New Mincha Minyan in Lyndhurst
New Mincha Minyan in Lyndhurst @ 12:45pm. 5800 Landerbrook Dr. Suite 300 ( Ganeden Biotech ). Please contact Eli Rechanik if you would like to participate. We are in the early stages of the Minyan, please call, email or text if you would like to be on the list. Eli Rechanik,
House for Sale – University Heights
Tree of Knowledge Nutrition Label Crash Course
Lock in now to the lowest price of the year for natural gas – STAY WARM AND SAVE MONEY!!!
(Ad) Attention ALL Dominion residential and commercial customers – Lock in now to our new low price for natural gas.
CenStar Energy can guarantee the best 1 yr. fixed price in town of $4.35 mcf .* Call Suri Goldman 216-339-2006 or email your Dominion bill to surig@censtarenergy.com.
Please note –Cleveland Hts. residents –your aggregation price is $4.40 mcf . It is not too late to save money this year! It is time to opt out.
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Urgent Chesed Opportunity
A former Clevelander who made aliyah many years ago needs to get a wedding dress from Cleveland to Israel before Monday, the day of his son’s wedding. If anyone is flying before Sunday night through Cleveland and can help- this would be greatly appreciated! Contact doug.a.mandel@gmail.com – 914-775-5960 (US-Israel line).
House for Sale in University Heights
Lovely family home in University Heights in move-in condition. Close proximity to synagogues & shopping. Three bedrooms plus paneled 3rd floor that can be converted into a bedroom. Finished basement with fireplace. Hardwood floors throughout; Crown Moldings; 2nd fireplace in living room. Security system. Bathroom fixtures, AC/Heat, electrical & kitchen appliances have been updated within last three years. Cable ready. Call 216.408.9138 for additional information.
Chef Dave’s Catering Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet
Will Your Money Retire Before You Do?
Office 216-321-1422, Fax 216-321-2136,
Begin Thinking Cleveland – FINDING A HOME IN THE FOREST CITY
AMI Magazine recently featured Cleveland in their continuing series on the housing crisis in their October 29, 2014 issue. They have kindly provided us a copy for local distribution.
“While we will continue to feature solutions to the housing crisis in the New York area, some of our best options may be somewhere farther away. Moving out doesn’t necessarily mean pioneering, either. Sometimes you can find an established community that has everything you need, as we examine one such city this week…”
Susan’s Suggestions for the Election of November 4, 2014
(Ed: View the expanded version here which includes a thorough explanation on the issues below.)
As always, I offer these suggestions because of the importance of casting an informed vote. For our community to count, our votes must be countable, and we have a responsibility to our greater community and a mitzvah to show up and vote. Local elections in many ways effect our daily living in an up close and personal way and are therefore just as important if not more so than national ones.
By popular demand, in order to make printing easier, this guide will be available in two versions, quick voting and expanded. Today’s version is the quick one and the expanded version will follow tomorrow.
However you choose to vote, please make a point of doing so.
Sunshine Sundays
Needlepoint Classes Are Back!
Free Fresh Produce – SSRIAS Kosher Food Pantry
Green & Clean Carpet Cleaning Service
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: $49.99 – carpet cleaning for two rooms and a FREE hallway! Includes FREE deodorizing and sanitizer. Offices too (some limitations apply).
Now offering tile steam cleaning and grout cleaning/ whitening.
We use only Go Green brand non-toxic products for carpet and tile/ grout cleaning! Call us now at 216 – 235 -9183.
MAN FIT Boot Camp
(Ad) Man Fit Boot Camp is a workout specifically designed for guys of any age or fitness level. Whether your goal is to burn off your beer belly, build rock hard muscle, hit the golf ball/softball further, increase energy, or just be able to chase the kids around the yard, this workout is for you!
This isn’t your typical boring gym workout – you will be using a combo of strength and strongman exercises using Sledge Hammers, Tractor Tires, Prowler Sleds, Kegs, Sandbags, Battling Ropes, Kettlebells, Barbells, and more.
