Opening remarks by Mrs. Mimi Solomon
AMIT Pre-Winter Sale
Chef Dave’s Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet
New! The Uniform Gemach
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Betty Berliner, the wife of Nathan Berliner and the mother and mother in law of of Irv and Lynne Berliner. The funeral will take place October 30th at 2:00pm at Berkowitz-Kumin. Shiva information to follow.
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
DansDeals Seminar Comes to Cleveland!! Chance to win 2 Free Tickets!!
DansDeals, our local deals guru is going to be offering his famous “deals” seminar in his home town!! Come and learn all about maximizing credit cards to travel for free and to learn about finding cheaper airfare, hotels, etc. The 5th DansDeals seminar will be in Cleveland on Saturday night, November 9th from 7:30pm-11pm. Get the sign-up info here. But wait!! Dan has offered 2 free tickets to LocalJewishNews readers.
Susan’s Suggestions for the Elections – Tuesday November 5, 2013 (Updated)
(Click here to download as an easy-to-print PDF) (Ed: Voting suggestions and voting guides are welcomed from other readers too!)
Includes updated information with regard to Issue 80 based on reader feedback and further research.
As always, I offer these suggestions because of the importance of casting an informed vote. For our community to count, our votes must be countable, and we have a responsibility to our greater community and a mitzvah to show up and vote. Local elections in many ways effect our daily living in an up close and personal way and are therefore just as important if not more so than national ones. However, unlike national elections, absentee ballot request forms will not automatically be mailed to your home. Those requests can be made through Board of Elections, or else plan to show up at your precinct on Election Day.
By popular demand, in order to make viewing easier, this guide consists of two sections: The Quick Voting version followed by the Expanded Explanations.
Kosher Food Bank Distribution Every Thursday
The Kosher Food Bank is open to needy families every Thursday from 6 to 7 pm. Location is at 2004 S. Green Rd. Free produce is distributed.Bring your own bags.
For more information call : 216-382-7202
Vintage Me Lovely! Chanukah Sale at Mika’s
RCCS 2013 Miracles Auction Preview & Mini Local Chinese Auction
Fall Brochos Contest
Time Running Out to Submit Absentee Ballot Request
People should take local elections as seriously, or even more seriously than national or even statewide elections. Local elections show the power of our community (or lack thereof) as the outcomes are often decided by fewer votes and turnout is much lower. In particular the election this November 5th will greatly affect how our cities are run (via selection of mayors, council, School Board) as well as our pocketbooks (annual taxes could increase by over $400 for the average homeowner in CH-UH). So vote!!
If you know that you are not going to be able to make it to the polls next Tuesday, consider sending in ASAP an application for an absentee ballot. At this point there are no guarantees that you will receive the ballot, but it is worth a try. The application needs to be received by this weekend, and you need to receive the ballot by mail in-time, and then your completed absentee ballot needs to be postmarked the day before the election. The Board of Elections does try hard in this last week to have a quick turn-around. If in the end it does not work out, you can still vote as normal at the polls. Click here to download the application >>
Bella Bein Running Half Marathon for Kids for Courage
“This Coming January 2014, I will be God willing running the Half Marathon in Nassau -Paradise Island, Bahamas with Kids of Courage!! This will be my 5th half marathon that I am running and raising money in memory of My father Shmuel Yitzchok Hakoen Bein Z”L and my brother Abraham Chaim Zev Hakoen Bein Z”L that many of you knew as Ace! Kids of Courage is a “Groundbreaking volunteer centric organization, dedicated to the support of sick children and their families, day and night, 365 days a year. Founded in 2008, Kids of Courage is committed to change the way people look at illness, and open up a world of support, hope and opportunity for every sick child and family, no matter how serious the diagnosis is.” Please help by sponsoring me, and remember no amount is ever to small!!! Thank You!!”
Or checks can be made out to Kids of Courage and sent to
World-wide Live Broadcast of the Siyum Maseches Pesachim
Tree of Knowledge Coming Soon to Cleveland Heights!!
Agnon’s Early Childhood Program Presents “Let’s Talk About It”
EVENT Agnon’s Early Childhood Program Presents “Let’s Talk About It”
Featuring Stephanie Saad, Speech and Language Pathologist
DATE & TIME Sun., Nov. 10, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents Only
Sun., Nov. 24, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents Only
Sun., Dec. 15, 2013 ● 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ● Parents & Children
Cedar – Green Kollel Women’s Divison Presents Illusions: The Nachash & Walt Disney
Opening remarks by Mrs. Mimi Solomon
Zecher Yemos Olam-Torah U’Mesorah Holocaust Mini-seminar for Teachers
RCCS 2013 Miracles Auction Preview & Mini Local Chinese Auction
Cloud 9 Maternity
RCCS 2013 Miracles Auction Preview & Mini Local Chinese Auction
Is Seeing Red Kosher?
