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(Re: Becoming Better Together, Issue 93) I was reading this past week’s issue of The Boro Park View and saw an article featuring people who are learning various seforim and how their learning has helped them. Tova Hurwitz wrote that she learns Do You Know Hilchos Shabbos? with her family. She also wrote that she is looking for a good sefer on hilchos brachos. I’d like to let her know that there is a sefer by the same author as the one she is currently learning titled Do You Know Hilchos Brachos? The format is the same, and the cover looks very similar. This information might benefit her. Thank you! A Reader

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Surprisingly, the envelope was there — and it was still nice In Parshas Va’eschanan, the timeless words of Krias and full! It was like finding a snowball in a desert. Shema are found: “And you shall love Hashem with How could it be? The burglar took all the equipment, all all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your the cash — but he hadn’t seen means” (Devarim 6:5). this? Gavriel was astounded, and truly delighted. Amazing! The Gemara offers an explanation on the words he thought. The Father of the poor had taken care of His sons. He had “u’vechol me’odecha” (and with all your means), stating made sure that their funds weren’t that we should thank Hashem for every middah with stolen. It was nothing short of miraculous, and Gavriel’s which He conducts Himself with us (Brachos 54a). heart burst out in song: Hodu L’Hashem ki tov! When Hashem sends challenges our way, how can we Over the next few days, muster the gratitude to thank and praise Him? Gavriel told everyone about the robbery and about the miracle — in shul, at home and even at the barber shop. Every cusIT MADE THE MORNING HEADLINES. Someone had bro- tomer who entered heard it all over again. “Yes, my place was ken into Gavriel’s barber shop! Smack in the middle of town, robbed. Yes, I lost loads of money. But can you imagine? With on Rechov Ezra in Bnei Brak, the burglar had done his job well: my own eyes, I saw this miracle! The thief took everything — The tools and equipment were gone, the cash register had been besides the tzedakah money!” Many people were surprised at Gavriel’s reaction. A robbery completely emptied of its contents, and there was nothing of leaves your typical man feeling helpless and vulnerable after value left in the entire shop. Gavriel surveyed the scene. His place, so comfortably set up, the initial panic, shock and guilt wear off. But Gavriel was in had been completely ransacked. The thief had had his hand in a trance. He was so exuberant about the miracle he experievery single corner of the shop. It was frightening. Who knows enced that as he set about refurnishing his shop, he thanked how much it will cost to get this place back in shape? Gavriel wondered. Hakadosh Baruch Hu for showing him, through the tzedakah Suddenly, his heart dropped. Hands trembling, he rushed envelope, that the entire story was one big chesed. A short while later, an unfamiliar man approached Gavriel. over to the counter and yanked open the third drawer. This robbery had been pulled off so thoroughly, Gavriel couldn’t “Here,” he said as he shoved an envelope into Gavriel’s hand. “I owe you this money.” imagine the burglar had missed this drawer. “What for? Do I know you?” Inside this drawer, Gavriel had stashed an envelope with a “Oh, we’ve met before. I’ve been to your barber shop twice — couple thousand dollars cash. “It isn’t even my money!” Gavriel muttered to no one in particular as he anxiously rummaged once when you were there, and once in the dark of night… I’m through the drawer. He’d collected the cash for a poverty- the one who broke in.” “Wait a minute!” Gavriel nearly shouted. “But why are you stricken family, and he was planning to hand it over to them. But deep down, Gavriel knew there wasn’t much of a chance returning the money? What happened all of a sudden?” “It didn’t happen overnight,” the fellow replied. “I went he’d find the envelope intact.

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through some hard times, and over the last few months, I became a shoplifter. Among other shops, I raided yours. And few days later, I stopped by your shop to see how you were faring. I sat in your chair and asked for a cut. “As I was sitting there, I heard you tell your story. And I couldn’t believe my ears! Most burglary victims are bitter. They’re angry at the burglars, angry at the police. But you — you were so calm! You only saw the positive aspect and even called it a miracle that I left over that tzedakah envelope… “I was so taken by your attitude. It touched a deep place inside of me. I decided that come what may, I would never steal again. I want to become a ba’al teshuvah! I don’t want to steal; I’d rather be part of a people who see the good in everything that happens and recognize Who is leading them all the time.” The man handed over the envelope. “Here, take this money.” Gavriel was stunned. His response to the robbery hadn’t been feigned; rather, it came from an authentic will to recognize the hashgacha in the story. And here it had inspired this distanced Jew to return! “Take the money and let’s prepare a seudah, thanking Hashem for bringing you back to Yiddishkeit!” Gavriel exclaimed. Just a few words of true hoda’ah were the key that penetrated a heart of stone. They brought back his money and brought back a Yid to the fold. * * * * * Life is full of challenges. Yet in every dark moment, there is light. If we look for it and focus on that fine ray of sunshine, we can cause the light to spread and illuminate the entire picture. In every difficulty we can find chasadim for which we can thank Hashem. Noticing the good rather than grumbling over the difficulties inevitably makes the challenges grow smaller. Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach suggested keeping a little notebook to record the positive moments we experience. It opens our eyes to recognize and thank Hashem for all He does for us. Utilizing every hardship as an opportunity to thank Hashem transforms us. “And it is certain that by doing so,” Rav Shlomo Zalman said, “one will find that life is a lot calmer, all worries disappear, and tension dissipates into pleasant calmness.”

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CHAPTER 17 RECAP: Shabbesai Tzvi settles in Yerushalayim, where he enjoys none of the reverence he received in the past. In a letter, Gamliel summons Yechiel to Yerushalayim. After a visit to Kever Rochel, they arrive at the Jewish Quarter to see chaos reign. A man begs Shabbesai Tzvi to save them.

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ise, my child,” said Shabbesai Tzvi gently. “Tell me what has happened.” “May all the plagues of Egypt strike the evil Turkish qadi who rules over the holy city of Yerushalayim like a tyrant. He has levied a tax on all the Jews of Yerushalayim. If we cannot pay the tax, we will lose our homes and be forced to leave the city.” An excited babble rose up once again in the street as the bystanders vied with one another to add details and comments to the small man’s account. Shabbesai Tzvi lifted his arms, and a semblance of order returned. “What is being done?” asked Shabbesai Tzvi. “What can be done?” was the small man’s plaintive response. “A delegation of rabbis immediately rushed to the residence of the qadi to plead for mercy, but he merely laughed in their faces. The money, all of it, must be paid before the new moon appears in the sky. The situation is hopeless. Oh, please, holy one, use your wonderful powers to save us from this catastrophe.” A thin smile appeared at the corners

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of Shabbesai Tzvi’s mouth. Perhaps this was the sign from Heaven he had been awaiting. “Don’t be frightened, my precious children,” he called out. “I will not abandon you in your hour of distress.” The tension in the street began to dissipate. From every corner of the street and the balconies above, blessings and gratitude rained down on Shabbesai Tzvi, but he was already on his way to the residence of the qadi. Gamliel and Yechiel waited outside as Shabbesai Tzvi entered on his own. A short while later, he emerged, a look of satisfaction on his face. The qadi had refused to lower the amount of the tax, but he had agreed to extend the time in which it was to be paid. Shabbesai Tzvi did not seem concerned. “The sign for which I have been waiting has finally come,” he said. “Go tell your families to prepare for your departure. Tomorrow, I journey to Cairo, and I want you both to come with me.” Early the next morning, they joined a caravan headed for the Mediterranean coast. It took them the better part of the day to reach the ancient port of Yaffo. The following day, they sailed for

Egypt. The unexpected arrival of Shabbesai Tzvi and his companions filled the House of Chelebi with joy and excitement. Refael Yosef Chelebi abruptly cut short an important meeting with the harbormaster of Alexandria, sending the bewildered official away as soon as he received word of Shabbesai Tzvi’s presence in his home. He immediately ordered that his own private quarters be prepared for the personal use of Shabbesai Tzvi, as they had been during his stay the previous year. Shabbesai Tzvi did not give any reasons for his visit, nor did Refael Yosef Chelebi inquire. The next day was Friday, and once again Shabbesai Tzvi chose not to reveal the purpose of his visit. Word of his mysterious arrival spread quickly to every corner of the Jewish quarter. Rumors were exchanged in the crowded marketplaces as fish and meat were purchased for Shabbos. Many faces unfamiliar to Yechiel graced Refael Yosef Chelebi’s table that Shabbos, and after the meal, many more came to hear the words of Shabbesai Tzvi. The crowd spilled over from the great dining hall into the main gallery. Shabbesai Tzvi sat in his green armchair at the head of the table, basking in the adoration of the people, something denied to him by the city of Yerushalayim for a full year. The happiness in his heart infused the songs he sang and the words he spoke with a magical aura that tingled the spines of the listeners.

After Shabbos, while Shabbesai Tzvi and Refael Yosef Chelebi sat in the garden, one of the house guests approached. He remained standing respectfully at a distance, waiting patiently to be acknowledged. Refael Yosef looked at Shabbesai Tzvi. Shabbesai Tzvi nodded his head, and Refael Yosef signaled the man to come forward. “May I introduce my honored guest Diego Vargas of Amsterdam?” asked Refael Yosef. Shabbesai Tzvi extended his hand, and Vargas brought it to his lips. “This is the most memorable day of my life,” he said. “I’ll tell my grandchildren about it.” “May the Almighty grant you long life and many, many grandchildren, my child. Tell me about Amsterdam. How is it for our people in Amsterdam?” “Fairly good,” said Vargas. “The Dutch let us live as free men, which is more than can be said for most other places in Europe.” “What troubles you, my child?” “I’m a Marrano,” said Vargas, “and I’m doomed to suffer the fate of the Marranos. I was born in Porto, Portugal. My parents sent me to a Catholic school. I had no idea I was Jewish. Even during the height of the new wave of persecution and burnings at the stake twenty years ago, I still believed Jews to be heretics. Not until I was nineteen years old did my parents tell me who I really was. A short while later, our family left Portugal for Amsterdam. It had become too dangerous to stay. “What did we know about being Jewish? We knew nothing of halacha, only the little bit expressly spelled out in the Chumash, and even that we had difficulty reading because of our limited Hebrew. But we were proud Jews, happy to risk our lives for what we believed. Imagine what a shock it was to come to Amsterdam and discover how far we were from being truly Jewish. “It was difficult, to say the least. Some of us were able to make the adjustment, but others were unable to deal with the new reality. I shudder to say it, but many have converted to the Christianity they knew as children before they even knew they were Jewish. Most of us, however, are somewhere in the middle, living in that special brand of exile reserved for Marranos. We suffered the torture of the Inquisitors for the sake of an ideal, only to discover the ideal very different from what we had imagined, that it meant living a life we do not understand. People look down at those of us who know nothing of the Torah. We’ve gone from one form of torture to another.” Shabbesai Tzvi’s eyes glistened with tears as he listened to Diego Vargas. “I’m not unfamiliar with the pain of the Marranos, Diego,” he said. “I’ve lived among the Marranos in Salonika, and I know every word you’ve spoken is true. But do not despair, my child. There is hope. A day will arrive when this exile will end, and we will all go together to Eretz Yisroel as equals. You will no longer be Marranos. Only brothers.” Diego Vargas’ face lit up as he listened to Shabbesai Tzvi. “How long need we wait?” he asked. “Have hope. It might come in your lifetime, Diego. Do you believe that?” “Yes, I do. People say there are many signs that Moshiach will come very soon. Something recently happened in Amsterdam that also made us think so.” “Tell me about it,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. Diego Vargas took a deep breath and began. “The story begins about twenty

A thin smile appeared at the corners of Shabbesai Tzvi’s mouth. Perhaps this was the sign from Heaven he had been awaiting.

