Neshai Chabad is relaunching its membership as it continues to serve the Crown Heights community.
The organization is currently set up in the former Gombo’s store on Kingston Avenue and President Street, which has been transformed into a beautiful temporary center.
*🎤 Bar Mitzvah at ULY Features Popular Jewish Music Stars*
A Bar Mitzvah held last night in the gym of ULY in Crown Heights was hosted by philanthropist Boruch Greenberg, a major sponsor of the school’s new expansion.
The celebration featured performances by popular Jewish music stars, including Zusha Band, Hershey Weinberger, Eli Marcus, and Israeli singers, Motti Steinmetz, Zanvil Weinberger, and Itzik Dadya.
🚒 *Smoke Reported at Previously Burned-Out House on E. 46th Street*
FDNY responded Thursday evening after 8 PM to reports of smoke coming from an abandoned house on E. 46th Street between Winthrop Street and Rutland Road.
Firefighters were seen breaking through the boarded-up windows to access the building and extinguish the smoke. No one was inside the house, and no injuries were reported.
Neighbors told Shchuna News that the house burned down several months ago and that the owner is still seen returning to the ruined property.
*🚨 Shomrim Pursuit Ends With One Suspect Arrested After Attempted Break-In*
At approximately 12:30 AM Wednesday night, two teenage suspects broke into a building near East New York Avenue and Kingston Avenue. Surveillance footage shows the pair entering through the main entrance before heading toward the rear parking area where vehicles are parked.
Building management noticed suspicious activity on camera and called Shomrim, who arrived within moments. The suspects then fled through the front entrance, prompting a pursuit by Shomrim. One suspect escaped into a building, while the second was caught by Shomrim in Remsen Village and subsequently arrested by the NYPD.
🏗️ *Large Crane Seen at ULY as Construction Nears Completion*
A large crane was seen over ULY raising roof fencing as crews work to finish off the construction project. The installation of the rooftop fencing marks another step toward completing the ongoing work.
*📰 Ami Magazine Not Being Sold in Crown Heights This Week*
Ami Magazine will not be sold in Crown Heights stores this week following controversy over the magazine’s front-cover feature of a figure who caused significant anguish within the Chabad community in the past.
Crown Heights stores have reportedly united in a decision not to carry this week’s issue.
*🐪 Teiva Exhibit Brings Parshas Noach to Life in Crown Heights!*
A special Teiva exhibit in honor of Parshas Noach is taking place now at Montgomery Street and Albany Avenue, bringing excitement to Crown Heights families.
Hundreds of Crown Heights children are enjoying a fun-filled experience featuring live animals, a bounce house, and custom balloons, making Parshas Noach come alive in a memorable way for children of all ages.
Large tow trucks were seen removing the trailers from the Tishrei lodging complex on Troy Avenue and Carroll Street.
The complex housed close to 1,000 bochurim throughout the month of Tishrei, providing temporary lodging for the thousands who came to Crown Heights for the Yomim Tovim.
