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In Print / Jewish Community

ADL Forms New Alliance As Audience Hears From Major National Speakers

By Marc Gronich

To make progress, we must engage to eliminate the evil, outmaneuver the opportunists, and educate the ignorant. To start, the Jewish people must be understood, not just by others but by ourselves.

In Print / Jewish Community

Fair Lawn Jewish Community’s Mission To Israel

By Ahuva Lamm

The Fair Lawn, N.J., Jewish community recently went on a solidarity mission to Israel in conjunction with World Mizrachi and I was unbelievably lucky to have been able to join the mission.

Features / Jewish Community

Maimonides Medical Center Hosts Event for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

By Jewish Press Staff

Experts will be on hand to answer questions and provide valuable information on when and how to get a colonoscopy, risk factors, prevention strategies, and available treatment options.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Budget Endangers SUNY, CUNY And Community Colleges

By Marc Gronich

Among all this turmoil on college campuses, King predicts the possibility of a one-billion-dollar deficit over ten years if the state does not come to the rescue. As a result, to make up for the deficit, tuition may have to rise, King said.

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Takes the Angst Out of Tax Preparation – Free of Charge!

By Jason Maoz

COJO Flatbush is once again offering FREE TAX PREPARATION for eligible taxpayers through the NYC DCWP IRS-certified Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs.

In Print / Jewish Community

Jewish Stamford Flourishes, Despite Connecticut’s Checkered History

By Rachel S. Kovacs

Stamford is not immune to rising antisemitism, including leafleting by white nationalists, but incidents are few and isolated. Most people are comfortable wearing yarmulkes, and Feldstein feels safe.

In Print / Jewish Community

New York’s Controversial Congressional Seat Will Be Decided Tuesday – For Now

By Marc Gronich

For Pilip, the issues in this congressional race seem to be focused on migrants, the border crisis, supporting safety, law enforcement, improving our economy and making us a strong country on the international stage, support Israel.

Jewish Community

A Taste of Tu B’Shevat at COJO Flatbush Senior Arts Party

By Jason Maoz

As is true of all our events for seniors, said COJO Flatbush Social Services Director Shulamis Shapiro, these arts parties provide our clients with fun-filled hours spent socializing with friends.

In Print / Jewish Community

Holocaust Education In A Post-October 7 World

By Eve Glover

To show solidarity for people who are being marginalized and persecuted, You teach about how to be an ally, she said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Lawmakers Have Adverse Reactions To Proposed State Budget

By Marc Gronich

With all the additional spending Levenberg listed, McGowan believes the $233 billion will increase by a few billion dollars from what the governor proposed in order to achieve the spending goals of the majority members.

In Print / Jewish Community

Suffolk County Lawmakers Call For Addiction Prevention Legislation

By Marc Gronich

This package of bills is designed to give law enforcement and our district attorneys the tools they need to go after the dealers, the ones pushing this poison and killing people, Murray said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Twelve-Thousand Pounds Of Kosher Chicken Distributed To NYC Families In Need

By Aviva Farkas

The discount for the chicken being distributed by this program is not only because it is distributed in bulk but because Empire Chicken recognized the importance of the program and offered an additional discount.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul’s State Of The State Message: NY Is Strong, Healthier, Safer, More Affordable; Others Disagree

By Marc Gronich

She created a task force on the state level regarding retail theft. I have not seen any details about that. Small businesses are suffering because of that retail theft, Chang said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Renewal Reunion – An Organization Celebrates 1,000 Kidneys Donated

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

Renewal was launched in 2006 by Brooklyn-based real estate developer Mendy Reiner when he met grocer Eli Cohen. Cohen was in dire need of a kidney and Reiner, eager to help, placed an ad in these pages to try to connect him with a donor. Reiner recognized the latent demand for a philanthropic kidney-matching service when almost 30 people replied offering Cohen their kidneys.

In Print / Jewish Community

Make Donations Directly With Project Aid & Rescue

By Ita Yankovich

This passion for tikkun olam fueled Kaminsky, leading him to become a volunteer first responder with the Northbrook Illinois Fire Department’s CERT or Community Emergency Response Team, and starting PAR 22 months ago after the invasion of Ukraine began.

Op-Eds / Jewish Community

Neo-Nazis March In Yerevan: We Can’t Ignore That

By Dr. Elina Bardach-Yalov

Armenian nationalism is rising, with government and groups in Armenia glorifying Nazi collaborator and promoting antisemitism; neo-Nazi march in Yerevan signals a serious warning for Israel.

