We will be saying Tehillim today at 4:30pm at the Shteible for בזכות רפואה שלמה for הרב משה מאיר בן שרה דברה (Rav Garfunkel) who was intubated and in critical condition, בתוך שאר חולי עמו ישראל. Mincha Maariv will follow.
Tehillim Request
Please say Tehillim for CHAYA RUCHEL BAS ESTHER.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Tehillim Requests
Please say Tehillim for
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Mazal Tov Hoens!
Baruch Dayan Ha’Emes
Due to Corona, the family is requesting that people do not come in person, feel free to call or text at 216-870-7606.
May we only share in simchos!
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Mazal Tov Goldbaums!
Mazal Tov! It’s a Girl!
May she be a source of nachas to her family and Klal Yisroel.
Mazal Tov! It’s a Boy!
May he be a source of nachas to his family and Klal Yisroel.
Book Being Written About Rabbi Shmuel Tzvi Berkovicz, z”l; Request for Stories
I have been given the zechus of writing a book about the life of our dear chaver, R’ Shmuel Tzvi Berkovicz, z”l. We hope to preserve his legacy for generations to come. There is so much to learn from him — from his noble character, from his warmth, from his chashivus haTorah, from his methods of chinuch, and, of course, from his deep-rooted ahavas Yisrael. A collection of personal memories will help capture the beauty, depth, and meaning of his rich and productive life.
This project will require the input of many individuals, especially members of the Cleveland community. Although I would love to interview all those who knew Rabbi Berkovicz, this is nearly impossible. However, every memory, no matter how small, will truly enhance the book. So please think about your connection to him and share interesting and inspiring stories by sending them to the email address below. Attached is a questionnaire to help you get started.
With great anticipation toward the production of a memorable work,
Yechiel Spero
chiely1@gmail.com
443-604-2824
Questionnaire for Cleveland Community
(Please note: Not all questions need to be answered. This is just to help spark your memory.)
- As someone who saw Rav Berkovicz in action, what lessons did you learn from him in terms of limud haTorah, in terms of middos, or in terms of chinuch habanim?
- How did you see his inherent love and warmth come to the fore when dealing with the children in the school? Can you think of one incident that best captures this aspect of his personality?
- Do you have a special story or memory about him?
- Did you (or your son) ever receive a memorable letter or gift from him?
- Are there any lines or sayings that he was fond of repeating, and that perhaps you find yourself repeating?
- Did you ever receive a piece of life-changing advice from him?
(If you wish to share this anonymously, please indicate in your reply.)
Baruch Dayan Ha’Emes
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Langsner Shiva Info
Nochum Langsner will be returning to Cleveland Wednesday evening to sit shiva until Sunday morning at 3805 Severn Road.
Schedule:
- Wednesday Maariv – 10pm
- Shacharis Thursday Thanksgiving – 8am
- Mincha Maariv – 4:40pm
- Shacharis Friday – 7:30am
- Mincha Friday – 1:15pm
- Motzei Shabbos Maariv – 5:48pm
- Sunday – 8 am
He can also be reached at (412) 559-9467.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Mazal Tov! It’s a Boy!
May he be a source of nachas to his family and Klal Yisroel!
The Numbers Are Rising, Volunteer Today To Help Bikur Cholim To Continue Meeting Jewish Cleveland’s Needs
Letter from Cleveland Heights Mayor Jason Stein
Dear Cleveland Heights resident,
I want to make you aware of an opportunity here in Cleveland Heights that I believe will help address one of the biggest crises our community and nation face while also bringing good jobs and significant revenue to Cleveland Heights.
As you know, the MetroHealth System currently operates a hospital and outpatient facility at Severance Circle. They have been a good community partner as they continue to expand. MetroHealth officials recently approached us with a proposal to expand that facility further by adding 110 beds.
This $42 million project would add 155 good-paying jobs in Cleveland Heights in the first year, that would expand to 225 jobs after five years. MetroHealth projects that the payroll would be approximately $15 million a year, resulting in an additional $340,000 in tax revenue for Cleveland Heights. Additionally, it would bring increased activity to Severance. We are hopeful that this expansion will be a catalyst for revitalizing Severance. MetroHealth is not asking Cleveland Heights for any financial support for the project.
These hospital beds would be used to treat people suffering from behavioral health issues. This facility would treat adolescents, adults and seniors for mood disorders, thought disorders, addiction, and other medical issues.
This would not be a state hospital, nor would it be a place for those in trouble with the law. Instead, it would be a place to get help for a parent with dementia, a teen suffering from depression, a brother who has become dependent on pain medication. We know that addiction, depression and other behavioral health problems are just that – health problems, not moral failings. They need to be treated as such in a hospital setting with support from physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals. And we know there are not enough hospital beds to treat all those who need help. MetroHealth anticipates the average length of stay would be about a week. The MetroHealth Police Department will provide 24/7 security as it does at all its hospitals.