Tree of Knowledge Presents “The Disorganized Student” – Free Event for Parents
HAC Proudly Presents Simcha Leiner & The Kol Simcha Orchestra
Friends of Heights Libraries Semiannual Mega Book Sale
The FRIENDS of Heights Libraries will hold their semi-annual Mega Book Sale at the Lee Road branch November 6 – 9, 2014. A special Sneak Peek Preview will be held on Thursday, November 6, from 5 – 9 p.m. Members of the FRIENDS are admitted free; all others can pay $10 and become instant members.
On November 7 – 9, the sale continues during regular library hours with a huge selection of gently used books, audiobooks, CDs, and DVDs for sale, with most costing $1 or less. Many “Specials” will be available that have never been offered for sale before. Sale proceeds benefit the Heights Libraries.
TLC – Recovery Program for Compulsive Eating
TLC (To Live with Choice) is a Torah based program of recovery for women dealing with compulsive eating and food addiction. Join us to learn the secrets of recovery and gain “chizuk” by learning the 13 Steps taught by Rebbetzin Moskowitz (Rabbi Ezriel Tauber’s daughter). Meetings are held every Tuesday night 7:30pm – 8:15pm. Kaiser Permanente HealthSpan – Cleveland Heights Medical Center, 10 Severance Circle, First Floor ENT section, Conference C. For more information please call Yehudis at (216) 315-0666. To find out more information and to hear inspiring lectures from Rebbetzin Moskowitz call the TLC HOTLINE (646) 205-1111 Pin Number: 1101#.
The Mile Market – For All of Your Mileage Needs
Cleveland Vaad Harabbonim – The Importance of Voting
YIGC Music Night Featuring 6 Days Til Shabbos
Chef Dave’s Catering Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet
SafeTech Family Internet Solutions
New JLC Class for Women In Memory of Basya Rivka, a”h
The Jewish Learning Connection will be hosting a class for women on the modern classic ‘Garden of Emunah,’ with Mrs. Elena Berkovich. Mrs. Berkovich is giving the class in memory of her daughter Basya Rivka, a”h, who passed away earlier this year after a brief illness. The class will be held Sunday mornings at 10:30 at JLC’s Waxman Torah Center 2195 South Green Road.
Cleveland Heights city and CH-UH school officials look at tag-teaming on respective tax requests next year
(Cleveland.com)(Ed: article mentions briefly a few new facts relevant to the progress of the Millikin-Mosdos and Oakwood-HAC deals)
City officials and the school board want to get on the same page — and possibly the same ballot — as they discuss the possibility of new tax initiatives next year.
The subject was broached again at an Oct. 28 joint meeting between City Council and the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board.
Making Dairy Bread By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
Question #1: The whey to celebrate Shavuos!
“May I add dairy ingredients to bread that I intend to serve with a milchig meal on Shavuos?”
Question #2: No pareve bread in sight!
“Is one permitted to eat the local bread when everyone knows it is milchig?”
Answer: [Read more…]
Dips by Shira
Reminder on the Proper Brachos on Esrog Foods
(Hakhel) By now, many have taken hold of their precious Esrogim with the hope of internalizing them: “The The Laws of Brachos (by Rabbi Binyomin Forst, Shlita, Artscroll) writes as follows: Unlike other fruits, whose inner fruit is eaten while the rind is discarded, the thick esrog rind is the primary portion of the fruit. Therefore, the proper brachos for an esrog are follows: (a) Esrog preserves: One who eats esrog preserves or jam (which contains esrog solids) recites a Ha’eitz regardless of whether he eats the fruit itself or the thick rind; (b) the outer peel: the thin outer yellow peel of the esrog is similar to other fruit peels. One who eats it alone, even if it is preserved and sweetened, recites aShehakol; (c) raw esrog rind: an esrog rind is not usually eaten raw and therefore requires only a Shehakol when eaten raw.”