ENDED: Chabad Menorah Lighting With Rockland Officials
Watch Live as the Chabad Menorah is kindled live with Rockland County Officials, an event broadcast live with music and speakers.
Daily Archives: December 19, 2022
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Governor Hochul Announces 10 Transformational Projects for Haverstraw as Part of $10 Million Downtown Revitalization Initiative
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced 10 transformational projects in the Village of Haverstraw as part of a $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative award. The projects will enhance Haverstraw’s rich historic, cultural and natural resources while improving its walkability.
The Twitter Files Part #7: The FBI & The Hunter Biden Laptop
With Elon Musk’s recent Twitter takeover, he vowed to make the public aware of what was really going on behind the scenes at Twitter. Today, the seventh installment of the Twitter files were dropped by Reporter and Author Michael Shellenberger.
Car Menorah Parade Ends With Public Lighting At the Palisades Mall
More than sixty vehicles joined the Chabad caravan of Menorah topped cars in the annual Chanukah Car Menorah Parade, culminating in a public Menorah lighting at the Palisades Mall.
Governor Hochul Signs into Law Legislation Easing Restrictions on Condominium Conversions for Smaller Buildings
NYS Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation this weekend sponsored by Senator Andrew Gounardes and Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein which will make it easier for tenants and apartment dwellers to purchase their homes.
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Op-Ed: If The Crash Comes, Is Your Family Ready?
Unfortunately, there’s a very strong possibility that the good times of the last few years may be at an end, at least for a while. If The Crash Comes, Is Your Family Ready?
In Decimated Mariupol, Menorah Emerges From the Rubble
There is almost nothing left of Mariupol, the industrial Ukrainian city obliterated during the first months of the war. But on Saturday evening, workers pulled something out of the debris: the large metal Chanukah menorah that had once graced the synagogue sanctuary. It had somehow survived the intense fires that destroyed the building and was recovered a day before Chanukah.
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