Mazel tov!
Mazel Tov to Shira and Mendy and Schwarzmer on the birth of a baby girl!! Mazel Tov to the proud Grandparents, Moshe and Zahava Neuman and Miriam and Lazar Neuman and Kalman and Suri Schwarzmer and Mrs. Kaila Fishman.
Daily Sun – Thu Mincha & Maariv at Beis Doniel
Beis Doniel continues to offer a daily Mincha & Maariv minyan 15 minutes before sunset.
For any more information regarding minyanim or shiurim please contact Rabbi Gross at grossyavne@gmail.com.
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Camp Munchkins – Back by popular demand!!
Camp Shemesh
Chef Dave’s Cooking Demo and Tasting
Chef Dave’s will be having a Cooking Demo and Tasting next Monday, 4/22. For more information, please contact Larry at (216) 370-7367 x2 or larry@chefdavescatering.biz.
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The Best Kept Little Secret in Cleveland
SEGULA Lag B’Omer Concert
SEGULA is excited to announce it’s Lag Ba’omer Concert featuring LIPA and Eitan Katz on Sunday afternoon April 28 at 3:30 PM. This event will be held at Notre Dame High School in the Regina Hall Auditorium at 1857 South Green Rd. General Admission tickets are $25.00 and can be purchased at Frank’s Hebrew Bookstore and Jacob’s Judaic. Patron tickets are $100.00 and include Orchestra seating and patron listing in the program. For more information please call 216.763.1000. Separate seating is available.
UH Ahuja Physician Panel Discussion
Cedar Green Kollel in partnership with University Hospitals Ahuja Medical Center offers an open panel discussion in Pepper Pike.
Responding to the Shidduch Crisis: A Classic Response to A Contemporary Challenge
A reader has shared this very interesting and helpful article by Rabbi Dani Staum on how everyone can do something to make a dent into the shidduch problem. Permission for sharing was given by Binah magazine. This article has a number of references to Harav Chaim Stein, zt”l including a special tefilla that he composed to say when davening for someone to find a shidduch (after read more). Article here >>
“Let’s Talk About It” – Helping Your Children to Become Effective Communicators
Agnon’s Early Childhood Program Presents “Let’s Talk About It” Featuring Stephanie Saad, Agnon’s Speech Language Pathologist.
DATES & TIMES
Sunday, April 21, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents Only
Sunday, April 28, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents Only
Sunday, May 19, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents & Children
Yahrtzeit Commemoration of Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Katz
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of the mother of Neil Parks. The funeral was held Thursday in New Jersey. Neil will be returning to Cleveland to sit Shiva at his home 2504 Brentwood Rd., from Monday [Read more…]
Friends of slain Beachwood nurse Aliza Sherman gather downtown to offer reward, keep alive her memory
(Sun News)
A crowd of about 80 of Aliza Sherman’s friends and family gathered near the site of the Beachwood woman’s murder to not only announce a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer, but also to keep alive her memory.
Emotions ran high the morning of April 9 as those assembled remembered Sherman, 53, near the downtown Cleveland Erieview Tower parking garage off East 12th Street where an assailant stabbed her 11 times.
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N’shei Shabbos Shiur in Cleveland Heights Tazria Metzora
N’Shei Agudas Yisroel will be having a shiur this week, April 13th at 5:15 PM. Rabbi Ahron D. Lebovics will be speaking at the Agudah Building.
Camp Ha’Gadol
SEGULA Lag B’Omer Concert
SEGULA is excited to announce it’s Lag Ba’omer Concert featuring LIPA and Eitan Katz on Sunday afternoon April 28 at 3:30 PM. This event will be held at Notre Dame High School in the Regina Hall Auditorium at 1857 South Green Rd. General Admission tickets are $25.00 and can be purchased at Frank’s Hebrew Bookstore and Jacob’s Judaic. Patron tickets are $100.00 and include Orchestra seating and patron listing in the program. For more information please call 216.763.1000. Separate seating is available.
