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In Print / Community

Agudah's Yeshiva Summit Sends Message Of Caution, Optimism

By Marc Gronich

Justice Peter Lynch “issued an order that a school district must provide transportation to nonpublic school students on days when [nonpublic] schools are in session.”

In Print / Community / Features On The Jewish World

A Young Jewish Community Flourishes In Philadelphia

By Baruch Lytle

There are so many souls out there screaming for spirituality to fill their void, and they just aren’t sure, physically, how to get it.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush Joins In Honoring 99-Year-Old WWII Vet

By dvora

Though Fletcher should have received a Purple Heart – the medal awarded to military personnel wounded or killed in combat – black service members were routinely overlooked for commendation at a time when the military was still segregated.

In Print / Jewish Community

Climate Change Week A Dud For New York Legislation

By Marc Gronich

We have a lot of work to do on extending producer responsibility to try to address our waste problems because certainly that’s first and foremost, Tighe emphasized.

Community

Eric Adams Joins Met Council & Flatbush Fund Emergency Rosh Hashanah Food Distribution

By Met Council

Eric Adams has long been a champion for the underprivileged. He’s a great friend to Met Council and our mission to serve the neediest and we are thrilled that he could join us to help bring food to those in need.

Community

Jewish Community Donates Over A Million Dollars Worth Of Aid For Haiti

By Jewish Press Staff

NY’s Jewish Community working together to bring relief to Haiti after the 2021 earthquake.

In Print / Community / Features On The Jewish World

One Crown Heights To Hold Neighborhood Festival On Sunday

By Jewish Press Staff

The Black and Jewish communities had a wonderful relationship before 1991, Lipkind observed. Could the community’s wounds heal? Or would it spill over to hate, racism, and anti-Semitism?

In Print / Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Holds First Post-Pandemic Seniors Luncheon

By dvora

“I can’t put into words how much I missed these kinds of events,” said a woman who gave her age as a young 83.

In Print / Jewish Community

Overcoming Hurdles To Obtaining Proper Care For Children With Autism

By Marc Gronich

What we need to do is to figure out a mechanism to allow these people to fully participate in the community… We’ve got to teach the community about the worth of people with disabilities.

In Print / Community

City Council Candidates Introduce Themselves To COJO Flatbush Board Members

By dvora

There was little disagreement among the candidates, all Democrats, regarding the big issues, and so each stressed his or her personal and professional qualifications.

In Print / Jewish Community

Anti-Vax Summer Camp Plans To Move Out Of New York State

By Marc Gronich

Schwartz told The Jewish Press, I didn’t realize that when you try to avoid infection that’s considered discrimination. I’m used to thinking of discrimination as a social thing not as a medical thing.

In Print / Jewish Community

Holocaust Studies Not Being Properly Taught In New York Schools

By Marc Gronich

There is legislation on the books that every child, age 8 years and up, should get some type of Holocaust education in school, Kaplan noted. We don’t know how it’s working.

Community

The Rabbinical Alliance Of America Calls For Calm, Respect, Civility And Peace

By Rabbinical Alliance of America

America is a country built on laws that are deeply rooted in notions of equal protection and due process, even if too many times in history these rights have been overlooked.

Community

Met Council Celebrates $50 Million Farmers To Food Pantries Program

By Met Council

We at Met Council work tirelessly to provide for the ever-increasing number of New Yorkers living in food insecurity because of Covid, but we cannot do it alone.

Community

With Hope on Horizon, COJO Flatbush Holds Passover Food Distribution

By dvora

Once again every effort was made to ensure the dignity of recipients, with deliveries made in a discreet manner, no different in appearance from a regular supermarket drop-off.

In Print / Jewish Community

‘I Want De Blasio To Run As The Democratic Candidate For Governor’ - A Conversation With NYS Conservative Party Chairman Jerry Kassar

By Marc Gronich

This year Kassar, 62, is trying to advance legislation to make it easier for voters to influence policy and legislation without having to run for office.

In Print / Community

A City Council Member Who’s Earned The Gratitude of All Brooklynites

By Louis P Welz

A recent article posted on a Brooklyn-based online news outlet concerning City Council Member Dr. Mathieu Eugene’s allocation of discretionary funding was disturbingly selective – both in understating the diversity that characterizes the 40th City Council District and in failing to acknowledge the widely inclusive array of individuals and families helped by agencies such as […]

In Print / Featured / Community / Features

Tech-Savvy Jews Help Seniors Secure Vaccination Appointments

By Baruch Lytle

Why don’t we open this up so we can help more people? Because the evidence was pretty clear. This is not like ordering from Amazon. This is way harder.

