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Order hand-made Shemurah (Chaburah) Matzah baked primarily in the Pupa/Tzailem Matzah bakery in New York.

These thin and delicious Matzos are baked fresh shortly before Pesach for the Cleveland community by HaRav Yehudah Blum Shlita of Khal Yereim in Cleveland Hts, and his Chashuvah Bnei Torah Chaburah. They are available to us at a greatly discounted price.

These Matzos are baked with additional Hashgachah v’Hidurim. Chashuvah Rabbanim and Talmidei Chachamim Shlita both in Cleveland & other cities have been using the Rav’s exceptional Matzos for many years.

ORDER NOW from Shloimy Modes
Email: Matza613@gmail.com
Call/text 24 hrs 216.401.7507
or call 216.397.9495

Orders are confirmed within 48 hrs. Please try again if you do not receive a confirmation.

Orders are filled while supplies last. While it is recommended that orders be placed before March 7th, feel free to try ordering as late as Chol HaMoeid, as occasionally extra Matzah is in stock.

The following is a list of the varieties available to order:
(Most varieties are sold by the lb and are very thin with 8-9 Matzos per lb.)

• Regular
• Semi Whole Wheat
• 100% Whole Wheat
• Spelt (a box of 6 Matzos. Less than a lb. Some years not baked under the Rav’s Hashgachah – ask for details.)
• Oat (A box of 3 Matzos. Less than a lb. Some years not baked under the Rav’s Hashgachah – ask for details.)
• Shemurah Matzah Meal
• Special Chaburah (Shitas HaRosh) – premium pricing applies to this item. Order by 2-22-20 to ensure availability of this item.
• Satmar Special Chaburah (Shitas HaRosh) – premium pricing applies to this item. About 6-7 Matzos per lb. Order by 2-22-20 to ensure availability of this item.

Due to the Rav’s ongoing efforts to keep the prices as low as possible, prices are not set until after the entire process of baking & shipping have been determined.

Your Matzah order will iy”H be available for pickup & payment at Khal Yereim – 1771 S. Taylor Rd. In Cleveland Heights on the evenings of March 25 & 26.

The prices will be posted at Khal Yereim on the days of pickup. Cash or checks are accepted (no credit cards).

Exact times of pickup will be posted on this website closer to the pickup dates.

Much effort is extended to prevent breakage, however, thinner Matzos can break easier. Most years most pounds that are sold are mostly Halachicaly Shleimim. We cannot however be responsible for breakage under any circumstances. All sales are final.

No one, not even those involved with the selling of the Matzos, including Rav Blum himself, picks & chooses through their Matzos.

We are a not for profit community service which Rav Blum’s father zt”l started over half a century ago for his Kehillah & the community at large. HaRav Blum Shlita has carried on this sacred tradition.

We serve the Jewish community for a very long time with many references! We are happy to serve the Cleveland Jewish community. Please call us at 216-312-6371 (office) with any questions or to arrange service.

Serving Cleveland and surrounding areas. Shomer Shabbat.

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Thanks to a collaborative effort between residents, City Council, and his administration, University Heights Mayor Michael Brennan reported on Tuesday that “University Heights is back on the map.”

Brennan began his second State of the City address by relaying a discussion he had with resident Ari Jaffe prior to the 2017 election. Jaffe asked Brennan if he was considering merging University Heights with a neighboring city. Paraphrasing his conversation from memory, Brennan said Jaffe felt then that University Heights was “adrift, without direction, without purpose, without identity.”

But in just two years, there’s a new energy in University Heights.

Brennan told Jaffe that it was a team effort. “I didn’t do it alone,” Brennan said. “We did it, working together – the mayor’s office, City Council, the good men and women who come to work every day for our city. Citizens like him (Jaffe) who step up and serve our community. And the residents who expect good things, and deserve good things.”

Brennan said the state of University Heights is strong, and growing stronger. “We have found our identity, we are back on the map, and we’re building something special here in University Heights,” he said.

From the Jardine Room on the campus of John Carroll University, Brennan reported construction is set to begin in 2020 on redevelopment at University Square, new infill housing, and new townhomes.

Phase I of the University Square rebuild will include approximately 203 market rate apartments, and 5,000 square feet of new retail, some of which might be live/work space. “As Phase I is completed,” Brennan said, “we will work together on Phase II, and for what is worthy of this high-profile center of our community.”

Brennan praised City Council, the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District, and county officials for working together with the original bond holders and Kowit & Company Real Estate Group on the project.

Brennan credited the City Beautiful CIC for coming to terms with Knez Builders to construct three infill homes on vacant lots in the city. The homes will have architectural characteristics consistent with current homes in University Heights, but with modern construction, open floor plans, and today’s amenities.

