News, Info & Resources for the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish Community
(From a reader)
As you may know, before Pesach the Beachwood Service Department anticipates the need to provide special trash pickups in the week before Yom Tov. Residents can contact the Service Department to request a special pickup on a day other than the normal trash removal day. The number is 216-292-1922. Additionally, trucks will do extra sweeps of the entire City over this week as well, even without a call.
(Cleveland Kosher)
Until further notice, the kosher hot dog concession stand at Progressive Field (Indians Stadium) is not kosher certified. The public will be informed of any updates and changes, as they occur.
Tuesday through Thursday we are having a Taste of Italy featuring Sicilian Pizza.
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If you’re travelling the I-80 between Cleveland and New York this Thursday, you will once again be able to enjoy a free Kosher barbecue on the way.
The Annual I-80 barbecue will be held on April 21st at the FLYING J, 5609 Nittany Valley Drive, Mill Hall, PA 17751 (Exit 173 on interstate 80 in Lamar, PA) between 1-9 pm. No reservations are needed.
In previous years, the bbq enhanced the travels of over 1,100 people with delicious food and Minyanim.
Too many crumbs in your pockets?
Why not donate your clothes to insure a chometz free closet?!
Yavne Clothing Bins Is Accepting Clothes Of All Sorts!
Please call 216 200 6130 to schedule a free pickup!
Hakhel provides an excellent Erev Pesach checklist for 5776 to make sure that you have not forgotten anything.
ALSO! Don’t forget 2 things to do before Candlelighting!!
1) Prepare salt water (if you forget, make it on Shabbos but very low salt)
2) Grate and seal horseradish (too late if not done before Shabbos)
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
Question #1: Very fresh produce
Mrs. Goodneighbor asks: “My gentile neighbor occasionally drops off fresh produce that she picks from her garden. If she brings us some on Yom Tov, may we use it, either on Yom Tov or Shabbos?”
Question #2: Forgotten eruv tavshillin
Mr. Forgetful inquires: “If I forgot to make an eruv tavshillin on erev Yom Tov, may I make it on the first day ofYom Tov?”
Car for Sale– 2013 Ford Focus 4 door hatchback. Under 16,000 miles, 1 owner, good condition. $10,500. Please call 216-292-4528 for appointment to view and drive.