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years ago, in the summer of 1644. A young girl named Sarah, only two and a half years old, disappeared from her parents’ home in Braklav, a village in the Ukraine. Her father, a learned man named Rav Meir, searched tirelessly for his daughter who’d vanished, but she was nowhere to be found. Weeks turned into months and months into a year before they discovered that Sarah was in a convent where orphaned girls were trained to be nuns. They tried everything in their power to gain her release but with no success. Her parents were heartbroken. Her father died shortly afterward. “When Bogdan Chmielnicki and the Cossacks of the Ukraine revolted against their Polish overlords, Sarah was seven years old. Her only memories were of life in the convent. All memories of her family and her Jewishness had faded completely from her tender mind. The Cossacks thundered over Braklav in the early spring of 1648, destroying everything in their path. Sarah’s mother and brothers were murdered, their house burned to the ground. “One night, Sarah awoke to see a man standing in her room in the convent. The window behind him was wide open. She did not recognize the man, but he looked vaguely familiar. He lifted her in his arms and carried her to the window. Then with one mighty spring of his legs, the man and the child were flying through the air high above the roof of the convent. I know this is a little difficult to believe, but this is what I was told.” “It is not that hard to believe, Diego,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “It can be done quite easily, if only one knows what to do. Continue.” “The man and the child flew through the air until they came to the Jewish cemetery behind Braklav. The man placed the frightened girl gently on the ground. His eyes shone with kindness. “‘Listen carefully, my daughter,’ he said. ‘You are a Jewish child, and I am your father. You are Sarah the daughter of Meir. Always remember that. You will be perfectly safe here tonight, Sarah. Tomorrow, Jewish people will come here to bury their dead. Go with them. Do you understand?’ “Unable to speak, the girl nodded her head. The man bent down and kissed her on the forehead. Then, he vanished into the air. “The little girl remained huddled in the cemetery for the remainder of the night. In the morning, a group of Jewish people came to bury a man who perished during the night of his wounds. They were astounded to find the little girl there. Sarah spoke only Polish, but the people believed her story. They had known Rav Meir and remembered the disappearance of his daughter. Besides, her description of the man who had brought her there fit Rav Meir perfectly, and Rav Meir had died some three years earlier. They took her back and hid her in one of the few houses still standing in Braklav.

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“Since the little girl spoke only Polish, it was too dangerous for them to keep her in Braklav; they might be accused of abducting and hiding a gentile child. Instead, Sarah was spirited out of Poland by a family fleeing to the west. Sarah wandered from place to place across Europe until she finally reached Amsterdam. She was taken into the home of one of the generous families of Amsterdam and settled into a semblance of a normal life. At sixteen, she began receiving proposals of marriage. “One night, she dreamed she was in a large chamber beside a noble young man. They were seated at a table set with the most exquisite food and the finest wines. Liveried servants waited at attention against the gaily painted walls. The people sitting around the table drank from their cups; then they lifted the cups into the air. “‘Long live our Master!’ they shouted. ‘And long live his wife who sits at his right side!’ “Just then, the door opened, and two dusty travelers came in. They stood before the young man and bowed down. “‘The Jewish communities of Poland,’ they said, ‘have sent us as delegates to you, Moshiach ben Dovid.’ “As soon as she heard these words, Sarah awoke from her dream. For a long time, the unusual dream occupied her thoughts from morning to night. One day, she happened to be in the house of the chief rabbi of Amsterdam when he was visited by two emissaries from Yerushalayim who had come to raise money in Amsterdam. “The door to the rabbi’s room was open, and Sarah could hear what was being said. She was beginning to lose interest in

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From that day forward, Sarah refused to hear of any proposals of marriage, claiming she was destined to be the bride of Moshiach.

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my mother!” Despite some early concerns that perhaps this campaign was overly optimistic, considering how few people write letters today, the community’s response made it clear that so many people do recognize and appreciate their doctor’s devotion. Once all the letters had been received, we created beautiful gift packages for each doctor and included the letters that their patients had sent. We then dedicated several days to delivering the packages to these doctors’ offices at a prearranged time. As expected, many doctors were overwhelmed when they were presented with their gift packages from King David Center in recognition of their work. One doctor immediately teared up, “I have no words,” he said. Another doctor admitted how physically and emotionally draining the last year had been. “I really started feeling that maybe I just can’t do this anymore,” the doctor shared. “You have just rejuvenated me! Typically, patients only share their complaints and it’s so meaningful to see that people do recognize and appreciate our work.” We know what it means to provide outstanding care and to keep striving to elevate our care to the next level. At King David Center, we know firsthand how hard it was to do so during these challenging times and the superhuman efforts that were involved. As such, we believed it would be an honor and privilege to represent the community in recognizing and honoring the dedicated work of outstanding physicians. The delight and surprise of the doctors, and their admission of how nice it felt to be appreciated, underscored the importance of our campaign. We want to thank all those who submitted letters of appreciation to their doctors, thereby allowing us to recognize their outstanding work. We are committed to providing continued outstanding care to all our patients, and we hope to continue playing a role in promoting the interests of the community as we continue working together towards outstanding healthcare for everyone.

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Health Risks Have Manufacturer Recalling 2 Million Sleep Apnea Machines They may be intended to help patients improve the quality of their sleep, but users of Phillips CPAP, BiLevel PAP and mechanical devices are feeling anything but relaxed after 2 million of the devices were recalled because of potentially serious health issues. Phillips issued a recall on the devices, most of which are part of its first-generation DreamStation family, in response to reports of users finding small black particles in the masks they wore to help them manage their sleep apnea. The particles have flaked off the foam used to limit the machine’s noise and may cause serious consequences including asthma, kidney and liver damage, and cancer. The Boston Globe reported that Phillips had received what they described as “a limited” number of complaints from users who were plagued by headaches, upper airway irritation, coughing, chest pressure and sinus infection. The company said that its own quality management teams discovered that the foam was degrading over time. Phillips advised users of its CPAP and BiLevel PAP devices not to resume using the machines unless directed to do so by their doctors. Those using affected life-sustaining mechanical ventilators were urged to consult with their doctors before discontinuing their use. Multiple lawsuits have already been filed in regard to the recalls, with plaintiffs saying that Phillips did not tell the public about the serious dangers posed by the machines as soon as they were discovered. Several Boston lawyers have already requested that the complaints be consolidated into a single classaction suit that would include anyone who has been using the affected devices. With approximately 2 million devices affected by the recall, Phillips could potentially be facing damages totaling billions of dollars.

Democratic Lawmakers Call on Cuomo to End Restrictive Nursing Home Regulations Weeks after the state eased nursing home visitation restrictions, elected officials are urging Governor Andrew Cuomo to step in and advocate for those who are still facing extremely limited time with their loved ones. The Associated Press reported that some nursing homes are still allowing visits only once or twice a week, which can be as short as 30 minutes. Those realities prompted 24 Democratic lawmakers to send a letter to the governor on July 12 to ensure

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that additional visitation opportunities would be created in facilities where the risk of COVID-19 transmission is low. “In the year before vaccinations became available, our seniors endured loneliness and isolation that had very real impacts on their physical and mental health,” read the letter. “While the majority of New Yorkers have had the opportunity to resume a life of pre-COVID-19 activity, seniors in many nursing homes have been excluded.” Even with New York’s state of emergency finally lifted, lawmakers said that they have been receiving many complaints from constituents who have been finding it difficult to gain permission to see their loved ones. Chrstina McComish, who lives approximately 130 miles north of New York City in Valatie, said it can take her days to schedule a single visit with her 88-year-old mother who suffers from dementia, isolation and hearing loss. According to McComish, visits at her mother’s facility are limited to those in end-of-life scenarios, leaving the two with 30-minute long visits while they are seated at opposite ends of a dining table. “She’s vaccinated, I’m vaccinated,” said McComish. “She’s just going to die in there. She’s just going to die alone.”

Days After Disturbing Theft, SevenYear-Old Gets Birthday Surprise It was a birthday to remember for Simcha Rothenberg, who had his faith in humanity at least somewhat restored just days after being the victim of an unsettling robbery. Simcha had been riding his older brother’s electric scooter on 12th Avenue near 36th Street when an unidentified man grabbed the handlebars, dislodging the boy from the scooter, which he then stole. The theft took place on July 7 near Simcha’s home, and his older sister who was watching him at the time said that the incident took place so quickly that she didn’t even see it happen. Simcha was so disturbed by the robbery that he ran a fever for the next two days. Both the NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim responded to the scene, and hoping to soften the blow, more than 30 individuals offered to replace the scooter. That honor went to a group that included the 66th Precinct, NYPD Community Affairs Inspector Richie Taylor, Yanky Meyer of Misaskim, Yonasan Schwartz, owner of Toys 2 Discover, and a family friend from Dunn Co. Safety, which presented Simcha with a new scooter on his seventh birthday. “They are nice people to have me in mind,” Simcha told his father, Pinny Rothenberg. Asked if he had any advice to share with parents, Pinny Rothenberg replied, “Everyone should always keep an eye on the kids. The neighborhood is not always so safe.” Boro Park Shomrim released surveillance footage of the

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her mother’s uneasiness, Ariella prepares to leave for Acco. Her family gives her a camera as a present. Another developer tries to convince Reb Elazar to sell his house. The man is aggressive and argumentative and leaves a very unpleasant feeling among all of the boys who overheard the conversation.

arah put down her bag, yawning after a long day’s work. All she wanted now was a piece of chocolate and a listening ear. She found the chocolate easily; the listening ear, though, wasn’t as readily available. To be sure, the ear was there, but the monotonous and unfocused responses coming from her husband proved that he wasn’t really there. “Elazar,” she said after a few minutes of talking, “you look tired. Maybe just bentch and go to sleep?” “I didn’t wash,” he said distractedly. “I just ate a bit of salad left from Shabbos.” “That’s not enough. How exactly is that going to fill you up?” “It’s fine, I’m not hungry.” Sarah looked at the table. “I can cut up some fresh vegetables for you,” she offered. “No, no, thanks.” “A cup of coffee?” “No. As it is, I don’t think I’ll be able to fall asleep.” She leaned onto her folded arms. “What happened?” “I’m afraid they’ve figured it out.” He raised his eyes. “The pressure to buy this place from us has intensified recently, and it makes no sense. We’ve been here for more than two years already. What happened suddenly?” “Nu, what?” “They must have figured it out.” He poked at the mushrooms on his plate. “That’s the answer.” “Who came by today?”

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“Another one. Says he’s an agent. They want to build some type of new apartment complex facing the sea. All the homeowners on our side of the street have already given them the okay, he says.” “And he was angry when you refused?” “Yes, very.” Elazar looked out of the window. “And last time it was a hotel, and before that… I don’t even remember. And that’s besides for the regular visits from the Arab on Fridays, and about two phone calls a week.” Sarah nodded. She also got some calls. “And something seems suspicious to you.” “Maybe it’s all true.” He sounded unsure. “Maybe this area has suddenly become attractive to developers. After all, there’s a port and a beach…” “For some reason,” Sarah said, “this area doesn’t strike me as ideal for luxury developments. But maybe check at the municipality. If someone’s dreaming of building a hotel, or some other high-rise building, there should be approvals and permits somewhere, right?” “You might be on to something.” Elazar sighed. He suddenly looked old and tired. “Most of the boys are going home this Shabbos. I wonder what’ll happen tomorrow if the Arab comes to nudge me again and we won’t be here.” “What do you think will happen?” “With him? I have no idea. But I’ll be able to breathe a little more easily.” “So… do you want to go away for Shabbos?” She was so tired herself that it took time for her to grasp what he was saying.