Turning to townhomes, Brennan said the development on the north end of Cedar-Taylor will be marketed towards young professionals and empty nesters. The new town homes will include luxury finishes and rooftop views of downtown Cleveland.

Brennan said his administration is working on building a sense of community in University Heights, with new events such as Fall Fest, the City Beautiful 5K, revamped events such as the Summer Concert Series and Civic Awards, as well as the city’s Memorial Day parade. “Our city is and ought to be a community of neighbors,” Brennan said. “Neighbors who interact, socialize, and have fun together.”

Brennan praised the city’s Police and Fire Departments. “In their first full calendar year in their respective positions, Chief Dustin Rogers and Chief Robert Perko built upon their departments past successes, and are well positioned to continue to do the hard and important work to protect the safety of everyone in University Heights – not just those who live here, but those who work here, go to school here, and those who shop and visit,” Brennan said.

Brennan also congratulated Building Commissioner James McReynolds on his upcoming retirement, and Housing and Community Development Director Patrick Grogan-Myers on accepting a new position with the city of Maple Heights. Brennan praised both men for their hard work and dedicated service to the residents of University Heights.

Under Finance Director Dennis Kennedy, Brennan said the city has revised both its investment and reserve policy. “One of the reasons we brought in an expert like Dennis Kennedy,” Brennan said, “was to have a sure hand to show us the way financially and make good long-term decisions.”

Brennan concluded by contrasting University Heights with what’s happening in Washington. “I don’t have to tell you, this country is tearing itself apart,” he said. “We have seen our national office holders put the coarse in discourse.”

Brennan vowed that University Heights will remain different. “I resolve to continue to be the change I want to see in our country – positive, progressive, responsive, sensitive, open, and strong,” he said. “I could not be prouder to hold the honor of being your mayor and leading this city, and all it represents.

“University Heights is truly ‘So Much More Than Home.’ And we’re telling the world, we are back on the map.”

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We serve the Jewish community for a very long time with many references! We are happy to serve the Cleveland Jewish community. Please call us at 216-312-6371 (office) with any questions or to arrange service.

Serving Cleveland and surrounding areas. Shomer Shabbat.

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Order hand-made Shemurah (Chaburah) Matzah baked primarily in the Pupa/Tzailem Matzah bakery in New York.

These thin and delicious Matzos are baked fresh shortly before Pesach for the Cleveland community by HaRav Yehudah Blum Shlita of Khal Yereim in Cleveland Hts, and his Chashuvah Bnei Torah Chaburah. They are available to us at a greatly discounted price.

These Matzos are baked with additional Hashgachah v’Hidurim. Chashuvah Rabbanim and Talmidei Chachamim Shlita both in Cleveland & other cities have been using the Rav’s exceptional Matzos for many years.

ORDER NOW from Shloimy Modes
Email: Matza613@gmail.com
Call/text 24 hrs 216.401.7507
or call 216.397.9495

Orders are confirmed within 48 hrs. Please try again if you do not receive a confirmation.

Orders are filled while supplies last. While it is recommended that orders be placed before March 7th, feel free to try ordering as late as Chol HaMoeid, as occasionally extra Matzah is in stock.

The following is a list of the varieties available to order:
(Most varieties are sold by the lb and are very thin with 8-9 Matzos per lb.)

• Regular
• Semi Whole Wheat
• 100% Whole Wheat
• Spelt (a box of 6 Matzos. Less than a lb. Some years not baked under the Rav’s Hashgachah – ask for details.)
• Oat (A box of 3 Matzos. Less than a lb. Some years not baked under the Rav’s Hashgachah – ask for details.)
• Shemurah Matzah Meal
• Special Chaburah (Shitas HaRosh) – premium pricing applies to this item. Order by 2-22-20 to ensure availability of this item.
• Satmar Special Chaburah (Shitas HaRosh) – premium pricing applies to this item. About 6-7 Matzos per lb. Order by 2-22-20 to ensure availability of this item.

Due to the Rav’s ongoing efforts to keep the prices as low as possible, prices are not set until after the entire process of baking & shipping have been determined.

Your Matzah order will iy”H be available for pickup & payment at Khal Yereim – 1771 S. Taylor Rd. In Cleveland Heights on the evenings of March 25 & 26.

The prices will be posted at Khal Yereim on the days of pickup. Cash or checks are accepted (no credit cards).

Exact times of pickup will be posted on this website closer to the pickup dates.

Much effort is extended to prevent breakage, however, thinner Matzos can break easier. Most years most pounds that are sold are mostly Halachicaly Shleimim. We cannot however be responsible for breakage under any circumstances. All sales are final.

No one, not even those involved with the selling of the Matzos, including Rav Blum himself, picks & chooses through their Matzos.

We are a not for profit community service which Rav Blum’s father zt”l started over half a century ago for his Kehillah & the community at large. HaRav Blum Shlita has carried on this sacred tradition.