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Pesach (Passover) Special for Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning, Air Duct Cleaning, Gutters, House Cleaning and more!

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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. Learn more about the special deals at db63351.wixsite.com/mysite, visit my website – www.greenandclean.me, or see my reviews on www.homeadvisor.com (jobs referral site).

Save 5% on Pesach with Chef Dave’s Catering!

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Place your order before 3/24 and save 5%. We know it’s an expensive holiday and we’ve done our best to keep any price increases to a minimum.

Please keep in mind that quantities may be limited and we may sell out of certain items. Place your order early to guarantee we can fill it.

Hillel at Kent State University Seeking Executive Director

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Click for full job description and to apply: https://chk.tbe.taleo.net/chk05/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=HILLEL&cws=1&rid=2003

Role Overview

Make a significant impact in the Jewish world by joining Hillel at Kent State University as the Executive Director. The Executive Director of Hillel at Kent State University will be a strong, articulate organizational leader who will bring Hillel at KSU into the next 10 years of success by implementing the vision of Hillel with students, community, lay leaders and local and national organizations.  You’ll be excellent in this role if you are passionate about dynamically engaging, supporting, and developing the future leaders of the Jewish community, leading a team, setting the strategic vision for your Hillel, developing human and financial resources, and strengthening the ties between Hillel and greater Jewish and university communities.

Important Coca Cola Kashrus Notice

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From Cleveland Kosher:

Coke products produced in Mexico are being sold in local stores i.e. Marc’s. These products are not the same as the American product and are not certified nor recommended (with the exception of the original Coke flavor). Please check your Mishloach Manos, as people may have received these items over Purim. They are glass bottles and state ‘Mexico’.

Save 5% on Pesach with Chef Dave’s Catering!

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Place your order before 3/24 and save 5%. We know it’s an expensive holiday and we’ve done our best to keep any price increases to a minimum.

Please keep in mind that quantities may be limited and we may sell out of certain items. Place your order early to guarantee we can fill it.

Rabbi Travis, Prominent Rosh Kollel and Author Will Be Visiting the Cleveland Community From Israel Shabbos Parshas Hachodesh, March 24 Through 26.

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Speaking Schedule:

  • Friday Night Davening & Short Dvar Torah: “Leaving Friday – Entering Shabbos” – Young Israel of Greater Cleveland, 2463 S. Green Rd. Beachwood
  • Friday Night: Oneg Shabbos – The Adato Family, 23227 Wendover Dr. Beachwood
  • Shacharis and Dvar Torah: “Can I Offer You A Ticket To Olam Haba?” – Heights Jewish Center, 12470 Cedar Rd. University Heights
  • Seudah Shelishis: “70 Secrets Of Wine” – Zichron Chaim, 2475 S. Green Rd. Beachwood.
  • Sunday Morning: 8:00 AM Davening. 9:00 AM Breakfast and Shmuz on Security and Safety in Shuls. Ideas from his book, “Living On: Message, Memories and Miracles From The Har Nof Massacre.” Heights Jewish Center, 12470 Cedar Rd. University Heights

 

Time Is Running Out… Buy Your Tickets Today!

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Raffle drawing this Sunday!!

Visit www.hac1.org/raffle to participate or email us at info@hac1.org.

Enter for a chance to win $10,000 while supporting Cleveland’s first and largest Jewish day school.

Hebrew Academy of Cleveland was established in 1943 by survivors of the Holocaust and has educated well over 7,000 students throughout our existence. We are currently in our 74th year of existence with an unprecedented enrollment of close to 1,100 students.

The excellent education provided at the Academy is costly – the average cost per child is $10,000 – and over 75% of our students receive some form of scholarship. However, the longstanding policy of the Hebrew Academy has been to educate all children regardless of background and financial ability.

Please join us in supporting this most worthwhile communal institution with your participation in the Hebrew Academy’s raffle.

Raffle Drawing Date: March 19th at the HAC Dinner.

Click here to participate or email us at info@hac1.org.