By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff (Rabbi Kaganoff.com)
In Parshas Ki Seitzei, the Torah instructs “Beyomo sitein secharo velo sa’avor alav hashemesh,” “On that day (that is, the day the work was completed) you should pay his wage, and the sun shall not set (without him receiving his payment)” (Devarim 24:15). The Torah mentions two mitzvos; a positive mitzvah (mitzvas aseh) and a negative mitzvah (lo sa’aseh) to guarantee that a worker is paid before sunset of the day that he performed his job. Thus, someone who pays his worker on time fulfills a positive mitzvah, whereas if he neglects to pay him on time and the worker demands payment, he has trangressed a lo sa’aseh.
(Cleveland Jewish News)
Please join Lax and Mandel Bakery for our 4th annual Post Pesach Chametz Eating Event!
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The newly-created South Euclid public park behind Walmart is excluded from the Cleveland Community Eruv. This means that on Shabbos, no one is allowed to carry, push a stoller, etc., anywhere in the park. The park includes a retaining pool, which is not halachically allowed within an Eruv. During the Walmart construction, the Eruv committee arranged to build a “fence” around the entire park to exclude it from the Eruv. The rest of the Eruv has not been affected. (Link to complete Walmart grounds map 
We are happy to announce for the very first time, Kosher On the Road. In a joint effort of Yeshiva Bachurim and Matan Bsayser of Cleveland, there will be a barbecue off of Interstate 80 for those traveling from the tri-state area to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago on Sunday, April 13th between the hours of 1 and 6 pm. We will be located at 3071 East Valley Rd. Logantan, PA 17747 which is exit 192 off of Interstate 80. (very easy on and off for both directions) 
