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FREE ISSUE 134 JANUARY 31, 2018

‫פרשת יתרו‬ ‫ט"ו שבט תשע”ח‬

THE FORTIFIED HOME PROTECTED ON ALL SIDES

A peek at some of the most secure homes on earth

THE LONG ROAD HOME

A vacation find results in an unlikely reunion

HOW DO YOU CARE FOR YOUR MEZUZAH? Q&A with Sofer Rabbi Nosson Haberfield

A HIGHSTAKES HIDEAND-SEEK

How the Witness Protection Program keeps endangered people safe

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The Inside Edition

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Parsha

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Week in Review

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Food

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On Its Way Home

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Those Who Live in a Fortress

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About a year ago, a woman wrote in saying that these days, kollel wives have to pick up a lot of the slack at home for their husbands who are sitting and learning. After that letter, a lot of people wrote in to defend and support the kollel way of life. There seemed to be an inundation of responses, so I kept quiet at the time, but there is one more point that I would like to add. Kollel husbands are often much more involved in helping with the kids and errands and household chores than working husbands are. I am not blaming or putting down working husbands at all; I understand that they must get out early to commute to their jobs and clock in on time and stay late hours to finish their work. But making it sound as though kollel wives are suffering because their husbands are learning is far from reality. The reality is that our husbands are the ones who carpool the kids to and from their babysitters, playgroups and preschools, they are the ones who come home for lunch, at which point they can take a child to the doctor or run to the grocery for us, and they are the ones who are home to help with bedtime before running back for night seder. My friends whose husbands are working, especially those who commute to Manhattan, Brooklyn or Connecticut, etc., are the ones who have to get through the day and navigate all its obstacles alone. They do not see their husbands nearly as much as I do. Every family has to do what works for them, so please do not judge kollel husbands when we kollel wives are not only happy that our husbands are learning, but are also benefiting from it.

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RE: UNWRAPPING THE GIFT OF FRUIT (ISSUE #133) In regard to the article about fruits, another way to dehydrate fruits is by replacing the oven light with a 60 watt bulb. This emits just enough heat to keep it warm, but not hot. Thanks for a wonderful magazine.

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to contact me: “The School Breakfast Program provides millions of children with a nutritious morning meal each school day. School breakfast is a critical support for struggling families trying to stretch limited resources and provides children a significant portion of the nutrition they need to learn and be healthy.”

Yes, I did think the program was implemented because of two-working-parent families, but the end result is the same. Everyone shares the same quantity of hours and minutes in a day. Some people use their time to bake batches of delicacies, some love to shop and some spend hours davening and/or say Tehillim. While one person loves nothing more than to curl up for hours with reading material, another may use that time to visit lonely hospital patients. The last thing I would suggest to someone is how to use their time, but I cannot believe that buttering a slice of bread and cutting up a vegetable is so terribly time-consuming, and if it is, perhaps waking a bit earlier would allow for some extra time. It all depends on what you would like to prioritize.

Many, many parents among us have varied bus schedules and make time for breakfast. But many do not. Is this the forum for suggesting that clothing, shoes, homework, briefcases, recesses, etc., should be pre-prepared, allowing for a calmer morning? I think not. Yes, a baby may choose to throw a tantrum at that moment, the pony rubber may snap, the alarm may fail to ring and all kinds of timeconsuming scenarios may occur. No one is blaming anyone here. Time management is a skill, and, B”H, a breakfast program does exist in schools so that kinderlach with empty stomachs can be satisfied. On the other hand, since the program was initiated due to financial concerns, perhaps for many struggling families the serving of breakfast is a huge monetary bonus.

R.S. P.S.: A bus driver once told me that children tend to eat their recess snacks as soon as they enter the morning bus. I wonder why?

P.P.S.: French fries are served as the lunch itself? No side dishes? I doubted myself, so I did some re-

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search among individuals who work in different schools and chedarim.

This is simply not true. If this is in fact your son’s claim, I suggest you contact his cheder to verify if french fries were in fact the only food served, or if they were the only food he found appetizing while other children partook of different foods.

RE: IN SEARCH OF A CURE (ISSUE #131) Someone referenced Dr. Susan Shulman located at 9th Ave. and 48th St. in Boro Park, phone number 718-436-4394. She said that that doctor is a mumcha in dealing with tics. I personally know someone who was helped by Dr. Shulman. For more information, I can be contacted through The Monsey View.

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RE: BACKPACK SNACKS (ISSUE #132) First of all, thank you so much for such an informative publication. I really look forward to it every week.

I tried the Granola Sticks recipe last week, and it was a real hit. I want to suggest to your readers some changes I made to create a more wholesome version. I used whole wheat flour and cut down on the sweeteners, using only 1 cup brown sugar and 1 cup honey. I also added ½ cup chia seeds and ½ cup wheat germ. The results were excellent.

Thank you!

M.S.

RE: RECOLLECTIONS OF COLLECTIONS (ISSUE #132) Thanks for such a fun issue last week! The recess songs, the collections… It brought back such fond and fun memories.

I was talking to a nurse at Nyack Hospital a few weeks ago, and she said something interesting that I would love to share with my fellow Monsey-ites. She said she lives on South Cole near Route 59, and we found it cute that we were sort of neighbors. She told me that she loves looking out her window at the new

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Jewish condos in the summer when all the kids are playing outside. When I asked her if they’re noisy, she said, “Noisy?

This is childhood! Playing! Running! Only Jewish children still know how to play! Kids nowadays only stare at computer screens and phones! They don’t know what childhood and playing is all about!”

We have Shabbos and we know how to play board games, card games, Playmobil and all the games you can think of, even in this high-tech 2018 generation.

What a kiddush Hashem! Halevai veiter!

Keep up the fun, and let’s keep on playing!

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Your article on collecting brought to mind some “off the beaten track” collections my family has saved over the years. Several years ago, a condiment company was offering a set of books if a specific number of their food covers were saved. Same went for an ice cream company, which offered prizes for their sticks. Also, part of our quirky collections were the fake plastic credit cards issued by companies who were hoping you’d actually call them to get the real thing. Needless to say, business card collecting is still in business, and I doubt there’s a household without a stack of those cards. Let’s not forget keychain collections; rare is the souvenir store that does not have a prominent display of key chains for sale. An elderly aunt of mine proudly displays her collection of esrogim in a fruit bowl, several of which belonged to her father who was niftar 25 years ago! I knew a woman whose surname was that of an animal, and she had a ledge display exhibition of this animal in many sizes and of varied materials. Last, but far from least, my personal stationery collection is as precious to me now as it was 40-odd years ago.

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The more I thought about it, the more I realized that most of the time we really do exactly as we want, even if it doesn’t seem that way. For example, if someone feels forced to visit a friend and goes anyway, even though she really isn’t in the mood, it might just mean that she values seeing herself (or having others see her) as a generous, kind person more than she values her free time.

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Naomi laughed. “Ever since my father was niftar, I’ve been thinking about health and longevity.”

“And you decided to eat more vegetables…” offered Avigayil.

“Not just vegetables. I’ve transformed my entire diet, and I signed up with a personal trainer. Avigayil, my father lived to a nice old age, and in good health. I never paid much attention to my health, as you know. And where is it going? I already have high blood pressure. I had to make a change.”

“That’s wonderful. Good for you. I’m so inspired,” marveled Avigayil. “Now that you mention it, you do look more fit.”

“Good morning, ladies. I couldn’t help but overhear your conversation.”