In Print / Jewish Community

Legislative Session Ramps Up With Speeches From New York’s Leadership

By Marc Gronich

We wear blue in solidarity with Israel and for our Jewish and Israeli neighbors here in New York and in America, said Republican State Senator Andrew Lanza.

In Print / Jewish Community

And They’re Off – Candidates Vie for Congressional Seat To Replace Ousted Santos

By Marc Gronich

As for fundraising, each candidate said they are not putting in their own money but instead looking for campaign funds from national political organizations and friends in the district and across the country.

In Print / Jewish Community

Agudath Israel Hosts Rockland County Networking Event

By Marc Gronich

Good will prevail in Rockland County. We have fought the good fight and we will continue to do so, Rockland County District Attorney Tom Walsh told the packed room. By fighting that fight in Rockland, we will be that shining torch, a candle, that will spread goodness throughout the country and the world.

In Print / Jewish Community

Touro University Hosts Zoom Conference On Combating Antisemitism

By Chaim Yehuda Meyer

Students were also told that the word “intifada” could be understood in different ways; school administrators suggested a “dialogue” with Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) on this topic.

In Print / Jewish Community

The Impact Of The Global JNF-USA Conference

By Jason Ciment

Inside the convention, more sessions delved into the rising tide of antisemitism, especially in educational settings. The stories shared by students and educators were eye-opening.

In Print / Jewish Community

Pro-Palestinians and Pro-Israeli Residents Clash In Little Town Of Bethlehem, N.Y.

By Marc Gronich

By voting to allow the speaker to appear, the library assumed liability in case the speaker’s appearance led to violence.

In Print / Jewish Community

Northern New Jersey Federation Leader At Wits End

By Marc Gronich

What’s important now for the Jewish people is that we have to be united and one of the biggest problems we have in northern New Jersey is that we have tremendous diversity, which in a lot of cases is our strength, but right now is becoming our kryptonite, Shlufman contends.

Jewish Community

Festival Of Lights

By Rosally Saltsman

Although there is no halacha against lighting up your home with lights for Chanukah – after all, in Israel they’re used for Succoth and Yom HaAtzmaut – most Jews abroad make the lights of the chanukiah the sole focus of Chanukah.

Jewish Community

Warm Spirits and Good Feelings at COJO Flatbush Senior Luncheon

By Jason Maoz

The coming together of generations is what makes the Luncheons really stand out, says COJO Flatbush Social Services Director Shulamis Shapiro.

In Print / Jewish Community

Family Court System Is Broken, Say Judges And The Public

By Marc Gronich

In 1962, the legislature created the Family Court and the Family Court Act. For the past several months, the idea of repairing the system has meandered through the New York State Bar Association, State Court of Appeals, legislative hearings, and the family court judicial community.

In Print / Jewish Community

Jewish Lawyers And Judges Decry Antisemitism, Hamas War

By Marc Gronich

The keynote speaker for the more than two-hour installation event was Henry "Hank" Greenberg, who has been traveling to various locations to talk about the devastation he saw on the ground when he visited Israel just days after the war broke out.

In Print / Jewish Community / Food

Coffee At The Front (And Long) Lines

By Nati Burnside

Robert Barrack lives a few blocks away, but he heard about it from his daughter. She is married to an Israeli man and lives in Israel now. My daughter sent me the post and I felt I should show my support, he said. I didn’t even want coffee.

In Print / Jewish Community

Nassau County Leaders Stand Strong For Israel

By Marc Gronich

One month after returning from Israel war broke out with Hamas. [Having been] in Israel before the war began puts this war in a different perspective tremendously, Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino told The Jewish Press.

In Print / Jewish Community

New York Officials Urged To Defund Antisemitic Legal Aid Group

By Jewish Press Staff

Hikind added, If this hate was directed against any other group, things would be happening, But Jews, you know, they get away with it.

In Print / Jewish Community

As Antisemitism Spreads Across NY, Some Politicians, Academics Fight Back

By Marc Gronich

In New York state, acts of antisemitism are on the rise, and New York’s chief executive has stepped up with a plan to try to quell the hate, which sometimes has led to violence.

Jewish Community

Ten Thousand Gather For UJA-Led Rally Near Central Park

By Jewish Press Staff

It’s the Shloshim that marks the continuing sense of mourning, but a time that people come together to be with each other, to feel a sense of solidarity, one from the other in times of real grief.

