Ramapo Police Weekly Report
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Here is a summary of the Ramapo Police Departmemnts activity for the week of September 29th, 2019 through October 5th, 2019.
Monsey News
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Just a Few Days After Measles Outbreak Ends – Measles Exposure In Monsey
Rockland County Executive Ed Day and County Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert advise residents that an international traveler who has been confirmed to have measles visited Congregation Khal Torath Viznitz in Monsey, potentially exposing others to measles from September 20 to September 21.
Rockland Hatzoloh Dedicates Ambulance After Beloved Coordinator
Rockland Hatzolah hosted a dedication event of one of its ambulances in honor or a former member of Rockland Hatzolah, R’ Moshe Spielman obm.
Picture of the Day
18 Forshay is a shul bursting at the seams. Minyanim, Shiurim, and a kollel make the present building just too small. To remedy this, work has begun on a much needed new wing of the building.
Historic Educators Conference in Monsey NY
A Historic event took place in Monsey, NY as principles and administrator’s of all Torah education institutions in New York State came together for a conference. Together, they committed to stand united against our mutual enemies – those who want to infiltrate, and worse yet, contaminate the scared education of our next generation.
This Weeks Shalom Zochor List
We present the Shalom Zochor list for the week of Shabbos Parshas Devorim:
A Thank You Letter To Rockland Chaverim, From a Single Mother
A single mother living in Monsey found herself in a petrifying situation, without anyone to help. A call to Chaverim, and volunteer Volvie Lefkowitz, ended the nightmare, prompting her to write a thank you letter to Chaverim.
Bike4Chai: Rockland Residents Raise $10,000
JJ Eizik (bottom) with his trainer David Roher training this past Wednesday evening. (Photo Credit: Janet Roher)
JJ Eizik of Monsey rides the only handcycle in one of the largest bicycle fundraisers in the country: Bike4Chai. Eizik, who lost his left leg to a rare form of cancer when he was a teenager, uses the adaptive bicycle in a 180-mile journey to raise money for children who suffer from cancer or chronic illness.
Tehillim Needed for Boy Struck by a Car in Spring Valley
Please say Tehillim for Yitzchok Tovya ben Breindel Leah, a 14 year old boy struck by a car in Spring Valley. He was rushed to the hospital by Hatzalah in Critical condition.
This Weeks Shalom Zochor List
We present the Shalom Zochor list for the week of Shabbos Parshas Chukas:
LIVE: Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen With Rabbi Yossi Jacobson
Watch the Live streamed farbrengen for Gimmel Tammuz with Rabbi Yossi Jacobson. The Farbrengen is dedicated by Abe Spitz, and is being broadcast from the Ohr Chaim Shul, 20 Forshay Road, Monsey, NY, with men and women and children from all parts of the community.
Fire Rips Through Monsey Home, No Injuries
A fire tore through a Jewish home on Maple Leaf Rd in Monsey Tuesday afternoon, no one was injured and the family was not home at the time.
Chaverim of Rockland Bike Registration and Fun Fair Event
Chaverim of Rockland hosted a bike registration and Fun Fair event this past Sunday at Viola Park. The successful event drew children and adults for five fun filled hours.
Hazmat Scare in Spring Valley Draws Massive Response
An afternoon Hazmat scare led to a large response in Spring Valley. Three people were reported to have suffered effects from the substance. by Monsey.info An early afternoon scare led to a large emergency response Wednesday afternoon in Spring Valley. […]
Yeshiva Students Pay Respect to Monsey Ex-Fire Chief
Students from multiple yeshivas in Monsey came out to pay their respects to two time Monsey Fire Chief Richard Lagarde. He passed away suddenly, and a special funeral procession was arranged to honor his 47 years of service.
10 Cows Roaming Freely in Monsey Corralled by Police
Ten freely roaming cows were seen Tuesday in Monsey after a successful escape attempt. They were caught quickly and corralled by the Police.
Tonight: An Evening of Vaccination Education For Woman
An all women’s event at the Atria in Monsey aims to educate woman on a range of health topics, including vaccinations. The event is endorsed by organizations such as Hatzolah and Chai Lifeline.
Watch: Surveillance Footage Catches Friday Accident in Monsey
Watch the surveillance video footage of an accident that occurred Friday. The accident involved a delivery truck and resulted in injuries.
Mesivta Lev Temimim of Monsey to Remain Open After Successful Fundraiser
The parent body of Mesivta Lev Temimim Lubavitch of Monsey has released a statement thanking supporters after a successful fundraising campaign. The campaign fundraised over $100,000, that will allow the yeshiva to remain open.
Exec Ed Day Shows Support For Chasidic Business Owner Bombarded By Threats Over Measles Interview
Rockland County, NY – A Spring Valley children’s play center got a surprise visit yesterday from Rockland County Executive Ed Day who dropped in to express his support for the business’s Chasidic owner who reported being threatened and harassed after expressing his pro-vaccination views in a CNN interview .
Parents of Mesivta Lev Temimim Respond to Yeshiva Closure
In a public statement to the community, the parents of Mesivta Lev Temimim Lubavitch of Monsey respond to the sudden closure of the Yeshiva.
BREAKING: Lubavitch Masivta in Monsey To Shut Down Due to Lack of Funds
With almost no warning, Yeshiva Lev Temimim Lubavitch of Monsey will be closing it’s doors within the week. The news was broken through a letter from the Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Gil Hami.