News, Info & Resources for the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish Community
Mazel tov to Jason Stein on his very recent appointment as Vice-Mayor of Cleveland Heights along with our new Mayor, Cheryl Stephens! Enjoy the following photos from their official appointment Monday night at City Hall.
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Just in time for winter, we are offering snow removal services to the Jewish community with various plans available. We can offer contracts in which no plowing is done on Shabbos and service will take place promptly on Motzei Shabbos. We are a Beachwood- based Jewish family business and have been working in this community for more than 30 years. Excellent referrals are available upon request.Call Victor Newman at (216) 253-5958.
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There are recalls on many fruits and vegetables that are contaminated with pesticides and insecticides and pathogens such as e-coli and salmonella, and are very difficult to remove, even with aggressive washing.
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It is with great pleasure that Young Israel of Greater Cleveland announces the addition of Rabbi Dr. Moshe Berger to our Synagogue family in the role of Scholar-in-Residence. A genuine scholar, Rabbi Berger’s focus will be on expanding the range of educational and study opportunities for our congregants and the broader community. In addition to formal classes Rabbi Berger will also be available for private or group study.
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Frogs jumping into Egyptian kneading bowls and ovens will create kashrus problems for the local bakeries. Thus, I present a revised version of part of an article I wrote originally over thirty years ago.
Question #1: Labels
“May I rely on the label of a product that it contains no non-kosher ingredients?”
Question #2: Visiting Mom, but May I Eat?
“I will be visiting my mother, who lives in a small North American community. How can I find out if I can use the bread and other products made in the local ‘kosher-supervised’ bakery?”
Rabbi Boruch Hirschfeld gives a 20 minute shiur for ladies on tefiloh and inyonei diyoma Tuesday evening 8:15 at the Manies home – 3618 Shannon. For more information please call 216-321-3119.
A local business is downsizing and has about 10 4-drawer filing cabinets and about 5 2-drawer filing cabinets that are available for free to anyone who wants them, on a first come, first served basis. They must be claimed by the end of the day on Wednesday, January 6 by calling (216) 752-0300. Other miscellaneous pieces of office furniture, including about 10 office chairs, are also available.
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There are recalls on many fruits and vegetables that are contaminated with pesticides and insecticides and pathogens such as e-coli and salmonella, and are very difficult to remove, even with aggressive washing.
Call 216-299-3591 or Email info@asherhomehealthsolutions.com
(Cleveland Jewish News)
Students involved in the college financial aid program of the Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland will see a new face when they seek future financial assistance.
Jessica Rosenblitt, 42, a member of Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple in Beachwood, became the new manager in November after Heather Adelstein, the former manager, moved to Florida. Jewish college students who meet certain criteria can seek financial aid support through grants, scholarships and interest-free loans. Applications for the 2016-17 academic year are being accepted.
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May Hashem comfort the mourners amongst the mourners of Zion and Yerushalayim.