In Print / Jewish Community

Israeli Artists Behind The Global Campaign For Hostage Posters

By Alan Zeitlin

She said she believes the ripping down of the posters was partly due to reports in many news outlets, including The New York Times, with a headline that an Israeli strike hit a hospital and killed 500 people.

Jewish Community

Visiting Israel For The First Time And Encountering War

By Marc Gronich

It was one of the most intense and gripping experiences of my life. It was absolutely worth going, Greenberg said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Grilling For IDF Goes Into Overdrive

By Robert Isler

It means the world to the soldiers to witness such a level of caring. They feel the love and achdus from relative strangers, said Goldstein.

In Print / Jewish Community

The Most Outspoken Republican In The NYC Council? Catching Up with Inna Vernikov

By Sandy Eller

I saw what was happening in our city and country, I decided that I couldn’t sit back anymore, Vernikov told The Jewish Press. As someone who immigrated from a place that wasn’t free, I wanted to be a voice for Jewish people, New Yorkers and Americans.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hate And Antisemitism In Westchester County

By Marc Gronich

Having multiple incidents every day to which they need to respond is tremendously difficult. Perhaps the most heinous examples of this are assaults.

In Print / Jewish Community

One View Of The Israel-Hamas War At Its Launch

By Marc Gronich

I’ve been to Israel on numerous occasions where we had sirens and you went into the shelter. It wasn’t like I wasn’t accustomed to it. Was I surprised? Yes. What really started to concern me was the number of rockets they were sending.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Bar Association Forms Task Force To Fight Hate

By Marc Gronich

We’re going to educate on what antisemitism is. We, as a people, need to be more unified.

In Print / Jewish Community

Gov. Hochul Joins Jewish Leaders And State Politicians At Israel-Support Event

By Marc Gronich

This is Israeli hubris. Did the Israelis feel they were invincible? Did they feel that Hamas was weak, incapable, lacking courage? That was a mistake.

In Print / Jewish Community

Andrew Cuomo Vents To Brooklyn-Based Democratic Club

By Marc Gronich

I’ve had a rough couple of years. The expression you hear a lot of is well, if it doesn’t kill you, it makes you stronger.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Presides At Chief Judge Investiture Among Assorted Jurists

By Marc Gronich

Cardozo is reportedly the first Jewish person to serve on the Court of Appeals and the second Jewish jurist on the U.S. Supreme Court, behind Louis Brandeis.

In Print / Jewish Community

#EndJewHatred Rally Decries Antisemitism At CUNY

By Alan Zeitlin

Vernikov, who pulled $50,000 in discretionary funding from CUNY Law, said the hearing exposed pervasive antisemism. She said the hiring of Hill was unacceptable.

In Print / Jewish Community

Agunah Asifa Addresses The Agunah Crisis And Solutions Moving Forward

By Kylie Ora Lobell

I created the event with the intent to raise awareness, said Haber-Goldstein. We wanted to show the agunot that as a community we are here for them, and they are not forgotten. It seems we have accomplished both goals, at least [as] a starting point.

In Print / Jewish Community

Groups Join To Fight Antisemitism And Hate

By Marc Gronich

We can’t ignore this issue. We can’t pretend that this type of hatred is not out there and that these issues are not happening. These crimes are not getting the attention that they should in the media, Lewis said.

In Print / Jewish Community

New York Elected Officials Take Sponsored Trips To Israel

By Marc Gronich

The trip itself was just remarkable and an incredible experience. Seeing religious sites, the geography, people and learning about their political system in Israel, the threats that they face, it was very meaningful, said Senator Jake Ashby (R – Castleton, Rensselaer County).

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Provides Helping Hand To Plaza Auto Mall Backpack Giveaway

By Jason Maoz

As expected, the backpacks were a big hit, but that was hardly the only treat organizers had in store that afternoon.

In Print / Jewish Community

WEEH: Empowering Women In The Healthcare Field

By Ita Yankovich

Many women have lots of responsibilities aside from work while men are more able to hyper-focus on their careers. But as times are changing and more and more women are entering the field, this is something that women can do as well.

In Print / Jewish Community / Interviews and Profiles

Sam Berger, Assembly Candidate In Queens, Is Looking To Bring The Assembly Back To Basics

By Shlomo Greenwald

I’ll have my foot in the door. When the approach is collaborative and not oppositional, that’s when you can talk to people, talk to colleagues, and work things out.

In Print / Jewish Community

Six Alarm Fire Consumes Landmark Stores In Williamsburg

By Baruch Lytle

It was a challenging fire due to the hot weather and the fact the fire had gained headway before we were able to get water on it.

