Recording of The Funeral of Basya Rivka Berkovich, a”h
So many people in Cleveland and around the world were inspired by the story of Basya Rivka Berkovich, a”h.
With permission from the family, we are proud to share a recording of her funeral for those who were not able to attend or for those who wish to hear the inspiring life-changing thoughts shared by those who spoke about her special life. May her memory be for a blessing.
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Van For Sale – 2002 Honday Odyssey LX
2002 Honda Odyssey LX , original owner, 80,000 miles, leather seats, power doors, CD player, ABS, good condition. $4000.Call 216 339-2006.
Teshuva Lecture – 50th Yahrtzeit of Hebert I Spero, z”l
Charlie Harary – Finding Your Mission in Life
Blum’s – We Are Ready for Rosh Hashana – Are you?
Hymie and Marcia Keller Invite You To A Hachnasas Sefer Torah
Telshe Yeshiva Elul Yarchei Kallah 2014
Marle Boutique – Fall Has Arrived
Charlie Harary – Finding Your Mission in Life
Marle Boutique – Fall Has Arrived
Will Your Money Retire Before You Do?
Office 216-321-1422, Fax 216-321-2136,
Recycle The Chesed Way Jewish Magazines
Update: Going strong, please keep donations coming.
Attention all Mishpacha and Bina subscribers! Big Chesed Opportunity! We are putting the real meaning of the word ‘recycle’ into action! When you are finished reading your magazines, instead of throwing them away or letting them pile up, now you can drop them off to be distributed to others! You may drop off as often and as many as you like, at the Koyfman home, 2424 Beachwood Blvd. in Beachwood, conveniently located around the corner from all the shuls on Green Rd. Simply put magazines in the marked bin on the front porch at your convenience. Distributions will be made WEEKLY, so please keep them coming!
*please note:the box is for drop offs only. Please frum publications only. No newspapers.
Small Babysitting Group
Small babysitting group in Cleveland Heights for children ages 0-12months.
Please contact: Sara Hirschman (216) 371-3526 or Shman30@yahoo.com
Kehillas Beis Doniel – Rabbi Dovid Gross – Avodah Zora & Trees – What Does It Mean to Us?
peri ELI – Last Licks of Summer SALE
Hymie and Marcia Keller Invite You To A Hachnasas Sefer Torah
Keller Family Hachnosos Sefer Torah
N’shei Agudas Yisroel of Cleveland Shabbos Shiur – Rabbi Reuven Gerson
Nichum Aveilim – Berkovich Family – UPDATED Break
The family will not be receiving visitors between 12:00 and 1:30pm.
Telshe Yeshiva Elul Yarchei Kallah 2014
Shabbos Shiur with Mrs. Brejt – 4th in Series on Writings of Rabbi Shimshon Pincus
Back to School and Summer Clearance at Head Shoulders Toes & Bows
25% of ALL 3/4 length sleeve shells!
50% off select summer merchandise!
New socks, hosiery, headbands, snoods, shells, and jewelry arriving daily!
Call Shayna Kessler to come by: 216-785-BOWS
Severance Town Center hit with foreclosure lawsuit after Walmart departure, loan default
(Plain Dealer)
Severance Town Center, a prominent retail property in Cleveland Heights, is the subject of a foreclosure lawsuit filed in Cuyahoga County.
On July 1, a lender asked to foreclose on the troubled shopping center, after the property’s out-of-state owner failed to repay the balance on a $43 million mortgage. Now, the litigation is working its way through Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, where it’s possible that a judge might appoint an outside expert — called a receiver — to manage the 600,000-square-foot complex.
Free Shemos Dropoff at Mt. Olive Cemetery Through Sept 11th.
Mount Olive Cemetery will offer Shemos services for the burial of religious books and papers from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday through Friday until Sept. 11.
The items should be dropped off in paper bags or cardboard boxes.
The cemetery is at 27855 Aurora Road in Solon.
Call 440-248-5100 for more information.
(LocalJewishNews is planning on arranging a community drop-off in Cleveland Heights on Sunday, Sept. 7th. Details to follow.)
Cloud 9 Maternity Summer Clearance & 29″ Skirts Have Arrived
YABI Nursery and Child Care
Creative Chocolates
Nichum Aveilim – Berkovich Family
Archive Of Pre-Holocaust Jewish Images Digitized
A vast archive of photographs of pre-Holocaust Eastern European Jewish life is being made available to the public and researchers.
The International Center of Photography in New York and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday announced the joint creation of a digital database to facilitate access to photographer Roman Vishniac’s archive.
Vishniac was a Russian-born Jew who moved to Berlin in 1920. He documented the rise of Nazi power and its effect on Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe.