Month September 2024
Chasdei Lev today held a distribution exclusively for Rebbeim of Lakewood’s Mosdos, in an effort to ease the Yom Tov burden. Chasdei Lev is an organization that provides food and household necessities at drastically reduced prices in appreciation for the… Continue Reading →
It’s Motzei Shabbos, and a gabbai is updating the shul’s zmanim while his kids clamor for attention. This scene encapsulates the dedication of our shuls’ unsung heroes. Gabbaim juggle an overwhelming array of tasks – from tracking pledges to managing… Continue Reading →
As first reported on TLS Status, three patients are being treated after being pulled from the ocean in Mantoloking today. The incident happened around 5:30 PM while a local family was spending the afternoon at the water. Emergency personnel were… Continue Reading →
Dear bus company, I am writing to express my concern about a safety issue. My child, who is new to riding the bus, had a frightening experience on his first day of school. As he boarded the bus for the… Continue Reading →
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This reader-submitted video shows a dried mango product swarming with worms and eggs. The video is being published after consulting with a Rav in Lakewood. Note: The Bedatz Hechsher on the package states to check the product – this is… Continue Reading →
A high-ranking officer from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has reaffirmed that Iran is still committed to avenging the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, despite the delay, according to a report from the Tehran Times. Haniyeh was killed… Continue Reading →
Submitted: We regret to inform the Olam HaTorah of the petirah of R’ Moish Welcher, R’ Menachem Moshe Ben R’ Elazar Yehoshua zt”l, this Wednesday. Together with his Aishes Chayil Shoshanah, lehavdil Bain Chaim lechaim, they donated many of the… Continue Reading →
The following is an ‘Ask The Mayor’ question submitted to TLS, and the Mayor’s response. Email your questions for the Mayor to AskTheMayor@thelakewoodscoop.com. Question: Dear Mr mayor , I live near the corner of Rt 9 and Pine st. Everyday… Continue Reading →
Seal The Deal Protecting Kosher Wine Wine in the hands of hired help. Wine as a present from a gentile colleague. These questions and everything you need to know about wine in the hands of people that may cause wine… Continue Reading →
The accident happened Friday afternoon at the intersection of Monmouth Avenue and County Line Road. No serious injuries were reported. (Ty: AL) (Via TLS Status)
We regret to inform you of the Petirah of Rabbi Yitzchok Selengut Z”L, who was Niftar on Shabbos at the age of 95. Reb Yitzchok (Boro Park – Lakewood), was one of the early Talmidim of Rav Aaron Kotler ZT”L… Continue Reading →
It it with much regret we report the Petirah of the Skulener Rebbe of Boro Park, Reb Yeshaya Yaakov ZT”L, following a lengthy illness. The Rebbe took the place of his father after his Petirah in 2019. The Rebbe suffered… Continue Reading →
Lakewood resident Yossi Brander, who serves as a volunteer firefighter and EMT, was awarded this evening the Chief’s Appreciation award in Woodridge, New York. Brander, who spent the summer in Upstate New York, also volunteers for the Woodridge Fire Department,… Continue Reading →
Dear Reader, I would like to share a dilemma that I believe many singles face today, along with a possible solution. I speak on behalf of many wonderful singles in our community. We are Jewish men and women, deeply committed… Continue Reading →
Hatzolah of Central Jersey recently held a meeting at Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus (MMCSC) in Lakewood to further enhance their collaborative life-saving efforts. The meeting was attended by representatives from Hatzolah, Yehuda Kaszirer of Bikur Cholim of Lakewood, and… Continue Reading →
Jackson Township Council President Jennifer Kuhn is taking student safety seriously. Last month, TLS reported that officials in Jackson met to discuss bus routes and students safety enhancements, and now officials are working to ensure the enhancements discussed are put… Continue Reading →