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Chef Daves Catering Restaurant Nights – 2-22 and 2-25

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Tired of cooking, serving and cleaning up after all those Yom Tov meals? Enjoy a nice, relaxing dinner at Chef Dave’s Restaurant Nights. We will be serving for all 3 nights of Chol HaMoed. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 4/6,4/7 & 4/8. Please email your reservations and include the date, number of people and time. While we don’t have a kids menu, they are welcome as long as they can sit quietly throughout the meal. As always, if you don’t receive a confirmation, we don’t have your reservation. Click here to view / download our menu >>>
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Cleveland Jewish Basketball Association Summer League is Open for Registration!

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CJBAThe Summer League for the CJBA is now open for registration to all Jewish Males 18+: https://ou.wufoo.com/forms/cjba-summer-league-registration/

 

The inaugural season was a huge success, including 30+ members of all corners of the Jewish community. Article Recap: http://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/news/sports/partners-in-torah-nets-inaugural-basketball-championship/article_c81334ee-d22a-11e4-ba59-679a91379b87.html

For more info email clevelandjewishbasketball@gmail.com

 

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Hebrew Academy to purchase CH portion of Oakwood Club

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hacoakwood(Heights Observer)(Ed: Not a new story, but some new details are revealed here.)

Hebrew Academy of Cleveland (HAC) will purchase the 92-acre Cleveland Heights portion of the former Oakwood Country Club from First Interstate Properties of Lyndhurst. In September 2014, HAC signed a letter of intent to purchase the property, and academy officials say they expect to finalize the acquisition within the next couple of weeks.

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Purchasing Chometz in Cleveland After Pesach

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Make sure to check the Cleveland Kosher bulletin for information on where to buy chometz after Pesach. Be sure to note that Target is not recommended for purchasing chometz again this year. This is due to the fact that Target utilizes C & S Wholesale Grocers (Cohen and Siegel) to provide many of their grocery section items.  It is not clear which of their food products (e.g. cereal) are sourced directly from Target or from C & S. Also, Heinen’s and other stores which have special kosher sections – ask your Rabbi for details about sales of chometz in stores which sell their chometz, yet continue to do business with these items on store shelves.

Green & Clean Carpet Cleaning Service – Picture Gallery

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Green & Clean is proud to serve the Cleveland Orthodox community as a Shomer Shabbos full-service carpet cleaning company.

For readers of LJN, enjoy our newest offer: Pre-Pesach Special – $99.99 – Carpet Cleaning for Any 5 Rooms!

Also $49.99 – carpet cleaning for two rooms and a FREE hallway! Both offers include FREE deodorizing and sanitizer. Offices too (some limitations apply). 

A picture is worth a 1000 words so I wanted to share with you examples of the  huge difference that a professional carpet cleaner can really make! Please continue reading to view some picture examples of the dramatic changes that I see every day in my customer’s homes.

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Magen Avos on Seder night — Which Bracha is First by Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff

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(RabbiKaganoff.com)

Question:

The gabbai of a local minyan calls with the following question: “I do not remember what we did the last time that Pesach began on Shabbos, but I need to know whether at night we say Hallel first or the bracha Magen Avos?”

 Answer:

No doubt, many of our readers will assume that the gabbai is making a mistake — that we do not recite the bracha Magen Avos, also known as the bracha mei’ein sheva, when the first night of Pesach falls on Shabbos.

However, as we will soon see, our gabbai may be well informed about the minhag in his community. A quiz question for the detectives among our readership is to figure out which community this is.

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Interstate 80 Travellers – BBQ at Exit 173 – Pesach 2016 – 5776

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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.

The bbq is free of charge, although donations are welcome. All contributions will benefit Matan B’seyser of Cleveland, which assists hundreds of needy families.

In previous years,  the bbq enhanced the travels of over 1,100 people with delicious food and Minyanim.