News, Info & Resources for the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish Community
My name is David Zilberman and I am happy to serve the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish community. Please call me at 216-512-2211 or 216-312-6371 with any questions or to arrange service.
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We regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Eta Pollak, mother of Arthur and Shloimy Pollak. The funeral is Sunday, August 20, at 2:00 pm at Berkowitz Kumin.
Burial is at Zion Memorial Park, Young Israel Section.
Shiva will be at the Pollak home, 2566 Larchmont in Beachwood until Friday afternoon.
Minyanim at the Shiva house are as follows:
Shacharis: 7:15 am on Monday, Thursday, Friday
7:00 am on Tuesday & Wednesday (Rosh Chodesh)
Mincha/Maariv: 8:00 pm on Sunday through Thursday
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Note: The names have been corrected.
These are two young girls that were in a terrible car accident and are in critical condition. They are a local, Cleveland family. Daven for them now and include them in your Tefillos when you light candles.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
Mazal tov! The Malcmacher Shalom Zachar will be tonight, starting at 9pm, at the Malcmacher’s, 4298 University Pkwy.
In loving memory of Anna Beer, her family will be dedicating a monument at 4pm, August 24, at Mount Olive Cemetery. Rabbi Binyamin Blau will officiate.
Anna was the wife of Jack Beer (deceased), mother of Lenny (Penny), Esther Sarah (Menachem-deceased) Carroll, Phyllis “Cookie” (Howie) Maisel, and Alan Beer (deceased), grandmother of Yonah (Rivka) Roberts, Charles (Lisa) Beer, Uzi (Rachel) Beer, Elya Beer, Jacob (Stephanie) Beer and seven others, and great grandmother of 30.
Mazal tov to Danni and Michal Malka on the birth of a baby boy! The Shalom Zachar will be at 3587 Bainbridge Rd.
This Shabbos, Parshas Re’eh, August 19, Rabbi Moshe Katz will speak for N’Shei at 5:15pm in the Agudah Building 1861 S. Taylor Road.
My name is David Zilberman and I am happy to serve the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish community. Please call me at 216-512-2211 or 216-312-6371 with any questions or to arrange service.
Serving Cleveland and surrounding areas. Shomer Shabbat. Visit my website – www.greenandcleanhomeservices.com, see my reviews on www.homeadvisor.com, or https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Green+And+Clean+Home+Services%22#lrd=0x883102dd540c4297:0x7a494b84df85dd4b,1 (jobs referral sites).
Monday night, August 28 from 6-8pm on the Cul-de-Sac on Blossom Lane
Join us for amazing food, a great time, and an opportunity to reflect on the impact you have created and can continue to create for the Jewish teen community in Cleveland!
RSVP to cleveland.ncsy.org/raisethesteaks or contact Shayne Krichevsky at 216-509-9244.
NCSY in Cleveland reaches over 600 teens and impacts over 150 annually!
50 teens from Cleveland are experiencing the Best Summer Ever this year on NCSY programs in Israel and throughout the world!
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by Susan Efroymson
All politics are local is as true now as ever. Important elections coming up this November and you must be registered to vote. Remember if you don’t vote, you can’t be counted, and if you don’t count, we all count for less. Stand up for your community and do your civic duty also considered a Mitzva to do so. To vote in the next election, you must be registered 30 days before. There are local and state issues that effect us coming up on this November’s ballot.
Do You Need to Register?
Have you recently moved?
Has someone in your home recently turned 18 or will be 18 by November?
If you’ve never registered at your new address or will be newly eligible to vote or have never voted before, it’s easy to register by filling out the form at Cuyahoga County Board of Elections website (or Lake County’s) or at any DMV or Library. Please do so today because if you don’t vote, you don’t count.