Community

COJO Flatbush Surprises Holocaust Survivors With Chanukah Bags Chock-full Of Goodies And Games

By dvora

“Chanukah, of course, is a celebration of miracles that took place during a dark and dangerous time,” said Welz. “And the lesson we take from it is to never lose faith, no matter the circumstances.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush Chanukah Food Distribution: Spreading Light By Helping Others

By dvora

On Distribution Day volunteers pack and transport the items in boxes provided by a local supermarket, giving the deliveries the appearance of a regular grocery drop-off.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush CEO: ‘We Weren’t Going To Let COVID Stop Us.’

By dvora

COJO Flatbush was on the front lines as Census officials were forced by the pandemic to rethink and replace long-planned strategies.

In Print / South Florida / Features

Laura Loomer Looks Forward To Jewish Female Face-Off In November Elections

By Jewish Press Staff

For her outspokenness, Loomer has been banned from Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms.

Community / Features

NY Issues Guidance For Religious Schools

By Michael Cutler

A communication system must be developed with the school’s plan. The “responsible parties” will have to organize communication between the school’s administration, teachers, parents and the students.

In Print / Community

Pandemic No Impediment To COJO Flatbush Computer Students

By dvora

These particular graduates deserved additional kudos for accomplishing what they did under unusual and trying circumstances, during a massive public health crisis that necessitated remote learning in virtual classrooms.

In Print / Community / Features / Israel / On Campus / Education

Orthodox Advocacy Leads To Masa Restoring Funding To Yeshivas And Seminaries

By Sandy Eller

“What made this successful is that it wasn’t just people calling from the outside to complain but also people on the inside working it out,” explained Rabbi Taragin.

In Print / Community / Features / Israel / On Campus / Education

Elimination Of Masa Funding And Limited Student Visas Jeopardize Israel Study Plans For Countless Yeshiva And Seminary Hopefuls

By Sandy Eller

Rabbi Michoel Green, overseas director of Sharfman’s seminary, described a year in Israel for gap year students as an incomparable educational opportunity.

In Print / Features / Upcoming Events

Extraordinary List Of Speakers To Address Sunday’s Achdus Event

By Jewish Press Staff

Called “Vayicha Sham Yisrael Neged Hahar – K’Ish Echad B’Lev Echad,” the event is dedicated to the memory of the Noviminsker Rebbe.

Upcoming Events

BPJCC to Host Census Drive-Thru Event in Boro Park

By Jewish Press Staff

It is critical that Boro Park has a 100% participation rate for the census, says Avi Greenstein, BPJCC CEO.

Community / Features

Lev Echad – A National Volunteer Force In Times Of Crisis

By Jewish Press Staff

As the situation continues, they are focusing on opening additional regional operational centers enabling local communities to play a role helping one another within their own local community and providing to one another their basic needs.

In Print / Upcoming Events

COJO Flatbush Postpones Legislative Breakfast Due To Public Health Concerns

By Community News

Welz expressed gratitude for the guidance he received from medical professionals and community leaders before making what he termed a “difficult but necessary decision.”

In Print / Community

Special Ceremony For Newest COJO Flatbush Computer Grads

By Jewish Press Staff

COJO Flatbush CEO Louis Welz told the graduates, “Of all the many programs and services we offer, this is the one I’m most proud of."

Community

Jewish Communal Fund Special Gifts Fund Announces Grants of Nearly $1 million To Jewish Charities

By Jewish Press Staff

We are grateful to our community of Fundholders who, in giving through JCF, enable JCF to make significant grants from its endowment to support a number of Jewish charitable institutions doing important work on the ground.

Community / Food

Getting Sandwiches To Israel’s Disadvantaged Children

By Jewish Press Staff

A recent study in Israel provided key academic evidence linking proper nutrition to reduced behavioral problems and improved academic success.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush Leads Way In New SYEP Teen Program

By Community News

More than 350 teens participated through the auspices of COJO Flatbush.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush Well Represented At Maimonides Summer Youth Ceremony

By Community News

Jablon spoke of the inspiration he and his colleagues receive from watching the young workers blossom as they take on their various responsibilities.

In Print / Community

Councilman Eugene Praises COJO Flatbush Computer Courses

By Community News

COJO Flatbush CEO Louis Welz praised the Councilmember for his crucial role in obtaining the financial support necessary for the computer courses...

In Print / Community

‘Rachel’ Knows: COJO Flatbush Enriches the Lives of Seniors

By Community News

“Senior services are a vitally important part of the work we do,” said COJO Flatbush CEO Louis Welz.

Health and Living / Jewish Community

Skepticism And Vigilance Animate Frum Anti-Vaxxers

By Tiferet Schafler

"There's no nexus whatsoever between Yiddishkeit and the anti-vaccination movement," said Rabbi Kotler.

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