Naomi and Avigayil turned around to see who the stranger was. They did not recognize her. The woman continued, “Ordinarily I would never interrupt or stick my nose into someone else’s conversation, but the timing was just too perfect for me to ignore. I just came from Rebbetzin Levy’s shiur, and she discussed this very topic.”

“Rebbetzin Levy spoke about nutrition?” wondered Naomi, feeling puzzled.

“Well, she did mention nutrition and the mitzvah of taking care of our bodies and doing hishtadlus,” replied the woman, “but that was not the main point. The topic was longevity, and the main point she wanted to bring across was a Sforno on this week’s parsha.”

“Go on,” encouraged Avigayil, “please share it with us.”

“Well, it says in this week’s parsha to honor your father and your mother, so that your days will be lengthened.”

Naomi and Avigayil looked at each other,

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and Naomi responded, “Yes, we both know that kibud av v’em ensures a long life. Thank you for reminding us, though; it never hurts to be reminded.”

“Wait,” the woman said. “The Sforno says more on this pasuk. This promise of a long life doesn’t just come after the mitzvah of kibud av v’em, the fifth of the Aseres Hadibros, which means it comes after the first five of the Aseres Hadibros. Apparently, the Sforno says that all five of these mitzvos come with the promise of long life.”

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“Really. Well, the Sforno also holds that this long life is in Olam Haba, which is amazing.

But there are opinions that this reference to lengthened days refers to both this world and the next.”

“Hmm. You know what?” said Naomi. “I think I’ll call my mother right now and ask if there’s anything I can get for her while I’m here.”

“Me too,” replied Avigayil, pulling out her phone.

“You know what?” smiled the lady. “That’s not a bad idea at all. I think I’ll do the same.”

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THE JOURNEY toward acceptance has been humbling and transformational. Accepting that my own child has autism was very difficult. It involved allowing myself to grieve more deeply than I’ve ever grieved before. I felt as if I had to close the door on my hopes for a good life for my baby. It seemed like I had failed before I even had the chance to start as a parent.

My husband and I threw ourselves into advocating for our son, sourcing the “right” therapists, “right” methods and “right” interventions, yet feeling that everything was just so “wrong.” Everywhere we turned we were met with incredibly long waiting lists: for assessments, for school placements and for any sort of answer, leaving us feeling like we were languishing in purgatory as our son retreated further and further away from us.

Mendy was initially a very happy and independent child who did not seem to need anything from anyone. He almost never cried and could spend the whole day entertaining himself. He would laugh to himself over secret jokes and was mostly oblivious to whoever was around.

Desperate for a solution, we tried many interventions, starting with the most evidence-based methods. We started him on occupational therapy so he would learn to be more “compliant.” He went for speech therapy, where he practiced blowing, chewing and making sounds. His physical therapist worked on his poor balance and gross motor skills.

When he was three years old, a teacher came to work with Mendy for three hours a day, getting him to name flash cards and repeat words. When Mendy was not focusing, he was running around, jumping or engaging in self-stimulating behaviors. The teacher would tell him to stop, repeatedly. If he cried, which he invariably did, the teacher would withhold incentives. He would whine and complain wordlessly each day. He would bang his head on the floor and bite his hands constantly in frustration and anger.

When he joined a class, his days were spent in time-out because he hurt his classmates and couldn’t be around them.

After a year of religiously adhering to his strict schedule, we had nothing to show for it. Nothing had worked. My happy, though disconnected, little boy turned into a rigid, stressed out and miserable child. He would cry and cry, not understanding why everyone was constantly preventing him from doing what he enjoyed or felt he needed to do to cope with whatever was around him. All the behavioral approaches that involved teaching our child to stop all the socially unacceptable things he loved doing, and getting him to comply and demonstrate acceptable behaviors on demand, took us down a blackhole into a world of misery.

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This innovative program looks at autism differently. Instead of seeing it as a neurobehavioral problem, it sees autism as a social-relational disorder. Far from being a question of semantics, this different perspective means that those repetitive, exclusive and socially unacceptable behaviors are no longer our enemy. They instead become our way to enter our child’s world. Through joining his behaviors, we send him the message that we love and accept him just the way he is, and that we want to do whatever he does just because he loves it.

Many well-intentioned friends were worried that we were reinforcing his stims, but what happened instead was that the more we joined him, the less he needed to do those things. He started to look at us, perhaps initially out of curiosity as to why Mommy was not stopping him anymore, but was instead doing the same thing, and then eventually out of delight over shared enjoyment. He started to trust us again, and that was the first step toward building a relationship with him.

We — his parents and staff — entered his world by joining in his repetitive behaviors with an attitude of love and acceptance. We no longer judged Mendy or tried to change him.

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It has been one year since we started using The Son-Rise Program®, and we have seen so many breakthroughs that we dare to hope and dream for our son once again. Mendy has started speaking, and his vocabulary is increasing daily. He can now play and have fun with his siblings and friends and enjoys games like tag and storytelling. Mendy has become flexible and easygoing. He is incredibly affectionate, and not only with his family members, but also with his entire Son-Rise® team. His poor balance and gross motor skills have also greatly improved.

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After David and Shimon had gotten together one morning, they both headed back to their cars and began driving behind each other down New York State Route 42. Not too long after entering the state highway, David noticed a middle-aged man standing off to the side of the road. He seemed to be collecting tzedakah for a certain cause and was in need of a ride somewhere. But before David knew it, he was already too far past the man and he decided to continue driving. Looking back in his rearview mirror, David hoped that Shimon would notice the man and offer him a lift. Sure enough, Shimon stopped off by the side of the road, and the man, who introduced himself as Zev, climbed into the car.

Shimon, now sitting together with his guest passenger, was pleased to be of help. He figured that he would drive Zev for a couple of miles to his destination and continue from there. But just a few minutes into the drive, Zev began to have shortness of breath. “I don’t feel too good; I’m having chest pains.” Worried about Zev’s health, Shimon immediately pulled over and phoned Hatzolah.

Shimon relayed the current situation and their location, and within minutes, Hatzolah arrived and rushed over to check on Zev. Providing him with oxygen, they proceeded to load him into the ambulance and rush him to the hospital. And sure enough, after a quick examination, the doctors determined that he had suffered

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a heart attack. “If you would have waited a little bit longer,” the doctor told Shimon, “he might not have made it. You saved his life.”

When Shimon heard this news, he couldn’t believe it.

In no way was he expecting to save someone’s life that day as he drove down the highway.

A few hours later, Shimon asked the nurse if it would be okay to visit Zev, who was now stabilized and resting in bed. Being granted permission, Shimon gently knocked on the door and entered.

“How are you feeling?” Shimon asked.

“Baruch Hashem, much better,” said Zev. “My only concern is that I will be unable to continue traveling around and raising funds. Maybe the reason I had this heart attack is because I am under a lot of stress. I have a big family and my daughter just recently got engaged. The problem is that I lost my job and have no means to support my family, let alone pay for the wedding. My goal was to raise $20,000, but it doesn’t seem like that will happen any longer.”

As Shimon listened to Zev’s stressful predicament, he wondered if there was something he could do. “Just give me a few minutes,” he told Zev. “Let me see what I can come up with.”

Shimon proceeded to walk to the room next door and take out his cellphone. And then he got to work. Calling a number of his business contacts, he told each of them the same thing. “I just met a man from Israel who lost his job, needs to support his large family, pay for his upcoming daughter’s wedding and just now suffered

a heart attack. Would you be able to give him a hand?”

