Month February 2024
A shooting attack took place at a gas station in Eli late Thursday afternoon. According to initial reports, two Israelis were critically wounded. One terrorist was neutralized and a second fled the scene but was neutralized shortly later. This is… Continue Reading →
Hanna Sonigo was already six months into her nursing program at Touro University when something happened that truly cemented her decision to become a nurse: While driving home, she witnessed a car accident. She immediately pulled over, helped to get… Continue Reading →
It’s never too late to start a new Mesechta! See the list below of the many available Shiurim in the area.
Idaho halted the execution of serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech on Wednesday after medical team members repeatedly failed to find a vein where they could establish an intravenous line to carry out the lethal injection. Creech, 73, has been in… Continue Reading →
The darkest of times can lead to the brightest of times. It is the story of Klal Yisroel. Since October, soldiers have started wearing Tzitzis and Chilonim are putting on Tefillin. Tens of thousands of Yidden have started coming back!… Continue Reading →
Dear Fellow Neighbor With Purim one month away, I wanted to bring up a topic that is surely on everyone’s mind. Costumes and Mishloach Manos. But really, what’s on many people’s minds is how can I make the most adorable,… Continue Reading →
Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina this evening thanked members of the New Jersey Senate Educational Subcommittee for their hard work on releasing $2,137,833 in school funding to be sent to the Jackson School District. The funding comes amid a budget… Continue Reading →
If you appreciate music – particularly Chazzanus and Classics – keep reading. For the first time ever, an all-separate-seating Chazzanus and Classics concert will be taking place, accompanied by a 50-piece symphony orchestra conducted by Ofir Sobol. The event, presented… Continue Reading →
Chai Lifeline, the international illness and crisis support network, is proud to announce that United Healthcare has become the official sponsor of its Moms-to-Moms Program, a cornerstone initiative in the New Jersey/Pennsylvania region, now to be known as the UHC… Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to decide whether former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted on charges he interfered with the 2020 election and set a course for a quick resolution. The justices’ order maintains a hold on preparations… Continue Reading →
Price increases for cars and trucks in the United States, which helped fuel inflation for nearly three years, are slowing and in some cases falling, helping cool overall inflation and giving frustrated Americans more hope of finding an affordable vehicle…. Continue Reading →
A deceased body was located inside the trunk of a vehicle in Lakewood, TLS has learned. Police responded to the caller’s address today where they found the body, which is believed to be that of a missing person. It’s unknown… Continue Reading →
In a dramatic sign of unity, New Jersey Assemblyman Greg McGuckin, a longtime ally of former Toms River Mayor Mo Hill has officially applied to join the old Toms River Republican club, alongside current mayor and former foe Mayor Dan… Continue Reading →
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today announced that, based on both live-fire testing results and existing peer-reviewed studies, microstamping technology is a viable means of matching an expended cartridge case to the weapon from which it was discharged. This finding… Continue Reading →
With the number of antisemitic hate crimes in New Jersey skyrocketing, representatives from the Federal Bureau of Investigation‘s office in Newark were in Lakewood today to discuss what victims of such crimes can do, and how to prevent them. Joshua… Continue Reading →
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During the Lakewood Police Coalition Meeting yesterday evening, Lakewood Police Chief Greg Meyer on behalf of the LPD was presented with an award by NJ Bias Crimes Officers Association for his work on behalf of the coalition. The Coalition represents… Continue Reading →
In an unprecedented move, the American government has launched an investigation into Finkelstein Metals, a Israeli company that produces critical parts for the Iron Dome, over allegations of receiving prohibited government subsidies. The investigation has sparked concerns among Israeli officials,… Continue Reading →
East Brunswick school teacher Elenor Hannum was removed by police from last night’s Jackson Township Council meeting. The incident erupted when Hannum got up to speak at the podium during the public hearing for the Public Safety Director ordinance. During… Continue Reading →