News, Info & Resources for the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish Community
Join the community in listening to the wisdom and wit of Rabbi Reisman each Motzei Shabbos as he navigates Navi in a most informative and enjoyable manner. The live broadcast takes place at the Hebrew Academy 1860 Taylor Road. Men and women are invited. No admission fee, but sponsorships are welcome!
On October 23rd the voters of Beachwood found a vicious smear against our candidates in their mailboxes. These slanderous lies need to be exposed.
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“All our dollars and efforts are local Beachwood. The out of towners have no clue about us or
our local schools and taxes…. ”
“I attended a rally on January 6. I did not enter any buildings. Lies of this sort are meant to
distract voters from the critically important issues facing our children.”
– Valerie Charms Mason
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“I am not opposed to vaccines. As an individual, I am fully vaccinated, as are my children.
Throughout my professional career I have been a vocal advocate for vaccines in the prevention
of disease. Currently, the Beachwood School Board is deliberating a “Vax or Test” proposal,
which I support. Similarly, the schools’ COVID mask policy, updated in August, is well-thought out and sensible.”
“This horrible ad carries the mark of very dark out of state money, smearing without any regard to facts…”
– Dr. Miriam Weiss
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“I think someone overheard me telling a story from my childhood in France.”
“Unbelievable lies. Shocking how immature.”
– Kareen Caputo
thechesedfund.com/extendahand/help
A 40 year old father of 7 was stricken with cancer r”l and as a result is now experiencing liver failure. He was running a successful sales business which has been on hold for the last 2 years as he fights for his life. The crushing financial situation is taking a toll on his young family.
Please extend a hand to this family so that financial worry does not exacerbate this unfortunate situation. Your generous donation will enable this family to function as normally as possible under these trying circumstances.
Please daven for Moshe ben Rivka Leah.
Thank you,
Chaim Reiss
Note: This person grew up in Cleveland and his parents, who are beloved in the community, have been living in New York for the last few months to assist. You can reach out to me for further details at chaim@tlkollel.com
HEIGHTS HATS wishes
Mazel Tov to Yossy Bornstein, Moshe Friedner, and Yosef Sandock on the occasion of your bar mitzvah celebrations!
You look amazing in your new HEIGHTS HATS!
Save the Date! Jewish Learning Connection will be celebrating its thirty-third anniversary with a Community Shabbos, December 18 Parshas Vayechi. Scholar-in-Residence for the weekend will be Rabbi Daniel Glatstein, noted author and speaker on Torah Anytime. Details to follow.
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Vote for Danny Grand for City Council – University Heights – on November 2nd
Call 216-321-1422
Susan’s Suggestions for the Tuesday, November 2 Elections
Voting has begun.
This is it. The general election will actually decide who sits in office. No matter who you supported in the primary, you can vote for whomever you choose in this one.
Every year I write that your vote is important. Here’s why it’s important this time. Safety – Who you choose to represent you as Mayor and on council will affect your police staffing and police support. This is your safety. Services – Cleveland Heights is in transition. Even without a transition on the way, services and the smooth running of a city depend on productive, focused and experienced representation in office. Taxes – The school board can raise or lower taxes. This is the first time our community can choose a fiscally conservative slate that promises a pro-public school position that isn’t dictated by the unions and the pro-levy campaign. Good things can happen to the district without the need to increase our property tax rate further. Real fiscal change can only happen if we all get out and vote. In the recent elections our community showed up 20 something percent which served us well in low voter turnout elections. Only by all coming out to support our candidates with 100% of registered voters can we expect to see good things in the areas of Safety, Services and Fiscal Security. This is the time. If you don’t vote, we don’t count. Please Vote –
You can still apply to vote by mail. Mail in ballots must be postmarked by Monday, November 1 or returned directly at the Board of Elections downtown. If you applied to vote by mail and didn’t, you can also vote at the polls by using a provisional ballot. Local elections effect everything – our shuls, our streets, our community. Early voting has started. By all means, everyone, please vote.