Jewish Community

Lower Courts Penalized Congregants For Suing Anti-Semitic Demonstrators; Now Orthodox Org’s Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Decision

By Jewish Press Staff

The demonstrations had taken place every Saturday for approximately eighteen and a half years. The plaintiffs requested in their complaint that the demonstrations either be enjoined or that the demonstrators be moved to, 1,000 feet of the Synagogue’s property line.

In Print / Jewish Community

Queens Social Service Organization Expands For Youth

By Marc Gronich

In an effort to keep youngsters out of trouble by giving them a safe haven to have fun, earlier this month Chazaq opened a youth center at 108-05 68 Road in Forest Hills.

In Print / Jewish Community

Frum Candidates For State Assembly Special Election Begin Shoe-Leather Campaign

By Marc Gronich

This is going to be a tough race and we can’t take anything for granted, Heastie said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Religious And High-Ranking Stars Come Out For BPJCC Annual Gathering

By Marc Gronich

Reynoso, the Brooklyn borough president, expressed his gratitude for the BPJCC helping in ways the government might not be able to work fast enough. He said, What the Boro Park Jewish Community Council does is take care of the people who need the most help.

In Print / Jewish Community

Kennedy Cheered, Boteach Booed At Heated Manhattan Event

By Alan Zeitlin

Kennedy, who has been grilled by Democratic members of Congress over his remarks, told the crowd he took the situation to heart.

In Print / Jewish Community / Kashrut Scene

Springfield Wholesale Meat Price Increase: To Panic, Or Not To Panic?

By Kylie Ora Lobell

According to Ira Sina, manager of the meat department of Glatt Mart in Brooklyn, there is a lack of cattle supply right now in the kosher and non-kosher worlds, which have both had to increase prices. But because there are fewer kosher consumers, which means less demand, the increases are higher.

In Print / Jewish Community

Jewish Press Recognized With Multiple Journalism Awards From AJPA

By Ita Yankovich

The Jewish Press again won an honorable mention for A New Chinese Tehillim – As Oppression in China Continues by Baruch Lytle in the category of social justice and humanitarian work.

In Print / Jewish Community

Bridging New York City

By Baruch Lytle

In 2023, New York City’s 8.5 million residents included over three million first-generation immigrants, the largest number of any year in its history. Well over 200,000 were children, and they represent over 800 languages and more than 150 countries.

In Print / Jewish Community

Yeshiva Battle For Sovereignty Continues

By Marc Gronich

It’s really a biased investigation. It’s not the first time, by the way. For more than 10 years, some groups' primary agendas are to attack the yeshivas and to make it seem that they are terrible, they don’t provide secular education.

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Garden Party: A Wonderful Welcome to Summer

By Jason Maoz

The location was beautiful, the program top notch, the food delightful – and most importantly, the response from our seniors was gratifying beyond words. They really enjoyed the afternoon; the only ‘complaint’ was that the four hours went by too quickly, said Social Services Director Shulamis Shapiro.

In Print / Jewish Community / Kashrut Scene

After Kosherfest: JFood

By Marc Gronich

It’s important to be at the trade show because people are trying and tasting to see how delicious this healthy food is, said Chaim Tal, president of Meant to Be.

In Print / Jewish Community

Ex-Cons Have Chance At Redemption As Clean Slate Bill Heads To Governor

By Marc Gronich

The record will be sealed for violent felonies, including domestic violence offenses, endangering the welfare of a child. As a former special victims’ prosecutor, I really can’t get past that, said Assemblyman John McGowan (D-Pearl River).

In Print / Jewish Community

All Things Caribbean And Kosher Jerk Chicken

By Marc Gronich

Some Jews will only come to Montego Bay because they can daven and get kosher food. We have a nice crowd among those who will book their vacation where Chabad is, Raskin said.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Capitol Ceremony Honors Fallen EMS Workers

By Marc Gronich

Eight names were added last week bringing the total to 120 names of emergency medical service technicians. Each one has a touching story relating the pain of the family the medical personnel left behind.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Senate Rolls Out Red Carpet For Women of Distinction

By Marc Gronich

Wow. It’s such an honor to get this big, big award, Chernina, 75, told The Jewish Press. The award inspires me to help more people. I don’t want to call myself a role model. The role model was my mom, Bronislava, who helped me establish the organization and helped in many other ways.