Within an hour, Shimon had raised $20,000.

Heading back over to Zev’s room, Shimon reassured him. “Zev, you have nothing to worry about. Baruch Hashem, your heart is fine and you are on your way to recovery. And neither should you worry about raising $20,000. I took care of it all and you are set. I just made a few phone calls, and you can expect the $20,000 by tomorrow.”

Zev could not believe his ears. “I never thought I would meet Eliyahu Hanavi, but I guess I just did.”

Guaranteeing Zev that everything was taken care of and it was his absolute pleasure to perform an act of chesed, Shimon asked Zev to please stay in touch with him. And with that, Shimon headed off home.

Later that night, Shimon decided he would make one more call. It had been a long and busy day, but he knew that he needed to speak with someone. And that someone was David. “David,” said Shimon over the phone, “you won’t believe what happened today! Do you remember the man you passed by this morning on the highway?”

“Yeah,” replied David.

“Well, I picked him up.”

“I know that,” interrupted David, “I saw you pick him up.”

“No, you don’t understand,” said Shimon. “Just a few minutes into the ride, he had a heart attack and needed to be rushed to the hospital. Baruch Hashem, he got there in time and survived.

The doctor told me that he almost didn’t make it.”

“That’s amazing!” said Shimon. “You’re like Eliyahu Hanavi.”

“But that’s not all,” continued Shimon. “The man then told me that he had come to America to collect money because he had just lost his job and he needed to support his family and pay for his upcoming daughter’s wedding. When I heard this, I immediately called some of my business associates and asked if they could help him. Within an hour, I raised the $20,000 he needed.”

When David heard this, he was even more taken aback. “You really helped this man out. What a tremen-

dous zechus you have!”

As David hung up the phone and thought about what he had just heard, it suddenly hit him. His mind began to picture how after a hundred and twenty years he would come before Hashem. “So, David, did you ever save someone’s life?”

“No.” “Did you ever help someone make a wedding?”

“No.” And then Hashem would inform him of what could have been. “You had the opportunity to both save someone’s life and help them pay for their child’s wedding.

Do you remember that day when you passed by that man on the side of the road? Had you picked him up, you could have changed the life of a fellow Jew, his family and generations to come.”

David could just imagine that now Zev would continue living a healthy life and accomplishing extraordinary things. And his family, as well, would be able to live comfortably. And his daughter, too — she would go on to build a wonderful family and raise Jewish children with beautiful Torah ideals.

David could have taken the first step to helping a family, which would have in turn likely led to helping a community, and perhaps at some point, the world.

What an opportunity he had skipped over and Shimon had seized.

In life, oftentimes the difference between changing nothing and changing the world is a moment. It all boils down to that one opportunity that seems so small, yet in truth is so great. All we must do is make sure we do not skip over those miraculous moments. Because quite literally, they can make all the difference in the world.

In life, oftentimes the difference between changing nothing and changing the world is a moment.

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CBS News reported that residents of Leonia, which is adjacent to the George Washington Bridge, have found their side streets clogged with non-residents whose navigation systems send them on local roads in an effort to get them to the bridge faster.

An ordinance banning non-locals from side streets went into effect on January 22. Leonia residents will receive yellow stickers that will allow them to use side streets while all other

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Ullman Leaves Town Board for New Position as Ramapo Tax Collector MONSEY RESIDENT and long-time town board member Yitzy Ullman will be moving on to a new position at the Ramapo Town Hall, taking over as receiver of taxes.

Nathan Oberman, now 88, has been the official tax collector in the Town of Ramapo for 21 years, but he recently submitted his retirement

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tax collection. He received a standing ovation from the town board after announcing his resignation, telling them, “It’s been a wonderful time.”

Ullman pledged to computerize the town’s tax collection system in an effort to shorten lines for those who choose to pay their tax bills in person at town hall.

Interim Replacement Named After Passing of Long-Time Monsey Rav Hamachshir JUST OVER ONE WEEK after the sudden passing of a well-known fixture in the world of kashrus and the supervising rav hamachshir at multiple Monsey establishments, comes word that a replacement has been named to take over his duties in the short term.

Rabbi Zushe Yosef Blech z”l was niftar unexpectedly in Baltimore on January 19. A former Monsey resident who relocated to Florida in recent years, Rabbi Blech was the founder and chief rabbinic authority of Bais

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“We are all very shaken,” said Rabbi Moshe Elefant, chief operating officer at the Orthodox Union who worked with Rabbi Blech for many years. “We are all just trying to come to terms with a world without Rabbi Zushe Blech.”

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ORANGE CHICKEN This chicken takes seconds to prepare and is extremely kid-friendly.

Serve it alongside rice and cooked broccoli for a well-balanced meal.

INGREDIENTS: 4 chicken breasts, cut into cubes ¾ cup bottled barbecue sauce ¾ cup orange marmalade 2 tablespoons soy sauce 2 tablespoons sesame seeds

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ALL-IN-ONE SUPPER This is a fantastic supper: protein, starch and vegetables all in one. The vegetables included here are my favorites, but you can customize to your family’s liking. If you use green beans, it is best to add them about 30 minutes before serving.

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HOW OFTEN DOES A MEZUZAH HAVE TO BE CHECKED? Mezuzos should be checked twice during every seven-year period, i.e. approximately every three to four years.

ARE THERE ANY CASES WHERE THE MEZUZOS HAVE TO BE CHECKED MORE FREQUENTLY? It is recommendable to have any outdoor mezuzah that is exposed to extreme elements (like direct sunlight or soaking rain) checked out more often.

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I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE a couple of stories in order to give your readers a greater appreciation of the importance of having their mezuzos checked periodically. Having a kosher mezuzah on every doorpost, besides for it being in and of itself a mitzvah, has tremendous Divine power to protect the home and the people who dwell in it. But in order for it to have that power, it must be 100 percent kosher. If it is only 99 percent kosher, it is totally pasul and invalid!

A number of years ago, upon doing a mezuzah house call for a local family, an exterior mezuzah was found to have multiple holes in the first words — Shema Yisroel. Apparently, a construction worker had reaffixed the mezuzah by placing a nail into the case, thereby (unknowingly) puncturing the klaf and rendering it pasul! When I informed the owners of what was found, they revealed that their newly born baby was born with a... hole in the heart!

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About a week later, this family, baruch Hashem, experienced their long-awaited yeshuah. The father approached me one day and said, “I guess it doesn’t mean that a problem must be found in a mezuzah [in order to receive help from Above]; it seems that in the zechus of doing the right thing, by doing our regular mezuzah check-up, we merited such a swift yeshuah!”

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IN THE SUMMER OF 1983, I was lucky to be able to carve out a few days for a much-needed vacation with my husband. We set our sights on scenic New Hampshire and planned a sedentary itinerary with lots of relaxation in the crisp mountain air that would include some nature strolls and perhaps a visit to a mansion or two.

The drive up was pleasant enough. The first few hours passed by as swiftly as the breeze rushing past the window. When we turned onto the I-91 N for what would be the longest stretch of the journey, I folded up the cumbersome map and allowed myself to be lulled to sleep by the hum of the motor.

I jerked awake when I felt the car slow down and then come to a stop. Blinking the sunlight out of my eyes, I tried to figure out where we were and took in the quaint shops lining the boulevard. My husband heard me shift in my seat and turned my way.

“Welcome to New Hampshire,” he said in a proper voice, making me smile wide. “You woke up just in time.

Would you like to join me for a few minutes?”

