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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Approaching its 50th anniversary, Laniado Hospital – Sanz Medical Center reflects on five decades...
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Former President Donald Trump was fined hundreds of millions of dollars in a civil fraud trial and barred from managing his businesses in the state for three years. Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump and the Trump Organization to pay over $350 million in damages.
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New York City is extending a migrant shelter curfew to over a dozen locations after recent violent incidents in Times Square involving police and migrants. The curfew, initially implemented in four shelters, will now affect 20 others, affecting approximately 3,600 migrants. The move aims to prioritize the safety of both migrants and local communities, with a spokesperson emphasizing efficient capacity management. This decision follows the arrest of a 15-year-old migrant for allegedly shooting a tourist and firing at police, reigniting concerns over migrant-related violence in the city.
Situated in the picturesque Binyamin mountain range just north of Jerusalem, the AdamGeva Binyamin community is emerging as a beacon of diverse residents and quality living. This suburban Yishuv, one of the largest in Binyamin, is located only 10 minutes from the center of Jerusalem. Due to its proximity to Jerusalem and its comfortable living conditions, it attracts people seeking suburban living—a slice of tranquility right outside the city. As Tivuch Shelly has done in the past in places like Modiin, Beit Shemesh, and Ma’ale Adumim, we are excited to create a community and grow this special area.
Inspired by the living legacy of Senator Joseph Lieberman as a model of faith and civility across the political aisle, Yeshiva University has established the Senator Joseph Lieberman-Mitzner Center for Public Service and Advocacy. Founded with a $10 million gift from YU’s Chairman of the Board of Trustees Ira Mitzner and his family, the program will educate the next generation of public servants and advocates, preparing and empowering students to improve the world through leadership on a local, national and international scale.
Star barked and barked and pawed at the ground.
“What is it, boy? What’s wrong?”
This summer, children across Long Island & Queens will not only immerse themselves in arts, music and chinuch, they’ll be playing a wide range of sports, sharpening their skills, and developing a healthy sense of competition on the field.
