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Need Electrical Work? Don’t Let This Be Your Nightmare! Hire Dave’s Electric

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A newly renovated house was just occupied when kitchen caught fire. The contractor had not pulled a permit, so the work was not inspected for safety and code compliance.

The insurance carrier’s fire investigators removed the electrical panel and the wiring in that wall from the basement to the second floor.

Prevent this from happening to you. Hire contractors that are licensed, bonded and insured and are able to obtain a permit. Adding any new wiring requires a permit. Insist the contractor obtain the permits and pass inspection; it is to your benefit.

Get it done right the first time! Do your homework then follow your gut. Don’t always look at the bottom line price, it may come back to haunt you, as it did by this homeowner. It is guaranteed the return will be worthwhile.

Follow our work credo, “IF IT IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR OUR OWN HOME, IT IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOURS”.

With over 35 years combined experience, now in its 3rd generation of service, Dave’s Electric continues that same credo as a family owned and operated company.

Let us ensure that this won’t be your nightmare.

David & Sam Neuman
Dave’s Electrical Service, LTD
216-371-1580
216-701-3388 (cell)
info@daves-electric.com
www.daves-electric.com

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Very Large (12×20) Modular Sukkah In Very Good Condition For Sale; Priced to Move!

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Very large modular sukkah for sale. There are 16 panels, each is 4 feet wide for a total area of 12 feet x 20 feet. Two of the panels are sliding doors. Three of the panels are windows. (Plus a 17th spare 4 foot panel.)

Originally purchased for ~$3200. Selling for ~1/2 price $1800 or best offer.

(This photo is from the manufacturer, Leiters Sukkah. The sukkah I’m selling is larger and lighter color and has more doors and windows.)

Contact Ari at amosenkis@gmail.com or 216-952-7899.

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Winter Cleaning Specials for Chimney Sweep, House Cleaning, Air Ducts, Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery and more!

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Serving the Jewish community for a very long time with many references!

My name is David Zilberman and I am happy to serve the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish community. Please call me at 216-312-6371 (office) or 216-512-2211 (cellphone) with any questions or to arrange service.

I also have some amazing cleaning ladies (they are American and speak English). They are very professional, experienced, reliable, efficient and friendly with Many references in our community. We do provide our own cleaning supplies so that you don’t have to spend any money on that. And we do also guarantee your service, so if you are not 100% satisfied we will refund the money right back to you (which we have never had to do that, so I am very confident in my ladies)

Serving Cleveland and surrounding areas. Shomer Shabbat.

Visit my website – www.greenandcleanhomeservices.com,

see my reviews on jobs referral sites

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or

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And my cleaning ladies reviews on jobs referral sites:

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Kohanim Attending Services at Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Should Not Be Left Standing in the Cold and the Rain

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Submitted by Shimeon Weiner

Dear Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel,

I would like to share a suggestion for improving your service to the Jewish Community. I am sure you are familiar with the Jewish laws pertaining to a Kohen’s coming in contact with or being in the same room as a corpse. Currently, a Kohen who attends services at your chapel and wants to properly observe the laws of ritual purity does not have any suitable facility for sitting and shelter from the elements. I recently found out about a chapel in Harrisburg, PA called Kesher Israel Congregation which does offer those accommodations to Kohanim. Surely if Harrisburg, PA can accommodate Kohanim in a respectful manner, then all the more so a larger, growing city like Cleveland.

By providing appropriate facilities for a Kohen you will be serving mourners at many funerals and perhaps educating many who may be a Kohen and aren’t familiar with the laws of ritual purity. I would appreciate your consideration of this matter.

Thank you,

Shimeon Weiner