“I’m not sure. What’ll be with Osher? He’s not going anywhere.” “We’ll take him along. Who else is staying?” “Shlomo.” “So we’ll take him along, too.” “But where will we go?” Reb Elazar asked. “To Bassi,” Sarah replied. “She’s invited me a hundred times already. In honor of the hundred and first time, we’ll accept her invitation.” * * * * * Ariella found herself swept along with the stream of people emerging from the train into the sooty station. Queasy and tired, she was rather dazed from her marathon of a day — but she was already very close to her destination, and that alone made her feel much better. After all, she was finally in Acco. Now she needed to get to the Abramov home where she was renting a room, and she had to start thinking about how to find Osher without him finding her. Where was the note with the bus information she needed? Ariella found the note in her wallet. She made sure her beige pocketbook was strapped over her shoulder, along with her small matching duffel bag, and she walked out of the station. The bus stop on David Remez Street was empty, aside from an elderly Arab man sitting on the bench, deeply asleep. She stood a distance from him and peered down the street. The sidewalk was empty too, she noticed. When did people

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go to sleep in Acco? At seven in the evening? Judging by the Number 2 bus that pulled up at that moment, though, that did not seem to be the case. The bus was filled with overwhelmingly loud, brash Arabic, and Ariella wasn’t sure where to sit. Suddenly, she discovered a young frum woman, head covered in a dark kerchief, sitting close to the back of the bus. The seat beside her was empty, and Ariella hurried toward it. “Hello,” she said to the woman. “Hi,” the woman replied pleasantly. “Can you tell me where Moshe Sharett Street is? I need to get off there. I was told —” she glanced at the clear pocket in her wallet “— that it’s about a ten-minute ride, but I’m afraid I won’t know when to get off.” “Perfect. I’m getting off there as well,” the woman noted. “I’m a teacher at the Birchas Yisroel school, and we have PTA tonight. Wait, you aren’t the mother of a student, right? You don’t look familiar.” “No.” Ariella felt a bit foolish. “I’m… I’m supposed to be staying with someone who lives on that street.” She spent the next seven minutes of the ride in silence, staring out the window. If Nosson would have lived, could she have been the mother of an elementary-age student already? No, her oldest child would have been at most four or five at this point. Apparently, the Abramov family didn’t have daughters attending Birchas Yisroel school either, because the mother would have been at PTA now instead of waiting for her strange guest to arrive. Or perhaps she wasn’t home, and had left Ariella a note and a key at a neighbor? Ariella furrowed her eyebrows. No, she had no desire to meet a locked door with a note and a key. But there was no note on the Abramov door. Mrs. Abramov herself — a surprisingly young and pleasant woman — welcomed her in. The house was dark and quiet, and the only light on was in the kitchen.

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There were piles of vegetable peels on the counter, and the aroma of soup filled the house. “Daughters in school here? Oh, no, my oldest is two,” she said with a laugh. “I’m only twenty-five.” “I’m about the same age, almost twenty-five,” Ariella said. “Nice to meet you.” “It’s nice to meet you too! Can I offer you a drink?” Ariella didn’t really want one, but she felt it would be impolite to refuse.

grasped the handle of Ariella’s duffel bag. “Come, I’ll show you to your room.” She led her to the stairwell, and there, right near the front door of the apartment, was another door, this one without a nameplate. “It was originally part of our apartment,” Miriam said as she opened the door. “We separated it when I was working as a graphic artist, and my husband’s rav said it would be better for us not to have a computer in the house.” She walked in, and Ariella followed.

“Last time it was a hotel, and before that… I don’t even remember. And that’s besides for the regular visits from the Arab on Fridays, and about two phone calls a week.” Somehow, her hostess’s eyes were radiating a call for friendship. “Yes, thanks,” she said with a smile. “But I don’t want to disturb your preparations for Shabbos. I know Thursday night is not exactly the ideal time to host.” “It’s perfectly fine! Which train did you take?” “I don’t know. I planned to leave the house at seven this morning, and somehow, it became four in the afternoon…” She laughed and reached for the bottle of cold water her hostess had taken out for her. “I missed one train by a few minutes, and it took more than half an hour for the next train to come. It was that kind of day.” “But once you were on the train, was the rest of the trip smooth?” Mrs. Abramov brought out a packaged cake and took a knife to slice it, but Ariella motioned for her to stop. “No, thanks, Mrs. Abramov. I’m really not hungry.” “I’m not ‘Mrs.’! My name is Miriam.” Her hand paused. She slid the knife into the package of the cake and handed them both to Ariella. She then

There was a low bed near the wall, a small table, a chair, and a covered computer near the window. “Don’t you need the space now?” Ariella asked. “Nah, it didn’t go so well with the graphics, so I don’t really need a workroom anymore,” Miriam said. She turned her back on Ariella to pull open the curtain. “This room is empty most days.” Ariella had the feeling that she shouldn’t probe any deeper into Miriam’s work; it sounded like a sensitive topic. She quickly changed the subject. “Do you know a family by the name of Reiness?” “Reiness? No, I don’t,” Miriam said. “I can try to find out about them, though. Are they listed in the phone book?” “They’re listed in Haifa, but they moved here recently. Their phone number is the same, though.” “So call them up and ask for an exact address.” Miriam put an electric kettle on the table along with a package of hot cups. “No, I can’t do that. Like my mother

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told you over the phone, I came here for something specific, something familyrelated, and… it’s a bit sensitive. It needs to be dealt with cautiously.” “I respect that,” Miriam said, a trace of a smile in her eyes. “So like I said, I can ask people I know if any of them are familiar with a Reiness family here in the city.” “Thank you, that would be a big help,” Ariella said. “Tell them that Mrs. Reiness is a speech therapist. Maybe that will help jog someone’s memory.” “Do you know which healthcare system she works for?” Ariella tried to remember. “I don’t know. I’m not even sure she belongs to a specific healthcare system; she might be working privately.” “I’ll check that out for you. In the meantime, do you need anything else? Another blanket, or —” “No, everything looks great.” Ariella looked at the thick, fluffy quilt on the bed. “Really, Miriam, you set me up beautifully here. Thanks so much.” “I’m happy to hear that. Okay, so have a good night, and if you need anything, feel free to knock or call me over the phone. And enjoy the cake!” Ariella waited a minute until she heard the other door close. Then she locked her own door and walked over to the window. She imagined that the view from this first-floor window would not be very expansive or impressive, but she was very disappointed to see that it was even less than that: A pair of large, overflowing trash cans and a thorny bush were all she could make out through the bars on the window. The entrance to the building was so well-tended and aesthetic; it was a shame that all she could see from this side window was the back part of the building. She sat down on the wooden chair and opened the package of cake. The Abramovs’ fee did not include meals, except for Shabbos seudos, so she’d brought along food and a small electric burner from home. But it wouldn’t be very comfortable to cook here when all she had was a small sink and a tiny piece of countertop adjacent to it. Not that she was such a major cook, but she couldn’t imagine preparing even the most basic meals here. As she was finishing her second slice

of cake, her mother called. “Hi, Mommy,” Ariella said. “I’m sorry I didn’t call you after I got off the train.” “It’s all right. I imagine it took some time to get there and then settle yourself in. Are you at the Abramovs’ yet?” “Yes, I’m here in my room.” “Nu? You don’t sound very excited. Is the bed uncomfortable or something?” “No, not at all. Baruch Hashem, I’m very happy with the arrangements,” Ariella said slowly. “Mrs. Abramov is very sweet, the area seems fine and not at all scary, and the building is new and clean. Oh, and the room here is actually quite comfortable and pretty.” “Do you have a good view from the window? The girls said they want gorgeous pictures!” “That’s a bit less… you know, it’s the first floor and all that. But it’s fine. I have to go out anyway. Tell the girls that I’m sure the camera will come to very good use, and I’ll have beautiful things to show you from this trip.” “Amen…” Irit Erenbaum murmured. Ariella realized that she was reading deeper into her words. Were her parents expecting her to return home with Osher? When she hung up with her mother, she heated water in the kettle, drank a weak coffee, and let the heat spread throughout her muscles. As of now, her plans regarding Osher were rather murky. She wanted to find him, and find out what kind of place he was in, and based on that, she’d decide how to go forward. If this “yeshivah” seemed to be a good place — or at least not a harmful one — then she wouldn’t intervene. But if, chalilah, it turned out to be a bad place, she’d have to speak to Mommy and Tatty and decide what to do. The warmth that helped her relax just a moment earlier dissipated at once, and she felt the challenge thrumming through her veins, filling her with a strong urge to move, to do, to go out. But then her logical side kicked in: It didn’t make sense to go exploring now, in the dark. She’d get up early tomorrow morning, and she’d have the whole Friday to get to know Acco. The city in which there was a mysterious something or someone that had pulled Osher to it. To be continued…

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Speaking with the Hartsteins, it’s easy to see why they like their adventures. Wonderfully family-oriented and fun-loving, they find no greater pleasure than getting together and having a good time in one another’s company.

The Harsteins usually spends Sukkos in their quaint little summer home upstate, and one chol hamoed found them joining some acquaintances who went kayaking nearby. From the moment they got into the water they were hooked, and soon a small flatbed and six kayaks joined the family ATV parked in the shed (I told you they’re fun!). Kayaking can be a real workout, but it’s a very pleasant one that’s not at all strenuous. Best of all, going with family alone allows the entire group to move along at their own pace.

“It’s so beautiful on the water,” Mrs. Hartstein says. “It’s calm, peaceful and really quiet. There are no crowds on the kayaking route we take; it’s just the family and the outdoors.”

WHERE TO GET IN The Hartsteins loved their very first expedition so much that the spot they’d visited that chol hamoed became their go-to kayaking destination. The stream meanders through

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WHERE TO GET OUT CHOOSING A KAYAK Like any other sport product out there, there are enough varieties of kayaks to make one dizzy. There are single kayaks, tandem kayaks; wider kayaks, narrower kayaks; sit-in kayaks, sit-on kayaks. If you’re interested in purchasing one, expect to pay about $300 and up. The Hartsteins prefer sit-in kayaks, where the person paddling actually sits within the kayak’s body, to sit-on kayaks, where the seat is on the surface of the kayak. Sit-in kayaks tend to be steadier; sit-on kayaks, on the other hand, feel rather wobbly and top-heavy. Additionally, sitting kayaks offer comfortable legroom inside what’s called the cockpit of the kayak, and the area doubles as a roomy storage compartment. Sit-on kayaks, though, do have the advantage in the wilder waters of the ocean as they can’t capsize and fill with water.

And yes, you have to think about this before you get into the water. The Hartsteins work this out by taking two cars, parking one car at the end of their kayaking route, and then continuing with the entire family to the starting point. The first time you’ll be taking this trip, you’ll want to scout out the end of the kayaking route by car before getting into the water to find a flat place that will allow you to get out of the water with your kayaks. Park one car there, and then proceed to the entry point near the bridge.

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A sit-in kayak

A sit-on kayak

Another general rule when it comes to kayaks: the longer and narrower the kayak, the steadier it is and the faster it moves. Keep that in mind when choosing yours. If you do go the route of purchasing kayaks, you’d be wise to remember that it doesn’t end there… Your car would need to be fitted with either a roof rack or a hitch with a small trailer attached to transport the kayaks to the water. Then you’d need a whole lot of bungee cords to strap the kayaks down during transport. That’s the reason some more easygoing kayak enthusiasts go the route of buying an inflatable kayak. The downside is that inflatable kayaks are more lightweight, which translates to less steady movement in the water. But there’s no doubt they’re easy to manage. An inflatable kayak fits neatly in the car, and then all you need is to inflate it when you reach the water. And even more attractive? They’re priced at approximately $200.

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Don’t get into the water without a life vest on, and always, always follow instructions. If you have a penchant for questioning safety guidelines, leave that smart-aleck part of you home! Don’t squeeze into tight spaces, don’t try any tricks, and follow the widest, most boring path for as long as you’re in the water. At least one member of the group should carry a phone, which should be placed into a waterproof bag and hung around the neck. Waterproof pouches such as the one below were designed for expressly this purpose and are available for under $10. And don’t forget the life vests!

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KEEP IN MIND This kayaking route will take between two and three hours. Driving from the bridge to Holiday Mountain (or vice

versa, if you’re on the way back from parking the car) takes a fraction of that time, but kayaking all the way will take considerably longer. Expect to get wet. No matter how careful you are, there’s no getting in and out of a kayak very neatly, and some splashing and spraying is part of the deal. So wear old clothes, the less absorbent the better. If you don’t want it at the bottom of the stream, don’t bring it along. There’s no simple way (if at all) to retrieve any-

thing once it’s fallen into the water, so no jewelry, no watches and no electronics — save one phone for safety purposes (mentioned above). Remember to take along some food, packed in another waterproof bag.

When you get hungry, pause your paddling for a few minutes in an area where the current isn’t very strong. The kayaks will float in place and give you a chance to take a bite to eat and simply enjoy your family’s company and the gentle rolling of the water. Now where to place the food? The Hartsteins attach a

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large tube to the end of one kayak, and that’s where they tie their waterproof bag of food. One member of the group reaches for the food, and then it gets passed around from kayak to kayak. If you can help it, don’t climb out of your kayak while still in the water, even in very shallow areas. Climbing out and

then back in is more difficult than you’d think, and there’s always the chance that the current may snatch at your kayak and take it along for the ride — without you. If there hasn’t been much rain, the water won’t be high enough for kayaking. And even when it is high enough, ex-

pect some areas to be full of stones. You may find your kayak getting stuck in those places, and when that happens, use your paddle to maneuver off the rocky floor. If the water is really shallow, it may be necessary to climb out of your kayak to push it back into the water. “At this point we already know which areas are full of stones and where the current is wilder,” Mrs. Hartstein says. “Near the end it’s like that, both wild and stony. But it’s all part of the fun!” Disclaimer: The Boro Park View is providing these details for informational purposes only. Please do your own research to gauge the safety and appropriateness of the destinations mentioned.

KAYAK RENTALS If you wish to go kayaking without the hassle of purchase and transport, there’s always the option of renting a kayak. Renting a kayak also means there will be no need for a second car. On calm waters, like a lake, you’ll wound back to where you started, and on wilder river currents, water sport rentals usually arrange drop-off and pick-up spots, with shuttles to transport you to wherever you parked your car. Some great options nearby: Call before visiting to ensure that attractions are indeed open. Due to COVID-19, times/fees listed may change at any time.

Jersey Paddle Boards 845-554-0787 622 Jersey Avenue, Greenwood Lake, NY 10925 $25 for 1 hour; $35 for 2 hours; $45 for 4 hours; $65 for a full day Located on Greenwood Lake about an hour from Fallsburg, a kayak trip on these waters will be more relaxing than one down a river. Reservations are required.

Payne’s Water Sports 845-583-1000 1550 Route 17B, White Lake, NY 12786 $35 an hour for a tandem kayak; $25 an hour for a single kayak Rent a kayak to take out on White Lake for a wonderful day trip out. Payne’s is open every day from 9:00 a.m., and they rent their last boat at 7:00 p.m.

Starlight Marina 845-796-BOAT (2628) 26 Marina Road, Monticello, New York 12701 Single kayaks start at $25 an hour; tandem kayaks start at $40 an hour Conveniently located in Monticello, Starlight Marina offers kayak rentals on the Swinging Bridge Reservoir, whose waters are calmer than those of a river, but is larger than a lake.

Lander’s River Trips 800-252-3925 $45–$50 per adult; $22.50–$25 per child Lander’s, which is located on the Delaware, offers both single and tandem kayak rentals, with multiple launch sites located less than an hour from Fallsburg. Trips will take between 2 and 5 hours; call their office for more details. Reservations can be made online.

Storm King Adventure Tours 845-534-7800 4 Duncan Avenue, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520 $60–$70 for adults; $45–$55 for children Kayak the Hudson River with Storm King Adventure Tours. Here you’ll be joining your choice of guide-led tour, with tour options between 2 and 4 hours long. Private tours available.

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“The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope,” said Scottish thinker John Buchan. Fishing is a pursuit of skill, patience and determination. Fishing methods may differ from region to region, but there is a shared commonality between them. A lake fisherman in New York casts his rod on Lake Champlain. An ice fisher in Minnesota bores a hole in Lake Superior. A trawler in Maine casts its nets, an angler in Montana hurls his fly, and a ship captain in Florida roughs the ocean currents for his daily haul. Fishing is an art, and here’s how it’s done.

Freshwater Fishing Freshwater fishing is a common type of fishing for those living in the Midwestern states and many areas of upstate New York. Freshwater fishing is ideal for beginning anglers because it can be done from the shoreline and is easy to set up and master. Some of the most common fish found in New York State are rainbow trout, bass and pike. Worms and minnows are common live bait used in freshwater fishing.

Saltwater Fishing Saltwater fishing is the preferred method of those who fish for sport. It is also the most common type of fishing for those living in Florida and other coastal areas. Saltwater fishing is often done aboard boats that take anglers out to the deep water of the ocean. Saltwater fishing can also be done from bridges or piers that jut out into the sea. This option may be preferable for those who suffer from seasickness and would not enjoy the bumps and tumble of the sea aboard a deep-sea fishing vessel. Sea fish are often larger than those found in lakes and rivers. That’s why a saltwater fisherman must be prepared for a struggle when reeling in his catch.

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Ice Fishing Ice fishing is common in northern states and Canada. During the winter months, the ice on the lakes and rivers is thick enough to support walking or driving. An ice fisher uses a tool called an auger to drill a hole in the ice deep enough to reach the water below. The drilling and chiseling take strength and stamina. Once the hole is bored, a line with bait is placed, and the wait for the catch begins. Each hole is marked so that others are aware of them. Many choose to camp out in tents on the ice while they wait for their catch. It is essential to be prepared with proper protection from the elements. While it might seem somewhat revolting, maggots are the preferred form of bait for ice fishing.

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Rods When choosing rods or bait, one must decide which method of fishing he intends to pursue and which type of fish he plans to catch. Rods vary in size and strength, and it is vital to choose one that fits the angler’s particular needs.

Fishing Nets and Trapping This method is used primarily for industrial fishing. Nets are cast to trap large amounts of fish at once. Off the coast of Maine, many fishers place traps that are left at sea with bait in them. Fish swim into the traps and are unable to swim out. The next day, anglers return to haul their catch into their ships. Many nets have a turtle excluder device that allows sea turtles to escape entrapment in fishermen’s nets.

Expert Advice Mr. Larry Kuczynski is a legendary educator in the South Florida Jewish community. He served as principal of the RASG Hebrew Academy of Miami and currently directs the assessment and certification of schools throughout the United States. Mr. Kuczynski is also an avid saltwater angler. He fishes primarily off the coast of the Florida Keys and Miami. In a conversation for this piece, Mr. Kuczynski shared some of his expertise. According to Mr. Kuczynski, the most common types of kosher fish found off the coast of Florida are mahi mahi (also known as dolphinfish — not to be confused with the dolphin mammal, which is not kosher), Spanish mackerel and snappers. When fishing from a boat, a preferred method is trolling, which lets the line with bait trail behind the boat at a slow speed, mimicking live fish movements. Live bait can be used, though some choose to use dead bait (such as squid cut into chunks) or artificial lures that mimic the motions of live fish. The fingers of an angler must be sensitive to jerks and bites on the line, and one should never pull in a line too fast because he will lose the bait — and his catch.

It is also essential to be respectful of the rules of the water. Mr. Kuczynski described the time he caught 30 mutton snappers, but had to toss 27 back into the sea because they were a quarter of an inch shorter than the size that he was legally allowed to keep. Fishing with a knowledgeable boat captain who can identify areas with large numbers of fish is always a plus. Today, modern electronic fish finders allow captains to identify such areas

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more easily. According to Mr. Kuczynski, it is essential to bring along a good friend as there is nothing like a good schmooze when the fish aren’t biting, and a good sefer is always welcome. I asked Mr. Kuczynski about his largest catch. He told me that during the 1980s, he would take his class fishing from the old Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys. During one such expedition, he caught a three-foot hammerhead shark. And his most frightening moment? That was when his boat got stuck on a sandbar during low tide in the finger channels of Biscayne Bay. He jumped into the water and was able to extricate the vessel from the sand, but the effort exhausted him and he was unable to climb back in. His companions on the boat, who were unable to locate him, began to panic, but he was holding on to the anchor line, and eventually they were able to rope him in. Another frightening incident took place when he was with a friend off the coast of Miami. They noticed dark storm clouds forming in the sky, and suddenly, a fierce lighting storm was upon them. They were unable to see two feet in front of them. Knowing that at their location the coast is always to the west, they turned their boat in that direction and eventually found the Haulover entry point — and dry land.

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Kosher Fish Fish are kosher when they have fins and scales. However, one must be careful to ensure that the scales are true scales and not just part of the skin. The way to tell is to run a finger or knife against the grain and see if the scales come off. If they do, the fish is kosher. Sturgeon have scales, but this fish is classified as a ganoid (covered in a hard substance), which has scales that cannot be easily removed without ripping the skin; as such, it is considered a nonkosher species of fish. The Gemara in Chullin states that any fish that has scales definitely has fins, and therefore if one finds a fish with scales on it, he may consume it even if it does not have a fin.

The Stincus Marinus Controversy About 400 years ago, a sea creature was found in the Spanish Sea with scales and legs but no fins. The creature was called the stincus marinus. The Tosafos Yom Tov was asked if the fish was kosher, and he ruled that the fish was not. Chazal’s rule about fins and scales, he said, applied only to fish and not to other sea creatures. Rav Yonasan Eibeshutz concurred and made the argument that perhaps the rule of Chazal was a rule of rov — of majority — and in a case where it was known with certainty that the fish has

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Eventually, the controversy over the stincus marinus was found not to be an issue at all. Upon further research, it was established that the stincus marinus was not an aquatic creature, but rather a lizard from the skink family that lived along the coast of the sea. The rule of Chazal that all fish that have fins have scales knows no exceptions.

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The United States is a country known for its varied topography and geological features. But whether one visits east or west — and to a lesser degree, north or south — the coastal towns the country over boast a charm that is difficult to find farther inland. Here we present a few spots that highlight Hashem’s wonder.

SITKA, ALASKA You don’t need to be told where the picturesque city of Sitka is located; the mountainous backdrop of the lovely photo will tell you all about it. Situated at the very edge of Tongass National Forest, which is the largest in the country at 16.7 million acres of forest, this city has a population that numbers under 10,000 — hardly a city in those terms; most definitely a city in Alaskan terms. Fun Fact: With its total area of over 4,800 square miles, Sitka is the largest city-borough by total area in the United States.

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CAPITOLA, CALIFORNIA The storybook town of Capitola, California — the oldest resort town in the state — looks more like an Italian village than one on the West Coast, all the way down to its Mediterranean-style cottages and narrow walkways. The brightly colored exteriors present a panoramic shoreline view, and it only goes to show that its residents are all of the same mind: to keep Capitola’s charm whole. Fun Fact: Capitola is known for its story of the birds. Back in 1961, hundreds of birds of non-aggressive species stormed down from the sky and attacked the town. The mystery went unsolved for over 25 years, until researchers discovered that the fowl had been affected by a toxic substance produced by red algae, which led to their uncharacteristic predatory behavior.

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JEKYLL ISLAND, GEORGIA The dramatic topography of Jekyll Island is why this destination is considered one of the most beautiful small towns in the United States. With flat beaches and lovely hiking areas in one section, and wild marshes full of driftwood from the Atlantic Ocean in the other, the natural landscapes of this island are a sight to behold. Fun Fact: Jekyll Island is also home to a few dozen mansion-sized “cottages” dating back to the Gilded Age. Their owners were part of the prestigious Jekyll Island Club and include many recognizable names, among them J.P. Morgan, Joseph Pulitzer, William Rockefeller, and several members of the famed Vanderbilt family.

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NEW CASTLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE New Castle is the smallest town in New Hampshire, and it is also the only town in the state entirely composed of islands. Walking tours and boating tours abound, and the town boasts two historic forts as well. New Castle is home to the famous Wentworth-by-the-Sea, a Gilded Age hotel that has seen decades of history pass through its doors. Its fortunes changed along with the times, and while it was very nearly demolished some 25 years ago, today Wentworthby-the-Sea is a Marriott resort that is a protected member of Historic Hotel of America. Fun Fact: A very strange occurrence involving raining stones took place in New Castle in the year 1682. A much-despised resident Quaker, who was the largest landowner on the island, was the primary target of these odd incidents. The string of wild accusations that followed soon mushroomed into a growing international affair that eventually culminated in the legendary Salem witch trials of 1692 that saw many innocents sentenced to death.