I nodded and unbuckled my seatbelt. We stepped out of the car, and I followed him into a small shop that boasted a sign on its window advertising antiques. I should not have been surprised that some business would be involved in this for-pleasure-only trip. My

husband was in the jewelry line, and antique shops held great attraction for him.

The glass door opened to the symphony of tinkling chimes and bells, and before our eyes we found a stereotypical second-hand shop. Dusty bookshelves and breakfronts crowded up the room next to tables full of bowls, candlesticks and other random antiques.

Those things held little interest for us, and we walked straight to the shopkeeper, a wiry gentleman with leathery skin and a near-translucent, sparse beard. While I fingered a Tiffany lamp lying on a nearby cracked pedestal, my husband approached him. He seemed an affable enough fellow.

“Do you happen to have any pieces of jewelry?” my husband inquired.

“Nah, I don’t deal with jewelry at all,” the shopkeeper said.

We turned to leave, but the proprietor emitted a low rumble from his throat in an effort to gain our attention.

“Hmmph. I just might have something that would interest you. You must be Jewish, are you not?”

Without waiting for a reply, he opened a glass display, moved aside a crystal decanter and reached for a small bronze rectangle. My husband stuck his hand out for it, and I watched him peer at it, turning it this way and that

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in wonder. He then slid a thin, white tube out of it.

“A real mezuzah,” he whispered in awe.

The mezuzah holder was ornately carved, though its bronze was badly tarnished. The mezuzah itself seemed to be in great condition.

We exchanged some hushed words, trying to gauge how much to offer him for it. Leaving it there was obviously not an option.

“I’ll give him eighteen dollars. I think he’ll let us have it.”

“Nah, let’s offer fifteen.”

The shopkeeper agreed to the offered price. It didn’t seem like he’d had too great hopes for it.

The money was given over. Hands were shaken.

And a bronze mezuzah holder was reverently led out of the shop by its new owners.

I have little recollection of what we did in New Hampshire over the following few days. What I do remember is that upon our arrival back home in Monsey, the first thing that was removed from our luggage was our newly acquired mezuzah.

Our teenage son, Motty, then a student in Nitra yeshivah, admired the mezuzah from up close, devouring the story of how it landed in our possession.

“I would love to take it to yeshivah with me,” he exclaimed, excitement in his eyes. “I have a maggid shiur who is a sofer. I think he would appreciate seeing it.”

I looked at my husband, noticing his indecisive stance. Would he allow this possibly valuable, likely historical mezuzah out of his sight and into the hands of a young bachur?

Yet he couldn’t deny his son this pleasure.

“Of course you can take it. You’ll guard over it as best as you possibly can, won’t you?”

THE SCREEN DOOR banged shut, and footsteps thundered across the hall floor. Motty barged into the kitchen, hat nearly squashed in his grip.

“You wouldn’t believe what my maggid shiur told me when he saw the mezuzah holder.”

The maggid shiur, an elderly gentleman who’d survived the Holocaust as a young man, had been a master sofer still in Europe. He was real mumcha in identifying the style of many sofrim. And so Motty reported that the maggid shiur had been tear-struck when he slipped the mezuzah out of its holder and examined it. In a trembling voice, he told my son that this very mezuzah, in this bronze case, had been affixed to the doorpost of the shul where he had davened as a child and young adult.

We will never know of the mezuzah’s journey, how it crossed the ocean and landed in a forsaken little shop in New Hampshire. We can only tell the tale of how this mezuzah was reunited with someone from its past, who had kissed it fervently weekly — most poignantly as he stepped into shul the week of his aufruf.

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THE YEAR WAS 1957, AND J. EDGAR HOOVER, DIRECTOR of the FBI, was about to have his socks knocked off. Despite years of protesting that organized crime did not exist in America, he was about to be publically proven wrong. The Mafia was about to be exposed.

It was in the sleepy town of Apalachin, New York, where police officers stumbled upon a summer home surrounded by black limousines and filled with expensively besuited men. Large parties of this sort were a rarity in this locale, and as soon as the squad car was sighted, dozens of panicked mobsters fled the summer home and headed for protection in the nearby woods and fields. By evening, 58 men had been detained. Hailing from all over America — from the Tristate area to California, Texas, Illinois and elsewhere — these mafiosos were the cream of the crop of organized crime. As independent leaders of the major crime families, they’d all come together in what became known as the Apalachin Summit to choose a new capo di tutti capi — boss of all bosses — the ultimate head of the Italian “family” in America.

The media had a heyday broadcasting the news of the clearly identified Mafia presence, but despite the publicity, the mobsters had broken no laws by meeting and could not be convicted. The incident did serve, however, to ignite the desire of the masses to bring down the powerful crime syndicate. For years, mob presence in New York, especially, had been clearly felt by laborers and

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business owners. In order to succeed in business and be safe from “mishaps,” many types of companies had to “partner” with the mob by paying protection fees. From the Fulton Fish Market to manufacturers of clothing, no one was immune.

To make matters worse, many law enforcement agents were in cahoots with La Cosa Nostra — as the Italian Mafia calls itself — and major federal organizations like Hoover’s FBI (intentionally?) overlooked the existence and activities of the five major Italian crime families. Robert F. Kennedy, brother to future president John F. Kennedy, raised the cry for a national organization to spearhead the campaign against the mob. Hoover was reluctant to allow him any power in mob investigations, so it wasn’t until John F. Kennedy was elected to presidency that Robert got his chance. With his brother appointing him as Attorney General, doors began to open.

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Department’s Organized Crime and Racketeering Section (OCRS) specifically into a Mafia-investigation division, Kennedy began recruiting daring individuals to join him in the battle to bring down the mob.

Omertà One of the agents hired by Kennedy was Gerald Shur, a Jewish man who’d grown up in New York and had repeatedly observed the mob’s presence around town.

Watching his father carefully maneuver business in a Mafia-controlled environment and hearing stories of those who’d suffered for refusal to cooperate instilled a deep hatred of the mob in Gerald.

As a child, he’d kept a scrapbook of news clippings following Mafia activities, hoping one day to be able to have a share in purging the world of this ugly stain on the fabric of mankind. Once hired as a member

of the OCRS, he was given opportunity to do that. There was just one problem: omertà.

Omertà is the Mafia’s code of silence, binding any “family member” to a pact of secrecy in regard to mob activities. No member of the crime family ever dreamed of cooperating with the authorities; the stakes were just too high. Any mafioso found guilty of breaking omertà knew that his time was limited and could expect to meet an extremely bitter and gruesome fate.

For this reason, the pact of silence was never broached for many years, leaving the workings of the mob a mystery in the minds of Americans.

The long arm of the mob was too powerful a force to convince anyone with ties to La Cosa Nostra to testify against them.

And then Joseph Valachi, a longterm member of the mob, agreed to break omertà in exchange for protection from Mafia retaliation.

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But with that terror came comfort. No one had ever escaped the wrath of the mob until Valachi was successfully hidden and protected by government forces. Joseph Valachi died of natural causes in 1971 with an unfulfilled mob-offered bounty of $100,000 on his head. All of a sudden, former mafiosos who’d become disenchanted or had fallen out of favor became more willing to break the code of silence, as the promise of protection was enough to convince them that squealing on The Family just might be worth it…

A Controversial Program By the mid-1960s, Gerald Shur had successfully solved the question of how to protect these defectors of the mob. He’d create for them new identities, expunge their past records (in many cases), and give them the chance to start over on new turf. The Federal Witness Protection Program, also known as WITSEC (Witness Security), was born.

