 due to increased wholesale electricity prices.JCP&L and Atlantic City Electric have proposed additional rate increases to fund infrastructure improvements, which are pending regulatory approval.
- Woman who drowned her two toddlers last summer found not guilty by reason of insanity remain committed to a psychiatric institution
- The Satmar Rebbe Rav Aaron Teitelbaum handed out $6,000 in cash to Kolel Yungerleit who were tested on their learning, donated by Hanagid Brach. 40 Yungerleit are from Satmar in Eretz Yisroel.(Belaaz)
- BDD: Petirah of Rav Yitzchok Spitzer zt”l, one of the prominent dayanim of the Skverer kehillah in New Square. He was 67 years old. Rav Spitzer collapsed in the midst of his avodas hakodesh of certifying the kashrus of a private mikvah in the community. A large levaya was held yesterday in Skver.
- New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ historic federal corruption case has been tossed — leaving him free to campaign for a second term without the threat of jail hanging over his head.
- The U.S. Department of Education took aim at New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy this week over cut education funds.In a social media post, the federal agency said Murphy's "COVID slush fund" was ending after the governor accused the Trump Administration of gutting $85 million in federal infrastructure funding from New Jersey schools. Murphy "doesn't know what he's talking about," the X account @EdPressSec posted. New Jersey is continuing to receive all recurring federal education funds – but his (Murphy's) COVID slush fund is over," the account posted.
Photo: Annual cleaning kvitlach at the Kosel
