Month May 2024
by Rabbi Yair Hoffman The Ramah Shulchan Aruch (OC 493:2) that on LaG BaOmer we engage slightly in Simcha – joy. Commemorating LaG BaOmer is a serious matter. The Mogen Avrohom cites the Kavanos HaArizal that discusses a certain individual… Continue Reading →
This accident happened today at the intersection of Cedarbridge Avenue and New Hampshire Avenue. It appears the front driver made a sudden stop to avoid going through the red, resulting in the rear vehicle striking him. Who do you think… Continue Reading →
As Memorial Day weekend gets underway, the New Jersey State Police will be increasing traffic enforcement details across the state from Friday, May 24 to Tuesday, May 28. During this period, in addition to their regularly scheduled patrols, 141 troopers… Continue Reading →
Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina, in partnership with the township council, the Jackson Township Police Department, and traffic safety and civil engineers from T&M Associates, has announced a traffic safety study to be conducted for the Robin Estates neighborhood. Robin… Continue Reading →
We regret to inform you of the Petirah of R’ Yosef (Joe) Novoseller, of Lakewood, who was Niftar today following a massive heart attack. R’ Yosef Z”L, the former owner of Judaica Plaza, was always seen with a smile on… Continue Reading →
Judges at the top United Nations court have ordered Israel to halt its military operation on the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Reading out a ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the body’s president Nawaf Salam stated that… Continue Reading →
It has long been a source of curiosity how historical figures like Korach and Haman the Agagite acquired wealth. Korach, known from the Chumash, and Haman, from the Book of Esther, rose to prominence without apparent business ventures to explain… Continue Reading →
For the first few centuries after creation, the human race flourished. The population of the world grew exponentially, but it was still very small and concentrated in Mesopotamia, the land between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers. Life was uncomplicated. There… Continue Reading →
As Lag Baomer approaches and Lakewood gets ready to go back to barbers, I am reminded of the problems in our society. Why? you ask. Well, when I wanted to book my barber I saw his new pricing. 35 DOLLARS… Continue Reading →
JEMS Academy is a pioneering educational institution for children with disabilities in South Florida. JEMS is dedicated to nurturing the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth of our students. Our mission is to provide individualized Jewish education in a therapeutic environment to… Continue Reading →
Skulen Lakewood Moves Lag Ba’Omer Hadlokah Location to Accommodate Larger Crowd; Map and Information
Thousands attended last year’s Hadlakah at Skulen Lakewood. Due to the large crowd expected, the event was moved to the Kikar Shabbos plaza. The event is expected to start 10:30 PM. Lakewood Police and Chaveirim will be out there assisting… Continue Reading →
A local Yungerman who was struggling with infertility for approximately seven years donated a kidney 10 months ago, potentially adding years to the recipient’s life. On Pesach, the kidney donor was Zoche to make a Bris of his first child…. Continue Reading →
Budget airlines have become infamous for setting low fares and charging passengers for everything from picking a seat to ordering a soft drink. But two leaders of that model, Frontier and Spirit, have launched a different tactic: eliminating flight-change and… Continue Reading →