We know that Cleveland Heights, like all of Ohio and the United States, has seen an increase in substance abuse, ranging from opioids to alcohol. We also know that 1 in 4 Americans suffer from some form of mental illness at some point in their life, and most don’t get treatment. MetroHealth would like to begin construction in the spring of 2021 with the projected opening of the facility in October 2022.
This is an opportunity to provide a much needed service while also improving our local economy. We have discussed the project with City Council and they are supportive. We will continue to ask tough questions and make sure the city’s interest are protected and met.
Sincerely,
Jason Stein, Mayor
Tehillim Request
Please say Tehillim for GAVRIELLA FRECHA BAS ROCHEL LEAH.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Book Being Written About Rabbi Shmuel Tzvi Berkovicz, z”l; Request for Stories
I have been given the zechus of writing a book about the life of our dear chaver, R’ Shmuel Tzvi Berkovicz, z”l. We hope to preserve his legacy for generations to come. There is so much to learn from him — from his noble character, from his warmth, from his chashivus haTorah, from his methods of chinuch, and, of course, from his deep-rooted ahavas Yisrael. A collection of personal memories will help capture the beauty, depth, and meaning of his rich and productive life.
This project will require the input of many individuals, especially members of the Cleveland community. Although I would love to interview all those who knew Rabbi Berkovicz, this is nearly impossible. However, every memory, no matter how small, will truly enhance the book. So please think about your connection to him and share interesting and inspiring stories by sending them to the email address below. Attached is a questionnaire to help you get started.
With great anticipation toward the production of a memorable work,
Yechiel Spero
chiely1@gmail.com
443-604-2824
Questionnaire for Cleveland Community
(Please note: Not all questions need to be answered. This is just to help spark your memory.)
- As someone who saw Rav Berkovicz in action, what lessons did you learn from him in terms of limud haTorah, in terms of middos, or in terms of chinuch habanim?
- How did you see his inherent love and warmth come to the fore when dealing with the children in the school? Can you think of one incident that best captures this aspect of his personality?
- Do you have a special story or memory about him?
- Did you (or your son) ever receive a memorable letter or gift from him?
- Are there any lines or sayings that he was fond of repeating, and that perhaps you find yourself repeating?
- Did you ever receive a piece of life-changing advice from him?
(If you wish to share this anonymously, please indicate in your reply.)
Tehillim Request
Please say Tehillim for MELECH AVRAHAM BEN ESTHER FAIGA.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Tehillim Requests
Please say Tehillim for MELECH AVRAHAM BEN ESTHER FAIGA and ELI MEIR BEN ROCHEL.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
The Numbers Are Rising, Volunteer Today To Help Bikur Cholim To Continue Meeting Jewish Cleveland’s Needs
Tehillim Request
Please say Tehillim for ESTHER GITTEL BAS CHAYA HENDEL.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Mazal Tov Mantels! It’s a Girl!
May she be a source of nachas to her family and Klal Yisroel.
Mazal Tov! Vort Sunday
Updated Cleveland Tehillim List Now Available
An updated Tehillim List of the Cleveland Tehillim Chevra is now available.
Cleveland Tehillim List. You can also visit the Cleveland Tehillim List page to see changes between publications of the list.
The list is published as a partnership between Local Jewish News and Mrs. Chanie Malcmacher in the hope that it will cause even more community members to be mispalel on behalf of those in need. It will continue its practice of approximately six bi-monthly print editions.
In order to maintain seder, the following long-standing guidelines remain in place for the inclusion of a name:
- The choleh must be a Clevelander or the direct relative of a Clevelander
- The exactly correct Hebrew name and its correct spelling must be provided
- Permission of the family must have been obtained
- The choleh must be reconfirmed for each edition of the list
Currently, the community has the merit of completing the entire Tehillim nearly two times daily. To participate in a daily completion of the Tehillim, please email Mrs. Malcmacher at justdaven@gmail.com.
Tehillim Requests
Please say Tehillim for CHAYA RUCHEL BAS ESTHER and SORAH LEAH BAS LEEBA.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Baruch Dayan Ha’Emes
Tehillim Request
Please say Tehillim for MIRIAM SHAINA BAS GITTEL.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Klein and Olgin Vort Sunday!
Baruch Dayan Ha’Emes
Information from Gesher About the New Cares Act
Regarding the new Cares Act financial assistance program, here are some facts as we know them:
- All applications will be processed through the CEOGC. There will be a pre-application on their website www.ceogc.org, which should be up later this week. They are hoping for Thursday/Friday. We encourage clients to check in as early as Wednesday, as this is a first-come-first-serve basis.
- In order to be eligible, applicants must be below 200% FPL.
- The need must be Covid-19 related. (ie; unable to work due to quarantine, school closures, unemployed, loss of income, etc.)
- Examples of documents needed are ID, SS Cards, proof of income, mortgage/rent, water, sewer bills. If water/sewer bills are in your landlord’s name, you will be required to show a lease agreement stating that you are responsible to pay for those utilities.
- The program runs through December 31, 2020.
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- Applicants can have outstanding balances paid as far back as April 1, 2020.
- The funds awarded will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
Memories of Barbara Gross, ob”m
Please email bgrossmemories@gmail.com.
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