By providing witnesses of violent crime with new names, Social Security numbers and personal histories, he hoped to throw off their pursuers and possibly even rehabilitate former criminals into law-abiding folk. In many instances, those who were enrolled in the program did become more or less law-abiding, but in a handful of others, the lack of criminal activity proved too boring, and they resorted to crime once again. For this reason, there was opposition in the government regarding WITSEC. While, on the one hand, the government finally had access to top-quality information that could land even the biggest of fish behind bars, it came with the tradeoff that potentially — and often previously — dangerous mobsters were being quietly released throughout America. (Already convicted felons who enroll in the program are given extra security precautions in prison and are not typically released.) Roughly 95 percent of participants enrolled in WITSEC are criminals. Despite these high numbers, only roughly 17 percent of WITSEC participants return to crime as compared to the almost 41 percent of those who are released under their own identities on parole. What’s more is that although La Cosa Nostra has not yet gone the way of the dodo, its influence is significantly dampened, and tremendous fear has been lifted from the masses.

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After being taken under protection, participants and their families are hosted in government-run safe houses, which are bomb-proof and kept under heavy surveillance. During their time in the safe house, families and individuals practice acclimating into their new identities until it becomes second nature. Much effort is invested in preventing slip-ups from happening and covers from being blown. Even just the exercise of writing the new name can go on for hours and days.

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Same too when it comes to fiscal matters.Though WITSEC provides funding for housing, transportation, clothing and other basic necessities the witnesses will need in starting their new lives, WITSEC will not falsify credit records or the like. WITSEC is about protecting those who hold vital information — not setting them up with the ability to engage in further crime schemes.

Once all new documentation is obtained and the Marshalls are confident that those enrolled in the program are comfortable enough in their new identities, relocation happens. Witnesses do not get to choose their favorite destination as the place they’ll live, as they may have mentioned enchantment with that locale in previous conversation with someone from their past. Instead, WITSEC gives them several choices and allows them to choose where they’d like to be relocated to. Monthly stipends are provided until adequate employment is found, after which funding is phased out.

Safety is of utmost concern, and in the instance that details of the witnesses’ history are leaked, the Marshalls are trained to evacuate and relocate the participants in short order. It only takes one shred of information for puzzles to be pieced together, secrets to be unearthed and lives to be destroyed; WITSEC will not take that chance.

Since the program was officially founded in 1971, 8,600 witnesses and 9,900 of their family members have been protected by WITSEC. Of those who have scrupulously kept to the rules of the program, not one member has been harmed or eliminated by those they have testified against.

Though many witnesses and their families acclimate well, some find the separation from their past extremely difficult. With enrollment in the Witness Protection Program being completely voluntary, if a participant chooses to revert to his previous identity and leave the program, he may, though he is strongly discouraged from doing so. Of those who have left, many have not lived to tell the tale.

The Best Protection While we pray to never be haunted by fears of dangerous pursuants and never need a program such as WITSEC, we’d be wise to recognize that a plethora of dangers do exist in this world. Fortunate for us, we are under the guard of Shomer Yisroel, who neither slumbers nor sleeps. And so too, our mezuzos provide a tremendous measure of security. Don’t forget to have yours periodically checked!

Flip to our interview with Sofer Rabbi Nosson Haberfield for more info on the shemirah of mezuzah.

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WONDERING HOW YOU COMPARE WITH THE GENERAL U.S. POPULATION? According to a government poll conducted this past September among 1,000 U.S. adults, only seven percent of Americans don’t lock the doors behind them when they leave their home. Among those more likely to leave their doors unlocked are those living in rural areas over city dwellers, senior citizens over younger adults and Republicans over citizens with other political leanings.

It may come as as a surprise that more than three-quarters of our nation’s adults lock their doors also when at home (though it is not surprising that women are way more likely to do so than men).

And then there are much greater security measures that home dwellers take to prevent break-ins. Ranging from security alarms and cameras to high-tech gadgets, there’s a huge market to provide your home with utmost protection. But all that pales in comparison to the the fortified, uber-secure homes in the world, whose affluent and influential owners take extreme measures to fortify their homes and protect their assets. This article explores five of them.

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1 THE CORBI FAMILY’S HOME IN LOS ANGELES The shoemaker’s son may go barefoot, as the popular saying goes, but the same does not hold true for Al Corbi of Strategically Armored and Fortified Environments (SAFE) who installed the greatest of security measures to protect his hilltop mansion in Los Angeles, California. Despite the biometric recognition software that has rendered pocket keys unnecessary on his estate, the steel-reinforced concrete for protection against earthquakes and the sensors that sound an alarm when detecting a trespasser as far as a half a mile away, the family sleeps inside a 2,500-square-foot bulletproof panic suite, which Corbi refers to as a “safe core,” whose doors are outfitted with vault-like locking systems.

2 THE BUCKINGHAM PALACE IN LONDON Home to the Queen of England, there’s good reason for this 775-room royal home to appear on this list. It is guarded all the time by British army soldiers posted on the inside and outside of the palace, on foot and on horseback. This requires a great deal of manpower, what with the palace’s 1,514 doors and 760 windows!

There are panic rooms made of thick layers of steel throughout the palace to protect the royal family in the event of danger. It is said, though, that Prince Philip feels the security measures are overdone and will refuse to make use of the panic room in an event of emergency.

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THE WHITE HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, D.C. He may not be a king or queen, but the home of the most important person in our country at any given time sure gets its fair share of security measures. That protection includes iron fences around the property’s perimeter armed with alarms and sensors to detect any intruders — apparatuses that are also installed on the home itself. A team of snipers is on the rooftop, and armed agents and guards patrol the entire premises, some uniformed and others undercover. One of the main jobs of the Secret Service is to protect the first family, as well as other important government officials, and there are approximately 4,400 officers who guard the White House, Treasury building and foreign diplomatic missions in Washington.

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4 FAIR FIELD ESTATE IN THE HAMPTONS, NY Just about two hours away from Monsey sits what at one point enjoyed the fame as the largest and most valuable home in the United States. Built on a 63-acre waterfront property by billionaire Ira Rennert, the main home itself takes up nearly an acre and a half of land, at 62,000 square feet. Its energy and security is powered by a nearby nuclear plant. The entire estate is surrounded by a massive high-tech gate to protect his home and assets. The Hamptons, in general, home to many mansions and estates, is known for its high security, but this estate trumps even the other mansions in the area.

5 THE RICE HOUSE IN ATLANTA Although this is “one of, if not the, safest home in America,” this mega mansion is unfinished and on the market.

Some of its security features include ballistic doors in the bedrooms, secret doors leading to a 15,000-square-foot bunker, off-grid power and water, and a 30-car vault camouflaged by a waterfall built with the strength to absorb the weight of 20 fire trucks. The decorative outdoor door is one of the most secure ones available worldwide, and there’s even a push button for tear gas.

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In December 2017, the much-talked-about tax reform passed both the House and the Senate, and the president signed it into law, effectively reforming many different areas of the tax code. This tax reform has generated much confusion and has been a hot topic of conversation. People are interested in how this will affect them, moving forward, and if any action should be taken on their behalf to utilize the reform to their benefit.

Over the next few weeks, we will attempt to simplify and explain some of the more pertinent reforms in a questionand-answer format.

Q: There is a lot of recent talk about contributing money to a 529 college savings plan. What is a 529 plan?

What has changed to make it more attractive as a tax strategy? Should I open a 529 account?