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APPLYING SUNSCREEN ON SHABBOS In dealing with the application of sprays, creams or lotions on Shabbos, there are generally two basic halachic concerns. One is the prohibition of smoothing out a thick solid-like matter, known as mimarei’ach. The other is the disallowance of ingesting or applying medicine. In regard to the usage of medications, only things that are intended to relieve existing ailments or discomfort

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are prohibited, whereas something preventative is not classified as a medicine in regard to this halacha, and is allowed. Thus, proactively applying sunscreen to avoid a future burn is permitted in this regard. (Applying an ointment to relieve an existing burn would be problematic, and would be allowed only if the burn caused one to feel seriously unwell to the degree that they would require bed rest, or if there was a credible risk of infection.) As far as the concern of mimarei’ach: The general rule here is that only solids or thick substances that are difficult to pour are subject to this prohibition. Liquidlike substances may be spread on one’s skin. Putting all this together, what emerges is that using a spray or liquid form of sunscreen is entirely permitted, while applying a thick ointment or using a solid “stick” sunscreen is forbidden.

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head start on setting everything up before the rest of the party catches up, you suddenly recall that the brand-new grill you bought has never been toiveled. Wracking your brains, you try to remember: Does a grill need tevilah? If yes, which parts? And if I’m stuck, is it true that you’re allowed to use something one time before toiveling it? The laws of tevilas keilim are many, and they depend on the details of the specific item in question. The basic halacha, though, is that any utensil used for food preparation or as tableware must be toiveled, if they are constructed of either metal or glass. But tevilah is required only if the utensil in question comes into direct contact with food. In the case of the grill, the grill is something used to prepare food, and it is constructed of metal. As far as contact, the grates come into direct contact with the food, but the rest of the grill does not. As such, the metal grates must be toiveled before use. It is forbidden to use any item obligated in tevilah before it is toiveled. Contrary to a widely propagated fallacy, there is no allowance whatsoever to use the item “temporarily” or “only one time” prior to tevilah.1 As such, due diligence must be taken to avoid landing in difficult situations with hungry children clamoring for food while parents search out creative solutions. If one does get stuck in a situation where there is no mikvah in the vicinity, there may be solutions such as doing tevilah in a lake or other body of water, or by temporarily selling the item in question to a non-Jew. As these solutions can run into complications and can be case-specific, a rav should be consulted.

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The sun sets beyond the trees as Shabbos arrives. Birds are chirping and the weather is stunning; it’s a perfect time to take a walk over to the next bungalow colony down the road to visit some old friends who just arrived from the city a few hours earlier. After dutifully checking your pockets to ensure you don’t accidentally carry something beyond the eiruv, you head out on your way. What could possibly be wrong? While many “Shabbos strollers” take proper care to ensure their pockets are empty, there is another serious halacha that can often be overlooked. In addition to the severity of actual violation, the price to pay for doing so is quite serious. This halacha is that of techum Shabbos. Namely, a person may not travel on Shabbos anywhere beyond a 2,000-amah (approximately half a mile) perimeter from his original Shabbos resting “zone.” This is true even when traveling on foot, and while not carrying anything at all. For most of us, this halacha poses no practical concern throughout the year. A person’s original “zone” is usually his home city, giving him an allowance of 2,000 amos beyond city limits, well beyond the normal Shabbos routine. When leaving the city, however, this issue takes on a practical urgency. Rather than an entire city, one’s initial zone is generally limited to one’s camp or bungalow colony. A simple stroll down the road inevitably takes one beyond their home zone and can easily lead to traversing the 2,000-amah limit. What happens if one crosses this point of no return?

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Generally speaking, a person who realizes that he crossed the line must immediately stop in his spot. From that exact point, he has a circle with a four-amah radius in all directions. He may move about freely within this circle, but may not leave this encircled area until after the end of Shabbos. The exception to this rule, however, is if one came to the realization that he violated the halacha only after entering someone’s house or an eiruvenclosed area. In this case, one may move about freely within the entire enclosed area, but may not return home nor even step foot outside the enclosed area.2 (In the event of extreme weather conditions, or being in a spot containing other present dangers, one would be allowed to leave one’s spot and travel to the nearest area of shelter. Once there, one would need to remain in that shelter or building for the duration of Shabbos. If the shelter is within an eiruv-enclosed area, he may walk around within the enclosed area, but not beyond. Similarly, if someone stuck in one spot due to a techum violation needed to use a restroom, he would be allowed to walk to the nearest facility. As above, he would have to remain in that location for the duration of Shabbos.) It is imperative to realize that calculating the limits of one’s home zone, and determining where exactly one reaches the 2,000-amah limit, is a matter of extremely complex nature. It is critical that one wishing to go for such a walk clarify the matter with a competent halachic authority before doing so.3 AN OPEN -AND -SHUT MAT TER

MILK BOTTLES AT GAS STATIONS In an attempt to attract the many halacha-observant passengers to their establishments, a number of gas stations

and rest areas along popular summer routes offer chalav Yisroel milk alongside their coffee. While a welcome offering, this can present a serious kashrus dilemma. Many of us are familiar with the concept of seals on meat packages. Chazal instituted that meat sent with a non-Jewish courier or stored in a non-Jewish facility must be properly sealed to avoid the risk of being switched with a non-kosher alternative. Unbeknownst to many, however, the laws of chosamos — seals — apply to other foods as well, including milk and cheese products. In our scenario, the one opening the bottle may certainly enjoy his milk — but as soon as he moves on, leaving the bottle without watchful eyes, the unsealed milk becomes forbidden to all subsequently arriving travelers. It is worth noting that the financial incentive to substitute non-chalav Yisroel milk is real, particularly when a store is running low on the chalav Yisroel milk and will not receive a new delivery until the next day. (For those who rely on chalav stam there would be no risk, as according to this opinion any milk that might be substituted would be acceptable as well.)4

Presumably, this error stems from confusion with a different halacha, that being the ruling of a number of poskim that single-use disposable items do not require tevilah. It is for this reason that common practice is not to toivel aluminum pans and such. [Likewise, disposable grills clearly intended for one-time use would not be obligated in tevilah.] The two cases, however, differ fundamentally. A disposable item is not regarded as a kli, a full-fledged utensil, in regard to tevilah. Something that is meant to last, however, is by definition a kli and is obligated. Once obligated, there are never any exceptions for allowing use prior to tevilah.

2 This exception holds true only in the case of an inadvertent violation. If one deliberately violated the halacha, one would be restricted to one’s immediate four amos even within an enclosed area — unless the violation was for a permitted cause, such as responding to a Hatzolah call.

A number of years ago I had the opportunity to spend Shabbos at an event at Yam Hamelach. Much to my dismay, on Shabbos afternoon I looked out from an upper floor window to observe clearly frum families walking, with strollers, far out onto the stone embankments stretching out into the water. As the hotel was not halachically located within any city, the eiruv, as well as the “home zone,” ended at the hotel fence. With a lack of thought, these people were clearly in violation of both the halachos of techum Shabbos and hotza’ah. 3

Of note, if there are sealed bottles present, there may be room to allow using the opened one, as explained below. One should consult with one’s rav.

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Set on a peninsula extending into the Casco Bay, Portland is the quintessential coastal city. Replete with waterfront features like fishing wharves and jagged rock, promenades with river and mountain views, and architecture with vibes that are both quaint and Victorian, it makes for the perfect summer destination.

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Casco Bay Lines 56 Commercial Street, Portland, ME 04101 207-774-7871

Casco Bay Lines offers ferry service from the shores of Portland to the islands of the Casco Bay. Though they are not operating fully because of COVID-19, there are plenty of routes to and from Peaks Island, Chebeague Island, Cliff Island, Long Island, Diamond Cove, and Great Diamond and Little Diamond islands.

Depending on the island, a round trip fare is between $7.70 and $11.55 for an adult and between $3.85 and $5.75 for a senior or child aged 5 through 13; children under 5 are free. Ferries run at scheduled times throughout the day between 5:00 a.m. and 11:30 p.m.; inquire for different schedules for the various islands.

Odyssey Whale Watch 170 Commercial Street, Portland, ME 04101 207-775-0727

Take a 3.5- to 4-hour tour aboard the Odyssey to enjoy the ocean air, beautiful sights and sea creatures, among them humback, finback and minke whales, dolphins, purpoises, sharks, sunfish and turtles.

Adults: $52; children (ages 12 and under): $42; infants (0–18 months): $22; upper deck (limited tickets/all ages): $62; 45-minute seal watch tour: $25 Tours start at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; reservations required.

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Eastern Promenade Parking: Cutter Street Parking Lot, Cutter Street, Portland, ME 04101

This 68-acre sloped landscape with panoramic views of the Casco Bay and Portland Harbor is home to the Eastern Promenade trail — a two-mile breathtaking harborside stroll and a great stop for picnicking, biking, walking and ball playing. The promenade passes the East End Beach (which is right near the parking area). It’s the only public beach in the area, a place you may want to avoid on warm weather days.

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Back Cove Trail Parking: Back Cove Trail Parking: Preble Street, Portland, ME 04101 (there are portable toilets here)

The most popular trail in Portland that loops around the Back Cove basin offers stunning views of the Portland skyline. This is a great route for walking and biking, with benches alongside the trail.

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Enjoy a leisurely 35-minute open-air ride along the Eastern Promenade of the Casco Bay aboard these nostalgic railways. (Please keep in mind that the Eastern Promenade passes a beach, and plan accordingly for warm days.)

Adults: $12; seniors: $10; children (3–12): $6; 2 and under: free 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; advance reservations encouraged

Portland Paddle Cutter Street and Eastern Promenade, Portland, ME 04101 207-370-9730

Rental of kayaks and stand-up paddles for a ride along Portland’s East End shoreline (to go any farther, an experienced ocean kayaker must be part of the group). Please keep in mind that it’s close to the beach, and plan accordingly for warm days. Guided kayak tours are also available.

Solo kayaks: $25 for 1 hour, $30 for 2 hours; tandem kayaks: $35 for 1 hour, $45 for 2 hours; half-day, full-day and weekly options also available 8:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

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Portland’s landmark lighthouse is located at Fort Williams Park. Not only is it the coastal main feature, but it’s one of the most photographed lighthouses in America. Surrounded by a geographically beautiful shoreline of jagged rocks, there is a reason photographers and tourists gravitate to its majestic sight. From the lighthouse grounds, you can view another four lighthouse towers in the area. There’s also a museum you can visit, and while you’re there, enjoy the 90 acres of beauty that Fort Williams Park offers.

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Seacoast Adventure 930 Roosevelt Trail, Windham, ME 04062 207-892-5952

Adventure center offering go-karts, mini golf, a sky swing and a children’s water playground

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Chabad Lubavitch of Maine

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Chabad does not have regular daily minyanim based on Portland residents alone. In the summer, if there is a large enough visiting crowd, they will organize a daily minyan at the Chabad Center. In order to coordinate the minyanim in advance so you can plan your vacation accordingly, they have established a minyan form on their website. Simply sign up on the dates you wish to participate in a minyan, and enter the total number of people attending and your contact information. If you change your mind and cannot attend, please send them an email to let them know.

Westgate Shopping Center, Portland, ME 04102 207-774-7661

Shaw’s Northgate Northgate Shopping Center, Portland, ME 04103 207-797-4304

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The Aquatic Postal System

Stories of the Sea

As a child, among other natural forms of long-distance communication, I tried releasing helium balloons in hopes of establishing a correspondence with someone far away. My neighborhood friends and I repeatedly released countless message-bearing balloons into the summer sky, but only once after such an endeavor did we hear regards afterward: when we found a balloon hanging on our backyard tree. Oh well, some have more luck than others.

