Mosdos Ohr Hatorah Junior High and High School Divisions are seeking teachers to fill the following positions:
English Language Arts grades 8,9,and 11
Public Speaking grade 12
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Mosdos Ohr Hatorah Junior High and High School Divisions are seeking teachers to fill the following positions:
English Language Arts grades 8,9,and 11
Public Speaking grade 12
Looking for immediate hire of a certified male lifeguard for Tuesdays and Thursday from 1:00-3:00 p.m. starting on July 3. Please call (216) 321-5838 ext. 176
For Sale by Owner. 2428 Laurelhurst Road. Vinyl clad colonial in the heart of the Frum community. 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. For appointments to view, please call 216-469-9079 or 216-381-3179 – please leave a voice mail.
Hardwood floors throughout.
Library – Den – Finished Playroom.
Large Patio for Sukkah.
Master bedroom 13′ x 18′- newly designed closet
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Office 216-321-1422, Fax 216-321-2136,
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For those who did not hear of HaRav Chaim Kanievsky, Shlita’s reaction to the tragedy, these were his words after an initial period of silence: “Shezachu HaBachurim, Hashem Yinkom Damam, L’Zechus Gedolah Me’od Vechizuk HaGadol VeHahishorirus VeHakabalos HaTovos Shekiblu Ahm Yisrael B’Zechusam. Zehu Zechus Gedolah Me’od.” HaRav Kanievsky repeated these thoughts several times. (Translation: The boys will merit, may Hashem avenge their blood, on behalf of the great merit and encouragement and tremendous inspiration, acceptances of new good deeds, that the nation of Israel accepted upon themselves – that this should be for the boys a great merit.” )
“Yeisheiv Badad V’Yidom—let one sit in solitude and be submissive” (Eicha 3:28): We should consider–and act upon–something we can now do personally as a zechus for them, whether it be the study of Mishnayos, the giving of Tzedaka, and/or a personal act of Teshuvah.
Tragically, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s planned community vigil is now a memorial. Please join us in mourning for the three kidnapped boys. The memorial will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Mandel Jewish Community Center (Stonehill Auditorium) located at 26001 South Woodland Road in Beachwood.
Parking will be available at the Mandel JCC and overflow parking will take place at The Temple-Tifereth Israel. No backpacks or large purses, please.
For more information, visit www.jewishcleveland.org or call 216-593-2900 ext. 227.
Thursday, July 3, 7 p.m. at Lee Road
It’s a summer tradition! Animals of all shapes, sizes, and dispositions can bark, howl, meow, skritch, scurry, and hiss in our wonderful show. Kids must bring a grown-up to help handle the pet, but grown-ups aren’t allowed in without kids! Pets must stay in cages or on leashes. You can start training and grooming right away! Rain date: July 17. Registration required. Please note type of animal, breed (for dogs), and pet name in the “Notes” field when registering.
(Cleveland.com)
Ohio –- Heights Libraries will ask voters to pass a 2.2-mill operating levy in November.
The new tax would cost homeowners an additional $77 per $100,000 of home value in property taxes each year.
The Jewish Federation of Cleveland is hosting a community vigil in solidarity with Israel as they continue the search for three kidnapped teens. The vigil will be held this Monday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mandel Jewish Community Center (Stonehill Auditorium) located at 26001 South Woodland Road in Beachwood.
On June 12, three Israeli students – Eyal Yifrach, 19; Gilad Shaar, 16; Naftali Frenkel, 16 – went missing on their way home and efforts are still underway for their safe return. Communities around the world are rallying to show support for the boys, their families, and Israel.
Channah Appel and friends of Aish Cleveland will be offering a series on how to sew simply and repair-sniusize your childrens clothing.
(Cleveland Jewish News)
Rabbi Dov Shachor, an Israeli teacher at Fuchs Mizrachi School in Beachwood, has a strong connection to one of the three Israeli teenagers who were abducted by Palestinian terrorists June 12 in the West Bank.
In a telephone interview June 16, Shachor said he was the assistant principal and teacher of Naftali Frenkel, 16, for seven years at Dvir, a school for students in grades one through eight in Nof Ayalon, a small village in central Israel.
Several local cities offer a program for preschoolers that includes traffic, bicycle, and pedestrian safety information and is available for free. Contact your local police department to find out more.