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So if you are a NYS resident and contribute $10,000 to the state 529 plan, you will be eligible to potentially deduct $10,000 on your NYS tax return.

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NEW LAW: Under the new tax law, Section 529 plans would not only permit payment of college expenses, but would be expanded to include K-12 private school tuition expenses. Thus, if you withdraw the money to pay for your child’s K-12 tuition expenses, that is now a qualified distribution and you would not be required to pay the tax on the accumulated earnings.

Many people have contributed to a 529 plan and have withdrawn the money a week later to pay yeshivah and school tuition, and they will now be taking a deduction on their NYS tax return.

analyze the details.

BACKGROUND: Passed in 1996 to incentivize college education, section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code was introduced and enacted to provide tax relief to those with college expenses. Congress allowed people to contribute to a state-administered plan where the funds would be deposited with an investment firm. Participants would not pay tax on the accumulated earnings if they were withdrawn for higher education expenses. Historically, this has been very attractive for parents looking for a long-term savings plan for their child’s college education.

Although from a federal perspective there is no tax benefit on the initial contribution to a 529 plan, many states do have in place a tax deduction on contributions. For example, NYS grants a deduction of up to $10,000

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FINAL THOUGHTS: Although seemingly allowed under the new law, the above quick turnaround was never the intended use of the NYS 529 deduction, and according to some estimates, this has the potential to cost NYS approximately 300 million dollars. As a result, other

states that currently offer 529 deductions are now considering legislative action over the coming year to adjust their 529 deduction allowances. As it pertains to new contributions in 2018, it would therefore be wise to take a wait-and-see approach, as potential changes from the state may affect your plan contribution.

Eli Berkowitz, CPA, is a senior accountant at Kohlhagen Neiman, a firm that has been servicing the Tri-state area for over 15 years, and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.To contact Eli or to have your tax question featured in the next article, please email eli@kncpas. com or call 845-848-3030.

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EACH PUZZLE PIECE WILL FIND ITS PLACE AS SOON AS YEHUDAH mentioned the name of his business, I immediately recognized it. It was a well-known, successful local company — as far as I knew — which really wasn’t the inside story. Though his business provided a great service, there was a large market for his offering and healthy competition. And somehow he felt that it was always a problem to find the right people to do things, and much of the work ended up falling right back onto his plate instead of on the people whom he had hired to do these things. Yehudah had heard about my services from an employee who had come for testing, and he was intrigued about how he could use aptitude testing to match people up with their jobs.

The employee that had reached out to me had done so because he knew that he had excellent skills

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dah, did not want to lose a valuable employee and was intrigued at the ability to match people to their jobs better. He reacted by picking up the phone to hear more about what I do.

Kudos to him for reaching out for help instead of getting upset at his employee.

Once Yehudah understood more about what my service offered, he decided to pay to have all his top employees tested to ensure that each person was in the right job and that their skills were being utilized.

It made sense to him that employees who are happy would stay at their jobs and perform a lot better than people who are in poorly fitting po-

but was not being given the chance to use them properly at his current job. He was bored, frustrated and considering finding a new position.

Before he made the same mistake at another job, he came to me to gain clarity about what his exact skills were and to figure out what kind of jobs to avoid in the future so he It made sense to him that wouldn’t spend the rest of his work years in jobs employees who are happy that he did not enjoy. would stay at their jobs After we reviewed his skills and results, it and perform a lot better turned out that his curthan people who are in rent job was a wonderful match for his abilities — it poorly fitting positions. was the work environment and expectations that did not. He followed my sug- sitions. At the same time, I warned gestion to share his results with his him, he was taking a risk by havemployer and be open about his ing employees leave if they found hesitations to stay. His boss, Yehu- that they were not in a position that

served their personal needs as well. Obviously, this is not a problem if an employer truly wants his employees to be happy and would rather see an unhappy employee leave than stay in a job they don’t enjoy. In this case, Yehudah was willing to take this risk, as he saw that the dividends would pay off for himself and his employees in the long-term picture. Lucky employees.

Smart boss. Not to mention caring, too.

Once the results were in, each employee scheduled a personal review.

In the meantime, I spent time understanding what Yehudah’s personal and business goals were so that this exercise would be useful to him as an individual, as a business owner and to the entire organization as a complete unit. The last, and hardest, thing to convince him of was to take testing himself. He easily saw why his employees needed it, but didn’t think that those same reasons applied to him. After all, he knew what he enjoyed, he had opened this business because it was something that he was both passionate about and good at. Quite honestly, Yehudah admitted, he was nervous that seeing his results would cause him to change the way he worked. He believed that “what you don’t know can’t hurt you.” The problem is that it can, and it was, every day. Self-awareness is usually beneficial, unless the person is not ready to deal with the truth.

We agreed to wait and see. He decided that once he saw his employees go through testing, he would be able to decide. I knew that very likely, not only would he change his mind, but he would be eager to take the testing once he saw what he was missing. “What you do know can help you” is what I think he’ll be saying soon.

His employees are thrilled at the opportunity to find out what their skills are and how they can match up what they do every day to what they enjoy. There is the fear of losing their jobs if they are not a good match, but it is the same fear as being fired or quitting out of frustration. This way, either their job will improve or they will finally have a clear idea of what they would enjoy.

So far, we have uncovered a lot of hidden talent and added lots of possibilities for expanding services, changing responsibilities and matching up each person to what they are great at. We’ve also been able to take everyone’s future goals into consideration so that people would have long-term potential. Instead of secretly attending night courses for a new career, employees can share their interests and use them to benefit themselves and the company at the same time. If it’s not a win-win, it’s eventually a lose-lose. This company, and its employees, are transforming themselves into a winning team.

Shaina Keren is a Monsey-based career coach who helps people find jobs they’re good at.

If you’re looking for the right job, there is one out there for you.

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By: Shevy Hollander

PRISON OR JAIL? While the two terms are often used interchangeably, a prison and a jail are quite different. The most basic difference is the length of the inmates’ stay. Jails, generally run by local law enforcement, are designed to hold inmates for short-term and are used for those awaiting trial or serving a short sentence. Prisons are long-term detention facilities, usually run by state or federal governments, where convicted criminals typically serve their sentences for at least a year.

A FIVE-STAR PRISON The most luxurious prison in the world is the Justizzentrum Leoben Prison (Justice Center Leoben) in Austria, which is more like a luxury resort than a detention center.

The decor is modern, the landscape beautiful, the amenities plentiful (private kitchenettes being one of them) and the cells spacious and full of sunlight. It makes one wonder if some detainees are not getting so much more than they would get at home, though I’d still prefer to be free!

THE ROTARY JAIL The Squirrel Cage Jail in Iowa was one of the most unique prisons while in operation between 1885 and 1969. Its architecture, featuring revolving cells, allowed the jailer to keep watch on all prisoners without budging from his chair.

No crime has to be committed to get to see it now, as it serves as a museum.

And what an attraction it is!

THE FAMILY PRISON The prison in Aranjuez, Spain, which goes by their town name, is one where the prisoners’ families are accommodated in an effort to allow young children to bond with their incarcerated parents. The facilities in the family wing are child-oriented, and the youngsters’ overall health and comfort are of utmost priority. At the age of three, though, children are sent to live with relatives.

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In Mexico, if a prisoner manages to escape, he has not broken a law. Recognizing that the desire for freedom is a basic human instinct, the government doesn’t punish anyone acting on that instinct — unless they use violence against prison personnel or property in doing so or if their escape is aided by fellow inmates or officials.

