Experienced state-tested nursing assistant available to offer assistance to people who need help at home. Medical. Shopping. Cooking. Driving (my own vehicle or your’s). Many years of experience, resume, and references available. Also, I am a hard working and very detail oriented and can offer assistance with housekeeping, child care, and more. College educated and love to help people. Responsible and ready to work. Contact Agnes – 216-703-0384.

(Hakhel)

Chazal (Brachos 31B) teach that if someone suspects another (choshaid b’chaveiro) and the suspicion is untrue–then he must give a bracha to that person.  We learn this from the suspicion that Eli Hakohein had that Chana was drunk.  Because it turned out that the suspicion was unfounded, he gave her a great blessing “V’Elokei Yisrael Yitein Es She’ailaseich–may Hashem grant your request to have a child.”  

We should not, of course, suspect anyone of anything.  However, if the suspicion that ‘You lost this’, ‘You spilled that’, ‘You caused this’, ‘You said that’ comes up, we should follow Chazal’s directive and give a heart filled and heartfelt bracha–and may it be fulfilled!

(RabbiKaganoff.com)

Since parshas Re’eih contains many of the basic laws of kashrus, I bring you a related topic:

Question #1: Kosher Conundrum

“How can two kosher, pareve ingredients combine to become a product that can become non-kosher?”

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After many years of negotiations, meetings, and the involvement of countless city officials, school board members, parents, students, and community members, we have reached this really tremendous milestone. An agreement has been signed to sell most of the Milliken property to Mosdos to create a new campus right in the middle of our great neighborhood!  The details are contained in the article that appears below. 

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For many years, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland has maintained a Community Planning Calendar that has helped community organizations coordinate schedules so that major community events/meetings were not planned in conflict with each other.  Historically, in order to check dates on the calendar, an organization needed to contact Federation and would then be sent a printout for the dates in question.  To add an event, an organization needed to e-mail Federation with the details and we would then add the information.  This was a time-consuming process that sometimes could take several days.  We are now able to offer a more efficient method, as we have moved the Planning Calendar to a web based platform that allows organizations to view the calendar for themselves via the internet and to enter/edit events directly.

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Wednesday, August 20th there will be Tehillim at the Zilber Home 2507 Claver Rd in University Heights at 9 pm for Acheinu Kol Bais Yisroel specifically Chaya Basya Rivka bas Entel. For women and girls.