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Looking for an infant caregiver from 8:30 until 2:30 at Yabi Nursery and Child Care. Candidate should be experienced in infant care, nurturing, love infants, able to multi task, a good team player and committed to a position in a professional child care setting. Please call 216-932-7664 or send resume with references to lindaben@ameritech.net.
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Are you passionate about Israel’s future? Participate in the pro-Israel movement!
If you are 25-40 years old, you can apply now to earn a scholarship to the AIPAC Policy Conference on:
Sunday, March 1 – Tuesday, March 3
Walter E. Washington Conference Center
Washington, DC
The AIPAC (The American Israel Public Affairs Committee) Policy Conference is where pro-Israel activists come together to influence policy, strengthen the bond between the United States and Israel, and ensure that Israel remains strong and secure. Thousands of people gather from around the country to participate in three of the most important days affecting Israel’s future. [Read more…]
Simchas Alta Vita: Restoring Joy, Upholding Dignity
Still enveloped in the halo of her vort just two weeks before, Hadassah hummed to herself as she walked to her room, visions of lacy gowns and cascading flowers swirling in her mind.
Suddenly, she heard her father’s voice.
“I just don’t know how we are going to pull this off,” he was saying to her mother. “We’re maxxed out as it is. I can barely scrape together a down payment for the caterer – never mind sheitels and appliances!” (Learn more … ) [Read more…]
(From reader) The Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center is a fantastic place for young ages through teens. With a group rate Monday – Friday the admission will be only be $8 per person for kids over 3 through adult. Admission is normally $11.95 for ages 3-12 and $18.95 for 13 and up. I am trying to put together a group for Thursday, December 18, 2014. Please contact Esther Ginsburg if you would like to join. (216) 458-1895. Please note – anyone who wants to be part of the group must pre-pay in advance. The Science Center will only take 1 check per group.
(Repost from last year this time) Just recently a young man was hit by a car crossing a street at night in Beachwood. Despite the fact that he crossed in a crosswalk, it was just too hard to see someone dressed in black at night. At the encouragement of his family, our community is being asked to be more vigilant about wearing reflectors. Sponsored belts can be purchased for $3 at the local seforim stores. Marc’s and discount stores frequently sell very inexpensive reflective vests. Flashing lights and flashlights are only a few dollars. Just recently Lakewood launched a “Shabbos of Reflection” after 101 pedestrians were struck, 5 fatally in 2012. Maybe it is time for a little more “reflection” in Cleveland too? Well, Chaverim has plans underway for a whole campaign soon! Click here to view a pamphlet which outlines the halachos of wearing a reflector in a place where there is no eruv (say you are traveling outside of the Cleveland eruv on Shabbos or do not carry).
Experienced, caring, kind, and trustworthy female caregiver with many years of experience taking care of elderly and ill. Able to drive. Familiar with Jewish life, Shabbat & Holidays, kashrut, and more. Many strong references available from members of the community. Contact Debbie 216-978-3188.
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
In a previous article, we discussed the writings of Rav Yehudah Hachassid, who prohibited or advised against many potential marriages that are otherwise perfectly acceptable according to halachah. But first some background on the chassidei Ashkenaz.
Who was Rav Shmuel Hachassid?
Rav Yehudah Hachassid’s father, known as Rav Shmuel Hachassid, was a very righteous individual who was a great mekubal, one of the baalei Tosafos, and a highly-respected leader of twelfth century Ashkenazic Jewry. Because of his great levels of righteousness, Rav Shmuel Hachassid was also sometimes called Rav Shmuel Hakadosh or Rav Shmuel Hanavi.
Green & Clean is proud to serve the Cleveland Orthodox community as a Shomer Shabbos full-service carpet cleaning company.
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(Plain Dealer)(Ed: The purpose of this posting is not to promote speeding in case it was not clear.)
Linndale long has had a reputation as the speed trap king in Greater Cleveland. Bratenahl and North Randall police are among the other big ticket writers considering the size of each village.
Are there speed traps on your way to work, or on your drives around town to shop and play?
Reporter Patrick Cooley of the Northeast Ohio Media Group tracked down traffic ticket records for Cuyahoga County communities and came up with a ranking, based on the tickets written and the population of each town.
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