Is Seeing Red Kosher?
By Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff – RabbiKaganoff.com
Eisav is often associated with the color red, which provides an opportunity for the following halacha question: Is a red food color that is manufactured from animal material kosher? Indeed, the master artisans building the Mishkan used a dye, tola’as shani, which is often assumed to be the “blood” of an insect, in the manufacture of the Kohen Gadol’s vestments. Was this color kosher? This color was also used to dye the curtains and coverings of the Mishkan. In addition, processing the ashes of the parah adumah (Bamidbar 19:6), purifying a metzora and decontaminating a house that became tamei all use tola’as shani (Vayikra 14:4, 49). As we will discover, correctly identifying the tola’as shani not only affects these halachos and those of the Beis Hamikdash, but also concerns a wide assortment of foods and beverages that we eat and drink.
Got an extra $300 per year? VOTE FOR ACCOUNTABILITY, NO ON ISSUE 81
(Reader submitted)
If you value your hard earned money, vote NO on Issue 81. The facts are these: The CH-UH School district is in the top 5 in expenditures per student in the state, averaging $18,461 per student (2010-2011 school year). According to Ohio State Report Cards our school district failed to meet basic standards on State Proficiency Tests. Let me repeat that, our school district received an F on Indicators Met on State Tests. Do you want to continue throwing your hard earned money at failing schools? The school board has failed to justify the money it already taxes us, and now has the audacity to ask for more. This new tax will enrich the teachers’ unions and building contractors, while doing nothing to improve academic standards. There is no justification for it. Vote for accountability, vote NO on issue 81. Yard signs are available, email sholomy@gmail.com.
Chef Dave’s Catering Restaurant Nights
Chef Dave’s Catering is having our next set of Restaurant Nights from Monday, 11/4 through Thursday 11/7 from 5:00 to 7:30. We are often completely booked, so don’t wait to reserve your spot. If you have any special menu requests such as gluten free, vegetarian, or any other special diets, please let us know when you make your reservation so we can accommodate you.
We know that many of you have expressed an interest in some menu changes and we’ve heard you. The challenge we face is that our kitchen was designed for large events, not restaurant style cooking. We are limited in the selection of menu items that we can serve in a timely manner – we really don’t want you to have to wait for your food. We are working on some new items and hope to be able to offer them in early 2014.
Also don’t forget about our upcoming Thanksgiving Dinner and Challah Specials.
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes
We regret to inform you of the passing of the brother of Rabbi Nosson Tzvi (Hershel) Baron. He will be sitting Shiva in his home, 2606 Bishop Road in Wickliffe until Friday afternoon. Shacharis 7:30am, Mincha 3:15pm, Maariv 9:50pm. Visitors are asked to refrain from coming 4pm-6:30pm and after 11:00pm.
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
Update on Healthy Relationship FREE Seminar With Rabbi Yosef Heinemann
I would like to thank the community for the very positive feedback that I received. Based on the feedback, it has been suggested that I alone give the lecture and couples can come learn and grow at no cost. In addition, an anonymous donor, who recognizes the importance of this work, has pledged to pay the first 15 couples who participate $20 for carfare babysitting or whatever.
You know, I got a new car a little while ago and after some time the brakes weren’t working so well. I went to the mechanic and he told me “Yeh, brakes wear out and you need new ones” I was beside myself! This is what happens to a good car? He said “Yeh, it’s just regular maintenance.
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Connect with Telshe Lunch & Learn – October 28th
peri ELI Fall Huge Selection
All City Candy hopes to hit sweet spot
(Cleveland Jewish News)
(Ed: This store is not under kosher supervision but carries a wide-range of Jelly Belly products and claims to have a selection of kosher candies.)
Richmond Heights is about to get a little sweeter.
All City Candy, a new 5,000-square-foot retail candy store on Richmond Road, will debut at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 with a grand opening celebration.
Susan’s Suggestions for the Elections – Tuesday November 5, 2013 (Updated)
(Click here to download as an easy-to-print PDF) (Ed: Voting suggestions and voting guides are welcomed from other readers too!)
Includes updated information with regard to Issue 80 based on reader feedback and further research.
As always, I offer these suggestions because of the importance of casting an informed vote. For our community to count, our votes must be countable, and we have a responsibility to our greater community and a mitzvah to show up and vote. Local elections in many ways effect our daily living in an up close and personal way and are therefore just as important if not more so than national ones. However, unlike national elections, absentee ballot request forms will not automatically be mailed to your home. Those requests can be made through Board of Elections, or else plan to show up at your precinct on Election Day.
By popular demand, in order to make viewing easier, this guide consists of two sections: The Quick Voting version followed by the Expanded Explanations.