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House for Sale – Cleveland Heights – 3481 Shannon Road
Z.N. Singer – Balloon Twister
Hebrew Storytime – December 10th, 2014
Rav Yehudah Hachassid and his Shidduchin II By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
(RabbiKaganoff.com)
In a previous article, we discussed the writings of Rav Yehudah Hachassid, who prohibited or advised against many potential marriages that are otherwise perfectly acceptable according to halachah. But first some background on the chassidei Ashkenaz.
Who was Rav Shmuel Hachassid?
Rav Yehudah Hachassid’s father, known as Rav Shmuel Hachassid, was a very righteous individual who was a great mekubal, one of the baalei Tosafos, and a highly-respected leader of twelfth century Ashkenazic Jewry. Because of his great levels of righteousness, Rav Shmuel Hachassid was also sometimes called Rav Shmuel Hakadosh or Rav Shmuel Hanavi.
Green & Clean Carpet Cleaning Service – Picture Gallery
Green & Clean is proud to serve the Cleveland Orthodox community as a Shomer Shabbos full-service carpet cleaning company.
A picture is worth a 1000 words so I wanted to share with you examples of the huge difference that a professional carpet cleaner can really make! Please continue reading to view some picture examples of the dramatic changes that I see every day in my customer’s homes.
Annual Chanukah Shopping at CB’s Tichel Shuk Going on Now!
Creative Chocolates – For Chanukah
Find Greater Cleveland’s speed traps: Linndale, Bratenahl and others (interactive map)
(Plain Dealer)(Ed: The purpose of this posting is not to promote speeding in case it was not clear.)
Linndale long has had a reputation as the speed trap king in Greater Cleveland. Bratenahl and North Randall police are among the other big ticket writers considering the size of each village.
Are there speed traps on your way to work, or on your drives around town to shop and play?
Reporter Patrick Cooley of the Northeast Ohio Media Group tracked down traffic ticket records for Cuyahoga County communities and came up with a ranking, based on the tickets written and the population of each town.
Klatzko Brothers Trip to Poland
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes (2)
We regret to inform you of the passing of Marvin Friedman, z”l. The funeral is Sunday, December 7that 3pm at the Berkowitz-Kumin Funeral Home. The shiva will be 2589 Snowberry Lane, Pepper Pike Sunday following the burial until 9pm and Monday thru Thursday 2-4 & 7-9PM.
May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Ha’Makom yenachem eschem b’soch she’ar avay’lay Tzion v’Yerushalayim
Millikin-Oakwood Neighborhood Watch
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Rabbi Burnstein Hilchos Kashrus for Women
Don’t Be A Victim – Lock Your Doors
Get Paid $5 To Try Out BJ’s – 60 Day Membership – 2nd Chance
(Deal extended again) Have you been looking for an easy way to try out BJ’s? For a limited time (before December 10th) Groupon is offering a $5 for a 60-Day BJ’s Membership and a $10 BJ’s Gift Card ($10 Value) for only $5! It is like getting paid $5 to try out BJ’s!
BJ’s has a lot of great deals, more reasonable sizes in some cases, and they accept manufacturer’s coupons.
Must be used before Dec 31st, 2014. Valid at all BJ’s locations. You can buy one for yourself and 2 for gifts.
YACHAD Inclusive Summer Camp Programs – Presentation Dec 10
N’shei Agudas Yisrael of Cleveland Annual Chanukah Oil Sale
Annual Shopping at CB’s Tichel Shuk -This Motzei Shabbos 7:30-10PM
What is Yeshivas Hakayitz?
Yeshivas HaKayitz is an amazing overnight camp like no other. Located on the beautiful campus of Yeshivas Beis HaMidrash LaTorah – Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Illinois, we offer a unique multi-faceted program of Torah study, sports, and recreational activities. When you add to that our famous daily trips and our ruach filled Shabbos program, you can understand why for the past 35 years our campers keep coming back summer after summer.
Chanukah: How much is too much? Practical Advice on Giving
Rabbi Levine’s widow speaks with the CJN
(Cleveland Jewish News)
During shiva after the murder of her husband in a terrorist attack on their neighborhood synagogue in Jerusalem Nov. 18, Chaya Levine – formerly Marilyn Markovitz of University Heights – joined the three other women whose husbands had been killed in the attack and sent out an appeal for love and unity between families, communities and all ethnic groups.
“It is so painful, we are all good friends,” Levine, a Hebrew Academy of Cleveland alumna and 1978 graduate of Yavne Academy, told the Cleveland Jewish News after getting up from shiva. “We asked for a Shabbos of unity, to give charity and any acts of kindness people can do.”
CenStar to the Rescue – Electricity Too!
(Ad) CenStar now offers electricity for your home or business. Many people have received letters from First Energy Solutions that they are discontinuing residential electrical supply. Besides natural gas CenStar now offers electricity at a competitive price.
To help you save money on electricity or natural gas call Suri Goldman 216-339-2006 or email surig@censtarenergy.com.
Halachos of VeSein Tal U’Matar Livracha by Rabbi Yisroel Dov Webster, Shlita,
(Hakhel)
- If one omitted “VeSein Tal U’Matar Livracha” during the winter months, and remembered while still in middle of the bracha of Bareich Aleinu, before saying the Hashem’s name at the end, he should return to “ VeSein Tal U’Matar Livracha” and continue from there once again.
- If one already said Hashem’s name at the end of the bracha, one does not go back, but rather finishes the bracha and continues until the bracha of Shema Koleinu. In Shema Koleinu, before one says Ki Ata near the end of the bracha one adds the words VeSein Tal U’Matar Livracha (and no further text) and then continues with Ki Ata and concludes the bracha of Shema Koleinu. (Shulchan Aruch (117:5), Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (19:6) and Kaf HaChaim (117:37)). The Aruch HaShulchan (117:6) seems to say that according to some, additional words are added, i.e. “Al Pnei Ha’adama…”, presumably in order to say a complete thought.
Green Road Synagogue – Shabbat Featured Speaker – Akiva Pollack
Annual Shopping at CB’s Tichel Shuk -This Motzei Shabbos 7:30-10PM
N’shei Agudas Yisrael of Cleveland Annual Chanukah Oil Sale
Walk-in cooler expected to facilitate Kosher Food Bank efforts
(Cleveland Jewish News)
The Semach Sedek Russian Immigrant Aid Society Kosher Food Bank of Cleveland recently received a $7,000 stainless steel walk-in cooler from the Greater Cleveland Food bank.
The new cooler was installed at the food bank’s facility, 2004 S. Green Road in South Euclid.