Shmiras Halashon Shiur–New Summer Time
Rebbetzin Levitansky’s shmiras halashon shiur has now moved to its summer time. All ladies are invited to join us at 5:00, Shabbos afternoon, at Beis Doniel. Recent topics we’ve covered include appropriate ways to give information for shidduchim, the extent to which a person must be dan l’kaf zchus when they see someone doing an aveira, and much more! The discussion is always interesting, relevant, and inspiring.
Women’s Choir of Cleveland Looking for Members
The Women’s Choir of Cleveland is looking for members to perform at the upcoming In Harmony concert on May 26th at Notre Dame. No previous experience necessary, but a commitment to 5 Sunday evening rehearsals (plus a dress rehearsal) is a must. Interested? Come to the first practice on April 21st at 8:30 PM at 4419 Churchill, call Rachel Covitch at 216-382-2743, or email rnidich@yahoo.com for more information.
Pirchei Shabbos Tazria Metzora in CH
Community- wide Celebration with The Travelling Chassidim
The Traveling Chassidim are a group of Belz Chasidim from New York, who have been making waves in many Jewish circles around the country, they visit Jewish communities far and wide as a way of reaching out and touching their unaffiliated brethren. Touring the USA cross country. They have set out to spread and promote Jewish unity and love across all the different backgrounds and affiliations within the Jewish community, or perhaps no affiliation at all – through the classic Chassidic warmth and spirit and especially music.
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of the mother of Neil Parks. The funeral was held Thursday in New Jersey. Neil will be returning to Cleveland to sit Shiva at his home 2504 Brentwood Rd., from Monday morning until Thursday morning. Minyan times are as follows:
Shacharis Monday through Thursday: 7:00AM
Mincha-Maariv Monday through Wednesday: 7:55PM.
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.
Review Your Brachos on Natural Phenomena
(Hakhel)
As we are now into the “Natural Events” season, we provide the following pertinent Halachos relating to the Brachos on these events–which serve to remind us that they are far from being “natural”.
The basis for the Halachos below is Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim, Chapter 227 and the Mishna Berurah there, the Sefer Shoneh Halachos and the Sefer Piskei Teshuvos on this Chapter in Shulchan Aruch. We specifically note that one should, of course, consult with his Rav for the final Halacha. We present the following for an understanding of the issues:
1. When experiencing an earthquake, one recites the brocha of “Oseh Ma’aseh Bereishis–Who makes the work of Creation”. It is also permissible to make the brocha of “Shekocho U’Gevuraso Malei Olam–His strength and His power fill the universe”. Piskei Teshuvos writes that the degree of the tremor is not necessarily relevant, as long as it is clearly felt.
Torah LIFE Kollel April Raffle
Mazel Tov to March’s winner!!! Rabbi and Mrs. B. Manies won the Home Package.
Every month in 2013, Torah LIFE Kollel, under the leadership of Rabbi Boruch Hirschfeld, will be raffling off fantastic prizes! Every prize is worth 500- 1000 dollars! For ONLY $8 a month or $72 a year you can be entered into the raffle every month and you will have the zechus of supporting Torah. This month’s raffle is a beautiful white gold and diamond necklace.
CHECK OUT APRIL’S RAFFLE HERE! Retail value is about $1000.00.
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Help Wanted: Medical Billing – Collections
Eastside nursing home has a full time job opening for medical billing and collections. Job duties include, but are not limited to third party billing, posting payments, adjustments, following up with the various insurance carriers, and working aging reports on a monthly basis. Candidate must have 5+ years of medical billing and collections experience including Commercial Insurance and Medicaid. Proficiency in Microsoft Office is a must. The ideal candidate demonstrates great people skills, a professional telephone demeanor, pays close attention to detail with consistent follow through, and is able to productively manage high volumes of work. Please send resume to job110@localjewishnews.com.