3559 Severn Road, every Wednesday between 4:30 and 5:30pm. No complex requirements or cumbersome paperwork – just come if you need! Look for more information later on regarding other local food distribution programs based in other neighborhoods.
Old Strollers Laying Around?
Help Wanted: Caregiver
Looking for a caregiver 330-530 pm daily to take elderly gentleman from Montefiore Home to Menorah Park for Mincha services. Please call 216-338-7537.
Mika’s August Specials
Tehillim Request
Please be mispallel for BASYA RIVKA BAS ENTEL, a young girl from our community. Her condition is very serious and she is in need of Rachmei Shomayim.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
Coulby Waterpark for Girls – Monday, August 11th
Late Shacharis in University Heights
Alecsander Shtiebel Late Shacharis 9:00 A.M. Shacharis Daily until Rosh Chodesh Elul
Cleveland Heights Swim at Cumberland Pool
Help Wanted: General Studies Teachers (Girls)
Mosdos Ohr Hatorah is seeking General Studies teachers for Kindergarten and grades four, five and six for the 2014-2015 school year. Resumes requested only from applicants with at least a Bachelor’s Degree and at least a non-tax license. Teaching hours are Mon.-Thurs. from 12:45-4:00 and Friday from 11:50-1:10. Please email resume to elgreenberger@moh1.org or elgeducator@gmail.com.
(LocalJewishNews continues to try to do its part to assist community members to find employment by offering free help wanted ads to community businesses and organizations. So if you have a position to fill, let us know. Check out other job offerings in our New Classifieds Section)
Cuyahoga County Public Library reduces borrow time to two weeks
(Cleveland.com)
The Cuyahoga County Public Library recently announced it will be reducing the borrow time from three weeks to two weeks, effective Sept. 2.
This decision is “due to reductions in our operating budget,” said Hallie Rich, marketing and communications director at Cuyahoga County Public Library.
Urgent Request for Tefilla
Please daven for a young girl in our community who is in great need of a refuah shelaymah – Basya Rivka bas Entel.
A+ Solutions Webinar – Ready. Set. Go! Start the New School Year Right! By Favia Becker, Psy. S, NCSP
Camp Chabad Annual Picnic and Carnival
Erev Tisha B’Av
Given that there will not be new postings on Tisha B’Av nor Erev Tisha B’av day there are a lot of postings today. Very likely, the latter postings when compiled into an email will get cut off. So if you are reading this via email, click on the LocalJewishNews banner to get taken to the web site and read from there , making sure to miss any of the cut off materials.
Chabad extends outreach from eight Northeast Ohio locations
(Cleveland Jewish News)
When Rabbi Leibel Alevsky and his wife, Devorah, were sent to Cleveland in 1972 by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson to establish the first Chabad house in Cleveland and eastern Ohio, they could not have imagined how the movement would grow regionally under their leadership.
Today, in addition to the Waxman Chabad Center in Beachwood, there are eight Chabad branches in Northeast Ohio, all led by rabbis who the Alevskys call “official shluchim” (emissaries).
Bishul Akum Problems in the Home, part II By Rabbi Kaganoff
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
Last week, we began a discussion of bishul akum problems that can happen in the comfort of one’s home. We now continue our discussion…
Commuter crisis
Mrs. Goldman* is stuck in a typical commuter predicament. The traffic is not moving, and it is well past the time that she should be putting up supper. She calls the non-Jewish babysitter, Jenny, to apologize for the delay and asks her to find something in the freezer to warm and serve the kids. Jenny finds some blintzes, places them on ceramic cookware and pops them into the toaster oven. That evening, when Rabbi Goldman returns from Kollel, Mrs. Goldman tells him about her frustrating commute home. Rabbi Goldman realizes that they may now have a kashrus concern in their house.
Brachos of Cascadian Farm Cereals
(Hakhel)
We asked the OU for a listing of Brachos ofCascadianFarm cereals under their supervision and we are grateful for their reply.
“The following Cascadian Farm Cereals are Ha’odama and Borei Nefashos:Fruit & Nut Granola, Berry Cobler Granola, Cinnamon Raisin Granola, Oats & Honey Granola, Ancient Grains Granola, French Vanilla Almond Granola, Maple Brown Sugar Granola and Dark Chocolate Almond Granola.
Support Lazar Porter’s Yeshiva in Eretz Yisrael and win $50,000! Hurry, ends July 8th!
Derech Etz Chaim is a small yeshiva in Har Nof, Yerushalayim. If you’ve been wondering why you haven’t seen me around in 4 years, it’s because I’ve been lucky enough to be learning there (I’ll be back soon, don’t worry). The yeshiva is selling raffle tickets as a fundraiser, ending in just a few days, and the price of the tickets purchased goes directly to the yeshiva! If you have any questions, or would like to purchase tickets using a credit card/bank draft, please be in touch!! If you text me or leave a voicemail, I’ll be in touch ASAP!If you want to know more about DEC feel free to call me, email me, head to OnDEC.net, or be in touch with any of the Cleveland guys who’ve spent time in DEC.
Hoping to hear from you!
Best wishes,
Best wishes,
Lazar
P.S. My number and email address are written in the bottom left corner of the flyer above.
Yoga With Weights Evening Class – New Evening Class at Mika’s
Agudath Israel Yom Iyun – July 4th, 2014
Remembering the Lubavitcher Rebbe
(Cleveland Jewish News)(This article has a nice summary of the history of Chabad Worldwide and Cleveland. Sorry this was published after the yahrtzeit.)
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, known as the Lubavitcher Rebbe, is widely considered the most influential rabbi in modern history.
As his 20th yahrzeit approaches, the Chabad-Lubavitch movement remains vibrant, thanks to Schneerson’s vision, said Rabbi Leibel Alevsky, Chabad regional director and executive director of Chabad of Cleveland, based in Beachwood.
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Susan Marshall (Yachad Simcha bas Zelda), mother of Mrs. Sarah Wolsh. Graveside service Thursday, July 3rd, 2:30pm at Ridge Road Cemetery (Chesed Shel Emes). Shiva information to follow. If you know that you can make it, please call or text 216-406-3418.
May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Ha’Makom yenachem eschem b’soch she’ar avay’lay Tzion v’Yerushalayim
Julie Fridrich Leeson, M.Ed, Reading Certified – Piano & Violin Teacher
Constructive Solutions – Building Blocks Therapy
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Hachnasas Sefer Torah In Memory of Rebbetzin Becky Charlop, a”h
Help Wanted: ABA Tutors / Paraprofessionals
PopCorners Kettle Corn Chips – $.31 per Bag and Kettle Chips – $.40 Per Bag – Great for Camp
Amazon has a really low price on Popcorners Popped Corn Chips, Kettle, 1.1-Ounce (Pack of 40)
Join Channah Appel and Friends – Sew Simply and Sniusize Clothing
Yoga With Weights Evening Class – New Evening Class at Mika’s
Cleveland Mourns Naftali, Gilad and Eyal
Last night, 750+ Clevelanders gathered in mourning for the three kidnapped Israeli boys. Our hearts broken, we united as a Jewish community in a show of support for the grieving families, and for the state of Israel.
Moved by the memorial, one community member said, “Let us honor the memory of the victims by performing a mitzvah or giving tzedakah and promoting good in the world.”
We hope that you will join us, and others around the country, in signing a letter of condolence for the families of the victims. While we may live miles apart, our hearts are close together. May their memories forever be a blessing.
Thank you to the rabbis, cantors, public officials, and community members who made last night a deeply meaningful experience for all of us who were able to attend. If you were unable to attend and wish to hear the memorial, you can listen via recorded live stream.