In stark contrast to those writing letters in bottles simply for amusement, many have actually found this form of communication a lifesaving instrument. The following are some incredible stories that actually did happen. Trapped seamen aboard a hijacked cargo boat, tossed a bottled SOS message into the ocean below. The letter was retrieved by British commandos — who immediately stormed the ship, rescued the grateful hostages and arrested the pirates.

In contrast, stuffing your messages down a bottle’s neck is — surprisingly — a more reliable transport for your letters. Well-sealed bottles can float around for many years until discovered, and many find it amusing to send their letters down the currents, with the hope that someone It takes about a year for a bottle on the other side of the sea will contact to make its way from the West them. Indies to Europe — that is, if the These tightly closed bottles can have oceanography will allow it. some mighty adventures in the high seas. The longest recorded sea journey by a message-toting bottle continued for over 9,000 miles before that bottle hit dry land! Some send their diary entries into the waves, hoping their memos will never be found. They may find it therapeutic to send an unaddressed letter, with feelings or memories they wish never to revisit. On the other hand, many do hope their bottle will be found so they can test and study the direction and speed of ocean litter, and track where drifting World War II mines were likely to end up. Actually, sending bottled notes out to sea has been part of experiments for many years. In 310 BCE, Greek philosopher Theophrastus released marked bottles into the water to prove that the Mediterranean Sea was fed by the inflowing Atlantic Ocean.

“Message-in-a-bottle-hunter” is the self-taken title of Clint Buffington, who has collected 82 bottles bobbing around at sea.

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In June of 2019, three backpackers got stuck above a waterfall in California. They dropped a bottle containing a message into the falls explaining their predicament and revealing their location. It swam a quarter mile before being found. By morning, they were rescued by helicopter.

By: Esti Asovski

In March of 2014, a wellsealed bottle containing a message dating back to May 17, 1913, was discovered by a fisherman out on the Baltic Sea. The message detailed the sender’s address and included two stamps so the finder need not incur the cost of postage. After much research, the card finally found its way to the sender’s granddaughter. A 101-year-old find!

If you do find a barrel on the beach, be careful! You might be tampering with historical artifacts. While returning from America, Christopher Columbus ran into a vicious storm that threatened his very existence. He penned some words on parchment addressed to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, which was placed in a wooden barrel. The intended communication was deposited into the raging seas, never to be found.

Clarity in a Bottle Innocent sea trash might just hold the contents of some very valuable legacies. In the cities near the prison where Maharam MiRottenberg was sadly incarcerated, there were some varying opinions over the exact text of the Torah. In a dream, the saintly tzaddik miraculously received the Sefer Torah of Ezra Hasofer to clarify the disparities. The tzaddik verified the exact texts, and wrote it all down for reference. Providentially, the prison was near an accessible stream from where the tzaddik dispatched his writings in a watertight bottle. The bottle was later found downstream by the city’s Jewish residents, who celebrated the continuity of the Torah’s unchanging mesorah.

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‫ִאיְך ָהאּב ִליּב ֶדעם‬ ‫הּוט‪...‬‬

‫אּון ִדי ְׁש ִּפ ְיל ֵצייג‬ ‫זֶ עהט ִמיְך אֹויס‬ ‫עׁש ַמאק‪...‬‬ ‫גַ אנְ ץ גֶ ְ‬

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‫אמי ִאיז ִמיְך‬ ‫אּון ִדי ָצ ִ‬ ‫אקוֶ ועם‪...‬‬ ‫זֵ ֶ‬ ‫ייער ַּב ְ‬

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Family name: Friedman, 718-xxx-1427

5 9

Name of winner: Fraidel

2 7 4 9 2

Amount of points: 104 Names of competing players: Mommy, Roizy, Esther Chana

A new word learned from the board: lure

BOGGLE WINNER

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3 2 5 1 9

Some words only the winner found: action, came, camp, marvel The longest word found on the board: caption

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Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Fischman, 718-xxx-2042

INTERMEDIATE

Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 54

7 4

Names of competing players: Avrumy Some words only the winner found: arrow, crave, curve, evade, marvel

8 1

The longest word found on the board: caption A new word learned from the board: cargo

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Last week’s bonus word: redemption

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Classifieds REBBE/ KOLLEL YUNGERMAN sun- Thurs 12:45pm for 1hr start beg ellul 50th st 13th ave area 718 306 4560 MOTHER’S HELPER Hamaspik camp is seeking heimisha mother’s helpers for second half. Fun staff program in the evening. Please call 347-392-1659 INSURANCE OFFICE seeking experienced secretary. Good pay. Serious inquiries only. Email resume: officeposition241@gmail.com NOW HIRING! Are you looking for a Promising New Career? A positive work environment with a rewarding quality of life? Are you ambitious and goal-oriented? Now is the time to join our sales team! We are a thriving, established company looking to take you to the next level. No experience necessary, we provide all the training and support you need to be successful. Skills required: excellent communication skills, strong work ethic, desire to learn and succeed. To apply contact hr@ arkmortgage.com NOW HIRING! Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/ holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@arkmortgage. com OFFICE POSITION Heimishe Real Estate office seeking organized & efficient F/T secretary. Considering graduates & experienced. Great environment! E-mail: BPrealestateposition@gmail. com

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F/T POSITIONS AVAILABLE Heimishe fast paced office seeking full time workers. Great interactive and multitasking skills required. Email resume to resumes@ appliedabc.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Hand in Hand Family Services is hiring: Commhab Supervisor- Full-Time position. Must have excellent communication & computer skills, Ability to multi-task & strong attention to detail. Resumes should be emailed to sross@hihfs.org OFFICE POSITION Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com SECRETARY Secretary for busy Brooklyn Yeshiva office - Experience in computers, dealing with parents, and being able to multi task. Email resume to yeshivaopportunity@gmail. com or fax to 347-592-2081 WORK FROM HOME! Hours that work for you! 551556-0253 lv msg JOB OPPORTUNITY RE office in BP looking to hire female executive assistant. Good Pay. jobs@beitel.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY Heimishe multi girl office in center of BP full time position. Call 718-757-1351 RECEPTIONIST WANTED Busy office 10-7 flexible days email resume hire4tlc@ gmail.com REBBE NEEDED Special ed school seeks a limudei chol rebbe. Inquire about other positions available. Email resume to Brooklyn.specialed@gmail. com or call 718-233-9098

SALESLADY WANTED Children’s store in monticello. Call 347-6684188 Lv msg SALESLADY WANTED Tip Top is looking for a sales lady for the jewelery depot. Please call 845.709.1649 ADMIN ASSISTANT BP office Looking to hire a female secretary. Responsible, Multi tasker quick learner, Must have prior office experience and a great personality. Full time or Part time. Email resume to office.icany@gmail.com SALES HELP WANTED BP Ladies Accessory Store seeking sales help 3-4 times a week. Serious inquiries only Call or Text 929-293-8636 SALESPERSON WANTED sales person for luxury boutique in BP. must be computer savvy, organized, and ambitious FT/PT. send résumé to ecsaleshelp@ gmail.com or call Charles between 11 and 3-917-3187990 PHYSICAL THERAPIST Seeking experienced Physical Therapist for Special Ed school in Brooklyn. Excellent salary and collaborative working environment. Resumes@yadyisroelschool. org SPECIAL ED AGENCY Seeking P3 providers for daytime or after school hours starting September. Enhanced rates! Email resume: placementspecialed@ gmail.com NOW HIRING Special-Ed school on Ocean Parkway Now Hiring: • 1:1 Instructors • Classroom Teacher with ABA Experience - Licensed. 8:50 AM - 3:45 PM, Fridays until 12:30 Call: 718-370-3140 Email Resume: Mkatz@mastermindsaba.org

PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking paraprofessionals to work in our second half summer ABA program in Flatbush. July 26 - Aug 13, full day. Hands on training. Heimish environment! Fun trips and activities! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org WORK FROM HOME Flexible hours and earn a respectable income Call: 929367-8040 SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg PRENURSERY ASSISTANT Warm atmosphere, great salary. Email resume morahjob321@gmail.com HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc. 718.614.7161 PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2021-2022 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT An e-commerce company is seeking an individual as executive assistant, resp. with effective communication & organizational skills F/T hr@ photo4less.com

P3 PROVIDER Seeking experienced P3 provider, Enhanced rate in boys yeshiva. Hours: 2-4. Email: enhancedp3@gmail.com or call 347-631-3957 HIRING NOW! ABA Agency in Flatbush is looking to hire F/T office employees to join our growing team. Hiring immediately: Secretary, Human Resources and Intake Coordinators, Authorizations Specialist, Recruiter and Case Manager. Warm, heimish office environment with tremendous room for growth. Willing to train the right candidate! Very competitive salaries! Contact ckovitz@bkbehavior.com to learn more. ASSISTANT BUYER A Heimishe E-Commerce Company Seeking Yungerman as Assistant Buyer. Responsible with good communication skills no exp. Needed hr@photo4less.com TC COUNSELOR second half Chassidishe daycamp in Boro Park. Call: 347-461-6438 lv msg ELEMENTARY ASSISTANTS BP heimishe girls school. ekbb1222@gmail. com or fax 718-483-8392 SEEKING Seeking early childhood teacher and assistant. yiddish speaking, enjoy working with children. 90 credits/ study plan a plus. great pay. call 917-532-8099 email bpdaycare1@gmail.com HELP WANTED Hamaspik camp is seeking a lady to take care of babysitting in South Fallsburg, transportation provided. Please call 347392-1659 PARAS NEEDED ABA Para’s to work 1:1 with students with special needs. High school diploma required. Great Pay! Cases available in CROWN HEIGHTS, MONSEY, and throughout BROOKLYN. EMAIL RESUME specialeducationagency@gmail.com OR WHATSAPP 7186884150 DAYCARE TEACHERS Tot Spot Daycare is now hiring teachers for the extra curricular after hours program, from 3:00-5:00. Great pay for the right candidate. Please call: 718-436-0226 or email: totspotbp@gmail.com.

DIRECT SUPPORT COUNSELOR

Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life. Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player. Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny.org

Join Our Team Little Giants Child Center

TEACHERS WANTED Chassidishe High School seeks – Mishlei/ Chumash teacher Fax resume to: 929-6052764 PRESCHOOL CO-TEACHER\ASSISTANT (Female) for Sept. Yiddish speaking a must. With/without Degree. Great opportunity for the right person. Great Pay. Email: DCJOB2812@gmail.com Fax Resume: 718-686-5577 PRE1A TEACHER Heimisha girls day camp in Boro Park seeking a pre-1-A teacher for second half. 347-585-7212 lv msg INTAKE COORDINATOR

Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children? If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance. This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org

is Looking to Fill the Following Positions:

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1 :1 Instructor

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ABA Professionals

•

Assistant’s

SETSS (P3 PROVIDERS) Teachers needed for Pendency and Enhanced cases for the upcoming school year. GREAT PAY ! EMAIL: specialeducationagency@gmail.com OR WHATSAPP 7186884150 MOTHER’S HELPER Seeking responsible girl to watch toddler for 2 hours a day. Great Pay. 929-920-4246

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Classifieds HELP WANTED Looking for a worker for a 2-year-old down syndrome girl in Boro Park starting in August. Monday– Thursday: 9:00 am– 3:00 pm. Please call 718-854-2747 Ext 1101 TRANSPORTATION Looking to share a car to flatbush- school year 21-22; @10:30 mon-thurs. Please call 347-387-5401. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Looking for full time administrative secretary in chassidisha girls school in boro park, detail oriented, computer savvy. Email schoolposition@gmail.com Or call 718-972-7666 ext 0 BUILDING MANAGER Looking for experienced building manager in chassidisha girls school in boro park. Email schoolposition@gmail.com STAFF NEEDED Chassidishe girls camp in BP is looking for staff for second half. Preschool and elementary. 908-907-2889 SUNDAY PROGRAM chassidishe preschool looking for warm and passionate teacher and assistant for sunday program with or without degree email 44preschool@gmail.com ADMIN ASSISTANT Heimishe Office in BP is seeking a full time administrative assistant to manage our Amazon account. Email your resume to Shmuel@gimmeshades. com MANAGER NEEDED Fast paced cafe in NYC looking for manager/ operator. 2+ year food experience a must. Serious inquiries only. 917-975-4045 or 917-567-6170

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DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S WAIVER SERVICES

Candidate must have experience with waiver programs, to oversee Children’s waiver services including Com Hab, Respite, Caregiver Support, Community Advocacy among other services. Email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org ASSISTANT LIFEGUARD Skopps Bungalows in Fallsburg is seeking Female Assistant Lifeguard for on grounds day camp FOR 2ND HALF. Great pay and loads of fun! No transportation or sleeping accommodations provided. To join our program please call 646-2837216 ASSOCIATE - F/T To work in our heimishe beautiful office. Great girlsonly environment. Should be smart, team player, proficient in excel, organized, responsible. Near Boro Park, transportation provided. No experience necessary, will train. Send resume to chaya. kaplan@expressivelighting. com. 929.468.9744

JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com. GREAT OPPORTUNITY Seeking women with sense of fashion to run a boro park gown rental. Requires space for showroom. Email upscalematernity@gmail. com JOB OPPORTUNITY

Multi girl heimishe office looking to hire full time. Basic computer knowledge required, Quickbooks a plus. will train fully. Great pay & Great environment Please text/leave a voicemail 347-370-9686 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Busy BP office seeks F/T capable Admin Assist to join our team. Must be computer proficient, have the ability to multi-task and have a great attitude. Grt opportunity for growth. Email resume to hr@ smsny.net and write SMS in subject line.

