Assembly Member Nily Rozic Visits Yeshivah

Much appreciation is extended to Met Council for providing a special Rosh HaShanah food drive for parents and staff of the Queens Cheder in Jamaica Estates. This past Pesach, Met Council was quite courteous in arranging a similar distribution at the yeshivah. But back in April, America was not facing the current inflation we find ourselves in today.

I was honored to attend the NYPD High Holidays Briefing once again held at One Police Plaza on Monday, September 9. My day was set to have begun with New York City Mayor Eric Adams, the Community Affairs Unit, and the Office of Ethnic and Community Media for a Jewish media roundtable in advance of the Yamim Tovim at City Hall. Due to the mayor’s Covid diagnosis late in the morning, the roundtable was canceled. Instead, I joined my dear friend Pesach Osina and his colleagues at the New York City Council’s Community Engagement Division, where we discussed pertinent issues and preliminary concepts for the Council’s upcoming annual Chanukah celebration. I would also like to extend heartfelt mazal tov wishes to Moshe Davis of the mayor’s Community Affairs Unit on the birth of a son days ago.

We will never forget the 9/11 first responders. Inspired by Queens Shmira's year-end "Meals for Heroes" initiative recognizing the dedication and service of NYPD officers, Sam Berger, NYS Assembly District 27 representative, spearheaded a similar endeavor on September 11, enlisting Queens Shmira to partner in a united effort to show appreciation to New York's Finest.