In Print / Jewish Community

Israel Settlement Debate Comes to New York

By Marc Gronich

The measure is entitled the Not on our dime!: Ending New York funding of Israeli settler violence act to prohibit not-for-profit corporations from engaging in unauthorized support of Israeli settlement activity.

In Print / Jewish Community

Democrats Gather Amidst Peace And Controversy

By Jewish Press Staff

Tenant protections are not going away. They’re here. This is New York. However, we also have to balance out the needs of the landlords, of the real estate industry, to make certain there should be incentives to properly invest.

In Print / Jewish Community

Vocal Crowd Turns Out For COJO Flatbush Breakfast

By Marc Gronich

I have visited Yad Vashem many times, but every time something hits you differently, said Schumer.

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Legislative Breakfast Draws City’s Movers and Shakers

By Jason Maoz

Speaker Adams, for her part, stressed the need to stand united against hate, and work together across communities to deepen our care and understanding of each other.

In Print / Jewish Community

Rank-and-File Lawmakers Mostly Mum During Budget Debate

By Marc Gronich

The controversial bail reform package that amended the discovery laws did not make it through to the final document, but money to help district attorneys gear up to hire more staff to reduce the backlog of cases was something she supported.

In Print / Jewish Community

New State Budget Tops 35 Other States Combined

By Marc Gronich

With such strong pushback from state lawmakers, Hochul removed the $250,000 she put into the budget when the plan went down in flames.

In Print / Jewish Community

Halligan Confirmation Completes Full Bench On Court Of Appeals

By Marc Gronich

Wilson has chosen the Honorable Joseph Zayas for appointment as chief administrative judge for the entire court system. He is responsible for oversight of court operations, including a budget of more than $3 billion.

In Print / Jewish Community

Rowan Wilson Clears Hurdles To Become First Black As Top NYS Judge

By Marc Gronich

The objection stems from a decision Wilson wrote in the case People v. Regan last month.

In Print / Jewish Community

Pick-Up, Delivery, To-Go, And In-House – A Full Arsenal Of Tools Masbia Used To Feed The Needy For Passover

By Laura N. Allen

The challenge is big, but so are the hearts of our donors, said Alexander Rapaport, Executive Director of Masbia. We could not have done it without the generous support of thousands of donors, he added.

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Family Fun Extravaganza: An Old-Fashioned Country Carnival in the Big City

By Jason Maoz

An event like this brings the families of our community so much happiness – without any worries about the cost of an afternoon filled with entertainment, and with the convenience of being smack in the middle of their own neighborhood, sparing them a long Chol HaMoed schlep.

In Print / Jewish Community

New Kosher Hotel Sprouts In Albany

By Marc Gronich

Oiring said he wants to hear the good, the bad and the ugly from the guests at the hotel. Every hotel guest gets a customer service survey. We want to know what you are thinking, Oiring said.

In Print / Jewish Community

NY Yeshivas And Parents Victorious In Supreme Court Case

By Marc Gronich

PEARLS sought a declaration that the New York Stated Education Department’s recently passed regulations conflict with governing law and are therefore null and void.

In Print / Jewish Community

TEACH NYS Mission To Albany Subdued But Effective

By Marc Gronich

Yeshivas don’t have an illiteracy rate. Yeshivas are places where education is emphasized significantly...

Jewish Community

Lubavitcher Rebbe Remembered For Goodness, Kindness And Education On Birthday Anniversary

By Marc Gronich

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who served for more than 44 years of dedicated leadership of the Chabad movement, established more than 1500 Lubavitch Centers helping people of all walks of life throughout the world, from Australia to Africa, from Holland to Argentina and from Moscow to Jerusalem.

In Print / Jewish Community

Administrative Chaos Ensues At The State Labor Department, Lawmakers Are Frustrated

By Marc Gronich

We now have ID.me. The moment we got ID.me up and running, fraud began to decline. About six to eight months later we got multi-factor identification. Again, fraud immediately began to come down.

In Print / Jewish Community

War Of Words Over Yeshiva Sovereignty Erupts In Albany Courtroom

By Marc Gronich

After a 15-minute presentation by Schick, the state took its best aim to shoot down Schick’s arguments.

Jewish Community

Seniors Enjoy Early Taste of Purim at COJO Flatbush Luncheon

By Jason Maoz

The festivities, held at the Boro Park Y, drew close to 100 enthusiastic seniors who delighted in an afternoon of spirited conversation, uplifting music provided by vocalist/musician Michael Abramovshchik, and a delicious meal.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Budget Process Moves To Next Phase

By Marc Gronich

We’re noticing a decrease in the head count of the police officers at the 121 and 120 precincts. We would like to have some help and support there because the more resources they have, the better it is, Fall said.