SUMMER JOB Day camp in Boro Park seeking assistant lifeguard for second half. Please call/ text 718 530 5499. Licensed referred.

MARKETING COORDINATOR BP accounting firm seeking a F/T Marketing Coordinator. Will work on a wide variety of projects, manage designers, artists, & vendors. Must be familiar with social media platforms and related programs. 3+ years’ experience. Email resume to jobstofill2020@gmail. com, Subject: Marketing Coordinator

FT SECRETARY Bais Yaakov type girls school seeking a full time secretarial position. Beautiful environment. Should have good phone skills and be computer savvy. Please email resume to jobs3775@gmail. com or fax to 718-376-4280

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REP Seeking an Accounts Receivable Representative for an Accounting Firm. Flexible hours. Located in BP. Great work environment. Good Pay. Email your resume to Jobstofill2020@gmail.com

MEN VOLUNTEERS for a Bikur Cholim Project in bp for August 3 and or August 4 Call 718 644 7684 SECRETARY Busy BP RE office, full time, ability to multi-task. Prior work experience needed. Stimulating Work, Room for growth Email hr@guardian. nyc or fax 718.298.2299 MOTHER’S HELPER Do you love kids? Looking for help with adorable twins every afternoon. Please call 718-435-2278 GREAT OPPORTUNITY

HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men. Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion. Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must. Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org GREAT OPPORTUNITY Do you love fashion and helping people? Exquisite is looking to hire friendly and outgoing staff to assist customers in finding clothes that best suit them. Warm and friendly environment and lots of room for growth. F/t p/t positions available. (sundays are a must)Please call 9175590266.

FLOORING

JOB OPPORTUNITY 5K-10K monthly, passive income. Minimal hours/wk or month required. PC or laptop necessary. Call 718757-6162. PLAYGROUP ASSISTANTS Yiddish speaking playgroup seeking girls or women for assitants for second half. Great pay great environment. Please call 718-344-6067 DIRECTOR WANTED For chassidish boys preschool in BP. 646-617-5688 if no answer leave message TEACHERS/ASSISTANTS For chassidish boys preschool. Fax resume 718-532-0194 or email yeshivashaarei@yahoo.com AFTERNOON SECRETARY Boys School in Flatbush seeks afternoon secretary, Mon-Thurs, Sun AM hours. Email resume: yhorowitz@ yeshivanet.com, Fax: 718376-4280 YIDDISH TEACHER Morning middle elementary Yiddish teacher in chasidisha girls school Experience preferred, email resume to schoolposition20@gmail.com ENGLISH TEACHER Lower elementary chasidisha girls school in Boro Park, English teacher. Email resume to teachingposition21@gmail. com ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Seeking Assistant Principal for Chasidisha girls school in Boro Park. Email resume to assistantprpos@gmail.com

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER 13 low 40’s accepting babies for the Summer and Sept. Call: (347) 749-7774

BABYSITTER AVAILABLE In your house. Light housework too. Yiddish speaking. 347-884-5623 or 718-436-8706 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER 45st &12av. From 9 till 3. (718) 8120631

INSTALLATION SCRAPPING & FINISHING SELF LEVELING | COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

WOLF ADLER

845.335.7911 info@upperclassflooring.com

SERVICES SEAMSTRESS By appointment call 1929271-4992 SARNO COACH Experiencing chronic pain/ symptoms? There is a way out! Heal based on the Sarno method! Call Binah Schiff RDCS, Mind Body Educator and Coach 917-446-5360 VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 BOYS ENGLISH LEARNING GROUP Experienced P3 providers opening group at 10 /50 area. Full curriculum, during cheder hours. Call(917)5246814‬ COMPUTER LESSONS One-on-one customized computer lessons! Learn what you’ve always wanted to know at your own pace! Word/Excel– Beginners thru advanced. 718-633-5042. HAIR + MAKEUP For all your occasions. great price! 929.545.2444 MAKEUP BY FAIGY Book two faces get the third free! 347-206-9115 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644

Boro Park F R E E GIF T FOR YOU!

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Pick uPs after simcha

917-340-5675

REMOVE AN AYIN HORA! BY RABBI SHMUEL ECKSTEIN

ENDORSED BY MANY RABUNIM

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PARNASSAH

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Classifieds GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 EAR PIERCING/ BABY ACCESSORIES Located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718607-9812 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700

KIVREI TZADDIKIM TOURS led by Hamodia’s Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Be inspired by Jewish history, daven. Great for schools. Ygesser@gmail.com, 718-690-1534

INFINITE for dry and aging skin. HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156

WOOD REPAIR Cool Revamping. All Wood Refurbished, Repaired. ‘2021 Facelft. Competitive Pricing & Svc. Commercial, Residential, & Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548.

MUD/GRASS STAIN REMOVER Works Wonders! Call 929-3678040

HANDYMAN Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408

RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 917-687-1198 AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490

COLLEGE MATH NYSTCE for Masters in Education, math for BA, CLEP, Algebra, Pre-calculus, and more...Private or group. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 718-436-4489

PROTEIN SHAKE #1 rated nutritious meal replacement shakes in chocolate\vanilla flavor. Digests well. Call 718-8515156

STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bees & Doonas starting at $295. Fox $549. Lynx $585. Brande new black bee5 $549. Cameleon2 $249. Call 347436-6314/426-2339

SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life. Call Chana Malky 718-8095963

DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955 PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin.Videos for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc. 347.563.5153 MANAGE BETTER 845-604-0118 Budgeting, time management, home organizing. Course covered by Opwdd/ Self Direction. FIGHT METER TICKETS Leave ticket and $18 cash (phone number/email) at 1303 53 St. Suite 22. Email: metertickets@gmail.com call :732-708-3534

SPEAKER/LECTURER Hamodia columnist Rabbi Yosef Gesser is available to speak for your group. Dealing With Adversity, Middos, etc 718-690-1534, ygesser@ gmail.com.

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Visiting Israel? Book your photoshoot Email: snapshotsbyesty@gmail.com call 646-916-2340

STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor and indoor studio photography. well priced pls call347 628 5619

HEIMISHE DRIVER with a 15 PASSENGER VAN AVAILABLE in the mountains call/text 347-693-2544

CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR MALE AND FEMALE

MALE AND FEMALE

with specialties in Music, Aqua, Dance, Gymnastics, and other modalities

that are available on Sundays and evening hours

Group Facilitators

Social Workers

Looking for English, Yiddish and Hebrew speakers

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1333 60TH STREET BROOKYN NY 11219

Pool for rent in Chester

SERVICE COORDINATOR POSITIONS AVAILABLE A rewarding experience in helping children with special needs obtain necessary services

Please call: 646-789-1967 or 845-537-5280 HIGH SCHOOL MATH Attention incoming 9th graders: Switching into a Regents School? Catch up Now! Call Mrs. Friedman today! 917-570-8591 718-4364489

Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261

RESUME SERVICE Resume It Description: Get your professional resume Starting at $100 Call or whatsapp 3473910422 Email: resumeitny@gmail.co

Clothing, Shoes, linens (347)816-6406.

KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714 Shoes & Crowns BP 718-9724768. Pack n plays 718-851-1017

Reflector Belts 718-853-4966 Communication Class 347753-1071. Mezuzos (718)666-7222

HAIRCUTS & STYLES Marcy Wallabout area. Reasonable Pricing, we also do house calls: 718388-1123 / 347 693-1731

ODDS & ENDS RECEIVE WEEKLY Zichron Betzalel Dovid with Divrei Torah and Halacha. zbddivreitorah@gmail.com. REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300 DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718974-9428

GEMACHIM Pidyon Haben 646-419-0782 Doona 260-366-6293

Flexible Hours Great work environment Ability to work remotely Assistance provided for clerical tasks Excellent training and supervision Earn upwards of $55,000 annually

Warm Mist Humidifier 917373-2079 Chocolate molds BP 718-9724768. Williamsburg 718-5223445 pediatric wheelchair-walkershower seat- cast cover for shower call 7183883079 lv msg

Requirements: BA in Health or Human Services or 2 yrs of Service Coordination Experience or a combination of experience and education Bilingual Hebrew, Russian or Yiddish a plus

Substantial Sign-Up Bonus for Experienced Service Coordinator! Email: hr@challenge-ei.com Fax resume to 718-972-0692 Att: Human Resources An EOE

Medical Catheters and other equipment 7184353441 New ladies clothing 646-9041247 Lighting 9292762404 Simcha Décor 917 -536-1742 Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers 1718 854 1760 Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 Chuppah Cards 347-885-5114 Chairs & Tables 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554

Get the lift you need.

