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The levaya of Rabbi Yisroel Tzvi (Howard) Kutner Z”L (R’ Yisroel Tzvi ben R’ Nosson Nute HaLeivy) will take place today, Tuesday, June 30, 2020 1:45 at the Aleksander Shul, 4380 University Parkway, University Heights, OH, 44118.

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the cemetery is restricting numbers to close family, so all those looking to participate in the graveside portion of levaya can access the following phone conference. The portion inside of the Aleksander Shul will also be on this same phone conference.

Phone Number – (605) 313-5111
Access Code 361586
PIN 7297

המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים

Lost Objects at the Beachwood Mikva?

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If you have lost anything at the Beachwood Mikvah, please contact Rabbi Nosson Rosenbaum (216) 239-9849 to claim items left at the keili (dish) and men’s mikvah.  The keili mikvah is open. To claim items from the women’s mikvah please contact Deena Davidovich 216-338-4685. Unclaimed items will be discarded after 30 days.

Lost Objects at the Beachwood Mikva?

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If you have lost anything at the Beachwood Mikvah, please contact Rabbi Nosson Rosenbaum (216) 239-9849 to claim items left at the keili (dish) and men’s mikvah.  The keili mikvah is open. To claim items from the women’s mikvah please contact Deena Davidovich 216-338-4685. Unclaimed items will be discarded after 30 days.

#StopTheSpread

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We as a community heeded the warnings in the face of the global pandemic. We sat alone. We prayed, we joined our hearts with one another, and with the grace of Hashem, our efforts bore fruit, and we were spared of the worst.
Now that we hope that most of the danger is behind us, it is very important to note that we are not free from the danger of a COVID-19 resurgence.
We must still remain cautious and vigilant.
The virus does not discriminate between classes, races, or ethnicities, and surely it does not pick and choose certain individuals within a community.
If you feel any of the COVID-19 symptoms, it is extremely important to call your doctor immediately and stay away from others in order to prevent the spread chas veshalom (G-d forbid).
As we enter the new phase of our community’s reopening, we must still continue to unite our hearts in prayer and love. Together, we will stay strong and healthy through the thickest of times.
Please care for those who are sick. Reach out to see how you can help. Let’s make an effort to respect the dignity of ill community members and prevent it’s stigma. As always Bikur Cholim of Cleveland is here for you at (216) 320-1771 or info@BCcle.org.