Month November 2024
It was brought to my attention that many girls are buying food from various Dunkin Donuts locations around Lakewood. They are clearly unaware that only 3 locations are kosher – the one in Todd Plaza, one in Monmouth Medical Center,… Continue Reading →
Police in Amsterdam released blurred photos on Tuesday evening, purportedly showing five wanted participants from the Amsterdam pogrom which took place following the Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer match last Thursday and Friday. While police have 29 wanted suspects, these first… Continue Reading →
Consumers are reminded that ALL brown rice should be checked before using, regardless of hashgocho on the bag, the KCL told TLS. This is because of potential concern for improper storage conditions. “It has come to our attention that significant… Continue Reading →
Six RWJBarnabas Health facilities were awarded A Hospital Safety Score ratings by the Leapfrog Group, an independent national nonprofit run by employers and other large purchasers of health benefits. The A-rated hospitals are Community Medical Center (CMC) in Toms River;… Continue Reading →
To the Editors: I need to speak up about a reckless traffic pattern change that has devastated a local teacher’s life. About two months ago, without any warning or advance notice, our County suddenly merged two lanes into one- on… Continue Reading →
Company urges customers to conserve water as New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection issues Drought Warning
Over the last two months, there have been 537 wildfires in New Jersey, a more than 1,300% increase over the same period last year.
It was a unique gathering at the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce breakfast on Tuesday morning, where Lakewood Mayor Ray Coles was joined by mayors of two neighboring towns – Mike Reina of Jackson and Bob Arace of Manchester – to… Continue Reading →
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee reacts to President-elect Trump selecting him as the U.S. ambassador to Israel on ‘Hannity.’ WATCH:
Burnstein is the first Orthodox Jew elected to municipal office in the township’s 140-year history.
Was Oprah Winfrey paid off to support Kamala? The renowned media figure and former talk-show host is addressing rumors suggesting she was compensated with $1 million for her involvement in Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. Winfrey played a key… Continue Reading →
46% of respondents say they state is “headed in the wrong direction”
The Federal Aviation Administration prohibited U.S. airlines from flying to Haiti for 30 days after gangs shot three planes and the United Nations also Tuesday temporarily suspended flights to Port-au-Prince, limiting humanitarian aid coming into the country. Bullets hit a… Continue Reading →
A police constable in his thirties, serving in southwest England, has been arrested on suspicion of supporting Hamas. The arrest, carried out by counterterrorism officers, reportedly concerns online activity linked to the proscribed terrorist organization. Counter Terrorism Policing South West… Continue Reading →
The thieves made off with a safe containing cash, and meds
The reports coming out of Amsterdam last Thursday evening were reminiscent of pre-Holocaust Europe, with violent gangs chasing Jews through the streets, beating them mercilessly and terrorizing anyone even suspected of being Jewish or Israeli. The Dutch city famous for… Continue Reading →
“This is a movement like nobody’s ever seen before and, frankly, this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time.” —President-Elect Donald Trump, in his speech to his supporters after winning the 2024 election. The celebrations by Republicans… Continue Reading →
I’ve had the honor of interviewing hundreds of people for this column. With every person I speak to, I hope there will be at least one lesson that readers can implement, and I often discover that myself during our conversation…. Continue Reading →
Cookies and herring awaited attendees at a Manhattan “Jewish Reconstructionist” congregation’s election night watch party. Only two people showed up. And one was a reporter. That turnout is emblematic of something that has been noted of late by two respected… Continue Reading →