Music and sound equipment 929-364-9765 Glass table decor 718-8543017

Twin Carriage (718) 522-3891 Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & bassinets 718854-6829 Baby Carriers 845-587-2449 Neocate/baby formula 347.369.4886 Baby earbands 347 409 9479 Bris Accessories 347- 2442065 Bris Accessories 718-4350664

GOWNS GOWNS FOR RENT Size 6 black gown with shimmer, Size 0-4 teen white gown. Call 845-270-8609 GOWN FOR SALE Magnificent black cut velvet gown size 6 tall sister of the bride for sale /rent. 347-8401210

Shabbos mode option available on all our lifts. StairLifts

Home Elevators

Wheelchair Lifts

Ceiling Lifts

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Call for FREE consultation (646) 543-8811 Ask about our bonus additional-year warranty and our pre-owned StairLifts

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‫ד' אב יומא דהילולא קדישא של בעל הקדושת ציון מבאבוב זצוק"ל הי"ד אצל האדמו"ר מבאבוב ‪ 45‬במחנה מתיבתא באבוב ‪45‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מצאנז קלויזענבורג ביים מקיים זיין מצות שילוח הקן | בילדער‪ :‬אחים לענטשעווסקי‬

‫ד' אב יומא דהילולא קדישא של האדמו"ר בעל הקדושת ציון מבאבוב זצוק"ל הי"ד אצל האדמו"ר מבית חיים יהושע‬

‫יומא דהילולוא קדישא של הרה''ק רבי יצחק מסקווירא (השני) זצוקללה''ה אצל נכדו האדמו''ר מסקווירא מב''פ‬

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‫פּועל׳ט שידוכים‬ ‫אין עמוקה!‬ ‫די פאסיגסטע סגולה‪:‬‬

‫תהלים‬ ‫עמוקה‬ ‫חמשה עשר באב‬ ‫תהלים כולל‬ ‫אויפן פאסיגסטן פלאץ‪:‬‬

‫אין דעם פאסיגסטן צייט‪:‬‬

‫אין דעם געהויבענעם צייט פון חמשה‬ ‫עשר באב‪ ,‬כאפט די געלעגנהייט צו טרעפן‬ ‫די גוטע און ריכטיגע שידוך פאר אייך‪ ,‬א‬ ‫פאמיליע מיטגליד אדער א חבר‪.‬‬ ‫תהלים כולל וואס איז מתפלל ביים‬ ‫מקום קבוע אין עמוקה‪ ,‬על ציון קדשו פון‬ ‫התנא יונתן בן עוזיאל‪ ,‬וועט אויסניצן דעם‬ ‫גרויסן געלעגנהייט וואס איז ספעציעל‬ ‫געאייגנט פאר שידוכים צו פועל׳ן אייער‬ ‫ישועה!‬

‫מיט דעם פאסיגסטן שליח‪:‬‬

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‫טאין עמוקה‬

‫רופט יעצט זיך צו איינשרייבן פאר א יערליכע מעמבערשיפ‪:‬‬

‫‪718.705.7174‬‬ ‫‪INFO@TEHILLIMKOLLEL.ORG‬‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫תשעה באב אצל אדמורי"ם ורבנים שליט"א‬

‫בלאזוב‬

‫פאפא בארא פארק‬

‫בעסערמין‬

‫ראזלאוויץ‬

‫צאנז קלויזענבורג‬

‫אב"ד סאטמאר וויליאמסבורג‬

‫אמונת ישראל‬

‫ראפשיץ‬

‫באבוב‬

‫בלאזוב ריבאטיטש‬

‫ספינקא‬

‫הרב דוד גארניש רב קהל חיזוק הדעת בפלאטבוש‬

‫פאפא‬

‫דומ"ץ סקווירא ב"פ‬

‫סארוואש‬

‫בריזדאוויץ‬

‫סערדאהעלי‬

‫בורשטין‬

‫זמיגראד‬

‫טענקא‬

‫תפארת אליעזר‬

‫האדמו"ר מקאסוב בכותל המערבי מוצאי תשעה באב‬

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‫דער‬ ‫פראבלעם‬ ‫איז דא‪:‬‬

‫‪For Women Only‬‬

‫גאר אסאך קינדער‬ ‫פלאגן זיך מיט‬

‫שוועריקייטן‬ ‫אין‬

‫קריאה‬

‫און די עלטערן מוטשען זיך‬ ‫צוצוטרעפן ווירקזאמע הילף‪.‬‬

‫די לעזונג איז‬ ‫אויך דא ב"ה!‬

‫עס איז יעצט‬

‫אייער געלעגנהייט‬ ‫צו ווערן טרענירט אלס‬

‫פראפעסיאנאלע‬ ‫קריאה – ‪TUTOR‬‬ ‫דורך דער באקאנטע מומחה אויף קריאה‬

‫הרב דוד אונגאר שליט"א‬ ‫מארה"ק ‪ -‬מייסד מכון תורת פיך‬

‫און דערמיט ברענגען הצלחה פאר הונדערטער‬ ‫תלמידים וואס ווארטן אויף אייער הילף‪.‬‬

‫צום ‪' 13‬טן‬ ‫מאל!‬

‫נאך די געוואלדיגע הצלחה פון‬ ‫די פריערדיגע קורסן וואס ‪150 +‬‬ ‫זענען טרענירט געווארן איז‬ ‫יעצט אייער צייט‪.‬‬ ‫כאפט דעם גאלדענעם געלעגנהייט‬ ‫בשתי ידיים‪ ,‬און רעגיסטרירט זיך שוין!‬

‫רעגיסטראציע איז אפען ביז‪:‬‬

‫דאנערשטאג‬ ‫פר׳ עקב‬

‫‪July 29, 2021‬‬

‫‪For more info:‬‬

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‫פאר מער פרטים און צו באקומען אן‬ ‫אפליקאציע ביטע רופט‪:‬‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫תשעה באב אצל אדמורי"ם ורבנים שליט"א‬

‫היבנוב‬

‫בעלעד‬

‫אלעסק‬

‫פאלטישאן‬

‫אייזענשטאט‬

‫פריימאן‬

‫קארוב‬

‫דינוב‬

‫טשערנאביל‬

‫מראה יחזקאל‬

‫לעלוב‬

‫דאמבראווא‬

‫טשערנאוויץ‬

‫מונקאטש‬

‫מעזיבוזש‬

‫וויען‬

‫בית חיים יושע‬

‫כוונת הלב‬

‫זלאזיץ‬

‫מאשאלוי‬

‫יאקע‬

‫‪The Boro Park View‬‬

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‫מערכת הכשרות‬

CRC KASHRUS A division of The Central Rabbinical Congress

‫שע"י התאחדות הרבנים דארה"ב וקנדא‬

Since 1955

‫נוסד תשט"ו‬

‫מודעה לציבור המדקדקים‬

‫קעטסקילס געשעפטן‬ ‫אונטערן השגחה פונעם מערכת הכשרות‬

‫ליבערטי‬

‫וואודבערן‬

‫פאלסבורג‬-‫סאוט‬

Liberty Kosher Pizza

Gombo’s Bakery

Black & White Bakery

1885 Route 52

Cafe at Liberty Heights

1939 Route 52

The Meat Masters at AppleTree

1885 Route 52

431 Route 52

at Landaus Supermarket

3 Railroad Plaza

Jerusalem II Pizza 433 Route 52

Flavors Ice Cream

‫וואודרידזש‬

5206 Main St Rt 42

Flavors Ice Cream

5230 Main St Rt 42

Store & Truck

Gombo’s Bakery

14 Green Ave

Shlomies Bakery

‫מאנטיסעלא‬ Chesky’s Pizza

32 Mountain Mall Plaza

Natures Delight

4437 Route 42

Oneg Bakery

4 Waverly Ave

Rugelech Bakery 4437 Route 42

13 Green Ave

‫פאלסבורג‬

The Bucket

4 Green Ave

Fallsburg Bagels 5692 St Route 42

‫ווייט לעיק‬

Fallsburg Bagels

The Pizza Corner

at Skopps Supermarket

at Motty’s Supermarket

404 Laurel Ave

3395 Route 55

Sweet Treats

‫קיימישא‬

at Skopps Supermarket

404 Laurel Ave

Matamim Catering

169 Barnes Ave

‫סוואן לעיק‬ Swan Lake Pizza

42 Stanton Corner Rd

‫פליישמאנס‬

‫בלומינבורג‬ Fish Direct

5 North Road

Fleischmann’s Kosher 1112 Main St

‫דערקענט די נייע אויסגעקלארטע סימבאלן‬ .‫ עס וועט נעמען צייט ביז אלע געשעפטן\פארבריקן וועלן עס אפדעיטן‬, ‫די אלטע סימבאלן זענען ווייטער געהעריג גילטיג‬ 85 D iv ision Ave. Bro oklyn, NY 11249

t: 718.384.6765

f: 718.374.6510

info@crckashrus.org

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫תשעה באב אצל אדמורי"ם ורבנים שליט"א‬

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‫ראצפערט‬

‫ר”י דרכי נועם‬

‫קראסנא‬

‫האדמו"ר ממונקאטש מוצש"ק במחנה חיים ושלום מונקאטש‬

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‫ד' אב יומא דהילולא קדישא של האדמו"ר בעל הקדושת ציון מבאבוב זצוק"ל הי"ד אצל האדמו"ר מבאבוב‬

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FREE ISSUE 94 JULY 21, 2021

FYI: MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE

‫פרשת ואתחנן‬ ‫י”ב אב תשפ”א‬

Excursions Exclusive:

PLAN A MARVELOUS TRIP TO MAINE TO PEACEFULLY PADDLE UPON A WINDING RIVER Kayaking is a wonderful way to spend the day

HOW TO CATCH A KEEPER From fly fishing to ice fishing, and everything in between

TRAVEL LIKE A YID

WHERE THE WAVES MEET SHORE

What you need to know when you’re out and about

Discover this country’s most charming coastal towns

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

32 // Inbox

Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN

40 // Parsha

Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

R. ITZKOWITZ

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The Impostor

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Week in Review

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The Black Sheep

Telephone:

75 // Food

Fax:

82 //

A Day Spent on Kayaks

E-mail:

92 //

Casting the Line

102 //

Coastal Towns in the U.S.

120 //

Summer Halacha Files

122 //

Excursions

718.408.8770 718.408.8771 ads@thebpview.com Website:

www.thebpview.com

MISSION STATEMENT: The Boro Park View is a weekly publication designed for every segment and age group of our diverse community. Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Boro Park’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Boro Park community. DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors. COPYRIGHT: All content found in The Boro Park View is copyright and may not be reproduced, published, distributed or duplicated for public or private use without written permission from The Boro Park View. Limit one (1) per family

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Fun Pages

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‫בעזהשי"ת‬

‫עלינו לשבח לאדון הכל! מיט לויב און דאנק‬ ‫צו השם יתברך אז מיר האבן ב"ה געהאט די‬ ‫זכי' צו מהנה זיין כלל ישראל דורכאויס די‬ ‫לעצטע עטליכע יאר מיט אונזערע וועלט‪-‬‬ ‫בארימטע "עפיק" שפילן‬

‫אומגלויבליך!‬ ‫מיסטעריע!‬ ‫סאבאטאזש!‬ ‫מייסטערהאפטיגע‪,‬‬ ‫דראמאטישע‬ ‫גאר‬ ‫זענען‬ ‫וועלכע‬ ‫געשיכטעס‬ ‫תוכנ'דיגע‬ ‫אראפ געשפילט געווארן בס"ד אויף א‬ ‫פראפעסיאנאלן וועג‪ ,‬אויף א אידישע‪ ,‬איידעלע‬ ‫און אויסגעהאלטענע פארמאט‪ ,‬פון וועלכע‬ ‫טויזענטער אידן איבער די וועלט האבן ב"ה‬ ‫הנאה געהאט אויף א זעלטענעם פארנעם‪.‬‬ ‫אצינד‪ ,‬גרייטנדיג זיך בעזרת השם אויף דעם‬ ‫קומענדיגן שפיל בעטן מיר א בקשה על‬ ‫העתיד‪ ,‬מיר זאלן זוכה זיין נאכאמאל מהנה‬ ‫צו זיין כלל ישראל אויף דעם זעלבן הויכן און‬ ‫איידעלן‪ ,‬ריינעם כאראקטער‪.‬‬ ‫שלא עשנו כגויי הארצות‪ :‬אונזער שפיל ווערט‬ ‫צוגעשטעלט פאר אידישע קינדער‪ ,‬וועמענס‬ ‫לעבן איז געבויעט אויף העכערקייט און תורה‬ ‫ומצוות‪ ,‬לכבוד שמחת יום טוב צו פארברענגען‬ ‫אין א היימישע סביבה‪ ,‬ביי א שפיל מלא תוכן‬ ‫ויר"ש‪ ,‬וואס ווערט דורכגעזיפט און באגלייט‬ ‫דורך חשוב'ע מחנכים שליט"א‪.‬‬

‫חיים איצקאוויטש‬ ‫און די אומגלויבליך פאמיליע‬

‫א באקוועמע‬ .‫בין הזמנים שפאציר‬

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‫די‬ ‫פיש‬ ‫אין‬ ‫וואסער‬ ‫ציטערן‬ ‫שוין‬

‫‪Boro Park‬‬ ‫‪3919 13th Ave.‬‬

‫וועקט אייך נישט אויף די‬ ‫לעצטע מינוט צו באשטעלן‬ ‫אייער ווייסע מענטעלע און‬ ‫פרוכות‪ .‬באשטעלט שוין‪.‬‬

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