In Print / Jewish Community

Queens JCC Breakfast Yields Major Announcements

By Marc Gronich

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen sees a prime opportunity for a new venture that would coincide with the plans by city officials to redevelop the neighborhood. He wants to purchase land near Citi Field to build a casino and create a community experience.

In Print / Jewish Community

Conservatives Celebrate Winning Down-Ballot Races

By Marc Gronich

The party conference also included a panel discussion by four of the seven freshmen congressmen from across the state.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul’s State Budget Document Hits Record Spending

By Marc Gronich

According to state budget officials, foundation aid is the main education operating formula for school distribution.

Jewish Community

New Year, New Aggressive Strategy By State Conservative Party

By Marc Gronich

I do think the single greatest issue confronting the Legislature is rolling back some of the criminal justice laws that are extraordinarily unpopular with most of the citizens of the state and extremely dangerous. Bail reform, for example, said Kassar.

In Print / Jewish Community

Judge LaSalle’s Nomination Goes Down To Progressive Rebellion

By Marc Gronich

I was honored to be able to run on the various lines I had the opportunity to run on over the years. I was proud to have Democrats and Republicans agree on me at a time of such hyper-partisanship.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Claims State Of The State Is Strong

By Marc Gronich

I’m proud to announce we will be investing more than one billion dollars and making critical policy changes to finally and fully meet the mental health needs of our state, Hochul said.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Lawmakers Convene for New Legislative Session

By Marc Gronich

New Yorkers are not happy with the direction this state is heading. More than 400,000 people have left New York in the last two years and that’s on top of one million people leaving over the last decade,” said Assembly Republican Leader William Barclay...

In Print / Jewish Community

Orthodox Jews Attend But Not Featured At Inaugural Ceremony

By Marc Gronich

During her 13-minutes of remarks, James, who is beginning her second term as the state’s legal eagle, began by commenting that the word history should be changed to herstory in honor of Governor Kathy Hochul becoming the first female chief executive in New York.

In Print / Jewish Community

Limitations On Outside Income Almost Sinks Legislative Pay Raise

By Marc Gronich

Outside income increases the independence of legislators vis-a-vis the governor, and makes us less vulnerable to gubernatorial retaliation, argued Assemblyman Phillip Steck (D – Colonie, Albany County), a lawyer by profession.

Jewish Community

Masbia: Chanukah Latkes Illustrates the Exorbitantly High Cost of Poor People’s Foods and Basic Household Food Staples

By Jewish Press Staff

It wasn’t too long ago when a dozen eggs, a 5 pound bag of potatoes, and a 96 ounce jug of oil cost $7 or less. Now you’re lucky if you can get it for $25.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Aims To Control Hate In New York State

By Marc Gronich

I’m feeling the same as when it happened in my country. I'm feeling those same voices of evil and hatred are rising up, and where are the people stopping it?

In Print / Jewish Community

Assembly Democrats Hold Powwow Ahead Of New Legislative Session

By Marc Gronich

I think I’m really hopeful about the future that we have together. I think in the Jewish community, we as Jews need to do a better job communicating with each other, Epstein said.

In Print / Jewish Community

State Election Results Still Not Final

By Marc Gronich

People want more honest people in politics and local politics, not just people who sit there for many, many years basically doing nothing.

Jewish Community

Fun And Fellowship At COJO Flatbush Senior Arts Party

By Jason Maoz

COJO’s regularly scheduled arts parties are designed to get seniors who are generally confined to their homes to spend time socially interacting with their peers and show off their creativity.

Jewish Community

Mayor Adams At The 2022 Jewish Food Media Conference Sponsored By Masbia

By Jewish Press Staff

NYC Mayor Eric Adams made a surprise visit to the 9th annual Jewish Food Media Conference that usually takes place ahead of KosherFest.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul: The Accidental Governor

By Marc Gronich

When Zeldin pointed out how bad the economy, crime and pocketbook issues are across the state, Hochul’s only response was to call Zeldin the grim reaper.

In Print / Jewish Community

The Best Political Sparring Match Of The Season

By Marc Gronich

Maloney had a brief mention of his support for Israel because she is our ally in the Middle East. Lawler didn’t do much better. We need to work with our NATO allies and Israel to ensure the safety and well-being of the world, Lawler said.

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