The average annual cost of incarcerating a single inmate in federal prison is approximately $29,000. Who sponsors all that? You, the taxpayer! Almost $70 billion annually is what incarceration costs add up to for the U.S. in a given year.

The award for the highest prison rate in the world goes to the U.S., whether we like it or not. About 724 people for every 100,000 are currently behind bars. Where are they all detained?

In the more than 5,000 jails and prisons across the U.S. Approximately 55 of them are in New York.

The world’s greatest prison escape artist is most probably Richard Lee McNair, who escaped prison three times, the last of the three times being the most ingenious.

Taking advantage of his in-prison job of repairing old mail bags that were shipped out of the facility to local post offices, he created for himself an “escape pod” outfitted with a breathing tube and hid himself, in the pod, under the repaired mail bags awaiting shipment. He was shrink-wrapped and shipped out, from where he enjoyed his freedom for over a year.

The next time he was caught, he was sent to ADX Florence in Colorado. Why there? “Supermax” prison ADX Florence is our country’s highest-security prison, which houses inmates deemed the most dangerous and in need of the tightest control.

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Something bad is happening at the factory.

And add to that the incident where someone broke into the storage room yesterday.

We have a problem with the Tax Authority. The amount of inventory was wrong, so our report was incorrect. How could this have happened?

It’s Gavriel.

Let me hear what he thinks.

It’s under control. I’m negotiating with the Tax Authority.

I don’t think it’s intentional; it’s just a coincidence.

I’m definitely worried.

Why wasn’t the thief caught yet?

I have a feeling it’s someone on the inside.

Let’s meet this afternoon in our clubhouse.

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CONCORD

Zip code: 10952 Area mileage: 0.22 square miles Overview: The Concord area is comprised of beautiful streets and private dead-ends which house colonials. One of the neighborhood features is Viola Town Park with its grassy areas and wooded bike paths.

THE MARKET:

There are currently three homes for sale in the Concord area at an average price of $974,000. There is also one mansion on the market at the price of $2,399,000. The most expensive home on the market is the abovementioned mansion and the cheapest home is priced at $774,800.

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SALE HISTORY:

AREA TAXES:

In the past year, one home sold in the Concord area for $650,000.

You can expect to pay in the $15,000 range in taxes annually for a standard colonial in the area, and between $20,000 and $23,000 for a mansion.

PROPERTY SIZES:

AREA ZONING:

Properties in this area range from 0.65 to 0.8 of an acre.

Properties in Concord are zoned at R-40; 40,000 square feet is required per unit.

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NEAREST PLAYGROUNDS AND PARKS:

Viola Town Park | Manny Weldler Park

Greg Sikorsky Children’s Park | Lime Kiln Park

169 West Maple Avenue

45 Lime Kiln Road

Large park with playground, sand area, tennis and handball courts, and bike trails. In the area

Fenced-in playground with swings and novel play equipment overlooking a duck-inhabited lake with a water fountain, as well as a walking path around the lake. Between 3 and 6 minutes

RESIDENT’S REVIEW:

“While different parts of Monsey became more crowded over the years, our neighborhood remained untouched by the traffic and the busy sights and sounds.

It’s a place where I was so happy to raise my family over the past few decades, and my children now come back often with their families to enjoy the peace and serenity of grassy backyards and leisurely Shabbos strolls.”

NEAREST SUPERMARKET:

Wesley Kosher Supermarket 455 Route 306 Monsey, NY 10952 Between 3 and 5 minutes by car Between 35 and 45 minutes by foot

GETTING TO MAIN MONSEY:

Between 6 and 7 minutes by car. Between 24 and 34 minutes by foot.

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1. ‫זכרון באר‬

19 Bartlett Road Monsey, NY 10952

2. ‫מקור חיים‬

7 Valencia Drive Monsey, NY 10952

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NEW HEMPSTEAD | POMONA Attention residents: If you’d like to share information of shuls in your area, neighborhood parks or to tell us what you love about living there, please email yoel1193@gmail.com.

All information is based on market prices and activity and does not necessarily reflect any off-market deals.

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Classifieds FOR SALE 04 BUICK CENTURY gr8 cond. asking $1850 150k 732-228-0227 2007 CHRYSLER MINIVAN 10k. Runs very well.$2,000 obo. Call/text 347-524-6815 MASTER BEDROOM SET

Beautiful master bedroom set in great condition for sale. Call or text 917.776.3422 for more information and for pictures. Price negotiable.

MOVING SALE 6 door Sefurim shank $500 LARGE OFFICE TABLE Mahogany $100 call 352-9015 CUSTOM BUILT SEFORIM SHRANK approx. 8 ft. by 8 ft Light color wood. Three closed lower units; three upper open- shelf units call or text 845 538 5319 MASTER BEDROOM SET bridge full unit, 4 door Dining Room Breakfront $1500 OBO, Wrought Iron Coffee Table Please call: 845 376-4366 ITALIAN MASTER BEDROOM Complete set 845-709-3689

BEIGE CRIB in great condition (845)5386885

NEW DRYER $450.00 or best offer call 8456599038

MASTER BEDROOM SET 39” headboard dresser armoire night table Call or text 659-8098.

MICROWAVE s/s over the range, (not convection) in a sealed box.

Great price! 917.693.2442

CHINA CLOSET in great condition (845)5386885

WHIRLPOOL BIG FRIDGE and freezer excellent condition for 200 dollars in bates area call 848)210-1993

PRE-OWNED FURNITURE Master bedroom set, two beautiful traditional living room accent chairs with round table, crib, dressers, armoire, coffee table and mattresses. 845-642-1225 NEW DINETTE SETS with 6 or more chairs available. Also inexpensive wood dining room chairs and stackable dinette chairs.

Furniture Maiven 845-6421225.

DINETTE TABLE & 4 chairs $450 Please call or text 8452635548 MASTER BEDROOM 6 piece dainty set, call/txt: 608-5747 COUCHES FOR SALE victorian style floral print fabric couch 917-693-2442 MASTER BEDROOM SET Canadian furniture pls call 845-587-2056

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// for sale // homes

KATE SPATE HOOP EARRINGS never worn. Please call 845.587.7207 CANON PHOTO PRINTER new in box. Call 845-3561932 BABY BLANKET new red & blue plaid wool baby blanket 100% scottish wool, “Won’t Pill” call 845362-1913 KORG PA3X with case, new condition full programed $2600 3476754794 call after 5pm NEW LEATHER BOUND Pesach Haggadah, Korban Mincha Siddur and Sefer Tehillim.Please call 845-4251075 MACLAREN & MAMAS PAPAS still in box, very cheap price.

Call 8453524136

UPRIGHT PIANO 362-1913 BELLA PRETZELMAKER new in box please call 347 504-4033 GYMNASTIC STALL BARS for home gym. Please call 845-425-1075 CAR SEATS & HI CHAIR’S new, at give away prices! Call 3479771993 2 POMPOMME shorts sleeve white shirts with light blue trim size 24m and 5yr. $20 each or $30 for both.obo 356 2358 MATERNA stages 2 & 3.One for $25 Four for $90. Pls call 274-7572 if no answer leave msg.

BUGABOO CAMELEON Great condition, choice of color hood Just $400 call 845213-7078 SNAP-AND-GO Car seat and carriage Like new Only $125 call 845-213707 NEW DOONA CAR SEAT still in box. $450 obo. Please call (732)363-4842.

YOYA STROLLER new in box with all accessories 845-263-2737

GET REAL.

THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO DO LASER.

CHANIE GENUD Certified laser hair removal specialist

845.323.8886 Book your appointment

MAMAS AND PAPAS Carriage, brand new cond.

Call 4226187

MAMAS AND PAPAS: Navy and luggage . Great price. Call 5735426

STROSTROLLER orbit baby stroller with bassinet. missing canopy.

352-0810

FOR SALE pearl necklace, used dressers, used wedding gowns, Judaica books, new dining room chairs,diapers 845.352.9570

NEW ITEMS mikasa dishes,blankets, flatware,gift items etc. call 352-0810 2 KRAUSZ HATS size 52. Hardly worn looks new $50 each. Also 1 size 54. ‫הויכע ביבער היט‬. Call 845641-4494 7 TIFERES TZITZIS 100% pure wool size 24 v neck 2 holes without tzitzis call 845-461-3084 2 NEW ECCO SHOES Size 46-47 call 845-461-3084 IPHONE 5 barely used $200 includes charger and protective case.

5702185890 TODDLER RIDE ON/ BIKE 3 new at $22 each also bigger kids Pedal Go kart $65 new.

845 293-0652.

BRIDGESTONE BLIZZAK new condition snow tires for Honda Odyssey 2017, set of 4, size 225/65R17. 347-231-5443 TEACHERS BRIEFCASE Michael Kors, barely used.

Please call 845.213.5841 FACIAL/MASSAGE TABLE New in box, Great price. Call or text 347-423-1301 NEW DINI SHEITEL Dark, 12’-14’, beautiful hair. $1800. Call/text 8455870978 MIMA STROLLER: New, still in box white Xari stroller. $1200 Negotiable.

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Hamaspik

PRE-OWNED STROLLERS Bugaboo bugabee, uppa baby, Travel stroller. Great condition, awesome prices!

Call 845-533-9361

Job

:‫סקול מיידלעך‬-‫אכטונג היי‬ ‫זוכט איר אנצופולן די שעות אינדרויסן סקול מיט‬ STARS HIRING‫תוכן‬ NOW: ?‫און סיפוק‬ The STARS program is now hiring 12th Grade (age ‫האט איר א געשמאק צו העלפן קינדערלעך מיט‬ ?‫געברויכן‬ 18+) or post-seminary girls to‫ספעציעלע‬ work with our young

HOMES

adult students 6:00-9:00 p.m. in the evening, 1-2 times a ‫שולע און זונטאג "רעספיט" פראגראמען‬-‫המספיק נאך‬ week, as they enjoy exciting‫שטאב‬ educational !‫מיטגלידער‬ ‫יעצט אויף נאך‬and ‫נעמען‬therapeutic SHISHA REALTY Beautiful apartments in .‫ נאכמיטאג‬2:00 ‫ אינדערפרי ביז‬10:00 ‫"זונטאג רעספיט" איז‬ activities Yerushalayim avail. forand outings. Enjoy a fun work environment .3:45-5:45 ‫שולע רעספיט" איז מאנטאג ביז דאנערשטאג‬-‫"נאך‬ short term rentals.

We and gratifying work as you positively impact lives— manage properties as well. Call 718-408-8070 ‫און גוט‬license ,‫ מלא סיפוק‬,‫אטמאספערע‬ ‫געשמאקע‬ plus, great pay!.‫באצאלט‬ Driver’s required. for American Service! ,‫אינפארמאציע‬ ‫אייער‬ ‫מיט‬ ‫היינט‬ ‫נאך‬ ‫רופט‬ Email usFor at vacation@ more information, please call 845-746-7254. shisharealty.com 845-425-3421

GIRLS DAY HAB OPPORTUNITY:

ELM ST. 4 bedroom condo on 2nd floor, playroom, laundry room, 2 1/2 baths, back porch, & storage in basement. Pls call 917-409-6390

Join our Fabulous team of staff who make a difference. Driver’s license preferred. Please Contact: 5 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, end, great location, .6 acre, $545k, call/text 347-515-1105 Esty Schonfeld playroom and back patio. No Section 8. Please Call 845POMONAP :845-425-5011659-4531.

E: Eschonfeld@hamaspikrockland.org AIRMONT RENTAL 3 bedroom 1 bath apt; big backyard; (917)830-6341

FOR RENT ON ELM STREET 4rth floor flat style unit for rent includes: Kitchen/ Dinette, Dining Rm/Living Rm, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, back porch. Please Call 845659-4531.

SUNDAY RESPITE PROGRAM:

BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM 2.5 bath private home available for rent on Besen Pkwy in Airmont NY. Please reach out to chaya: chaya@ opalrealty.com/ 8454258775 to schedule a viewing.

Renovated Hi-Ranch, Walking distance to RusticBerger Shull. Call/Text 845270-9417

Hamaspik is currently hiring high school girls for our FOR RENT Sunday Respite Program A rewarding and fun-filled 3 bedrm; 2 bath; Springhill, Chestnut Ridge (845) 377 3687 experience. Good Pay. If interested, please email to FOR RENT ON HORTON Flat style unit on Horton Respitegirls@hamaspikrockland.org or call CASTLE DRIVE845-425-3421 POCONO MOUNTAIN PA Drive: Kitchen/dinette, Chestnut ridge 845-200-6924 3 bedroom, kitchen, d.r., 2 a detail Dining/Living Rm, 4 and leave message bathrooms,. Activities on bedrooms, 2.5 baths, premises. 845 4257780

Playroom and back porch.

No Section 8. Please Call 845PACE OPPORTUNITY: 659-4531.

APARTMENT WANTED 1 room for a single buchar.

Willing to pay max $700 (845)596-9711

Looking for a woman/girl to help a low functioning 5 14 KINGSTON DRIVE year old girl, every evening, from about P.M. N.MIAMI8:00-10:00 BEACH NEW HEMPSTEAD 6 bdrms, Walk-in, 2 bedroom 3 bthrms, 2,876 sq ft, deadfurnished house, pool, call 845Job also involves some light housework.

Please 503-0214.

HOUSE FOR RENTBOXWOOD LN 6 Boxwood Ln- beautiful and immaculate bi-level home for rent includes: Kitchen, Dining Rm/Living Rm,

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Classifieds 5”,6”,7” Gutters Copper and aluminum gutters Over 30 colors 845-782-4473 sales@advancedguttersinc.com

Gutter Guard Installation

Fully Insured Free estimates next to shuls & shopping, reasonable, 914 8063048 1 BDRM Ronald Dr. Please call: 845 376-4366 2 BEDROOM APT West Central and West st area, Please Call 845-4457436 4 ROOM APARTMENT on Cedar Lane. Chosson Kalla only. 596-2660.

4 ROOM APARTMENT 1.5 bathrooms located on North Cole. $1650 plus utilities. Please call 8454758442 1 BEDROOM new on Lane st, 1 Bedroom, Kitchen, Dining Room. Call 845-425-9144 THREE ROOM APARTMENT on Dana road. Appliances included. Can be furnished.

Please call 352 6960 BIG BASEMENT Basement for rent. 2 bedrooms,bathroom and kitchen. Please call 8454758442

Cleaning and Repirs

PRINCIPAL POSITION OPENING An established chasidishe girl’s school in Monsey is seeking a principal for the high-school English department with a high standard.

Please fax in your resume to: 845-746-9072.

1 BEDROOM STUDIO in airmont. Also good for office ready to move in call: 718 635 0705 HOSTED APARTMENT available for shabbosim, simchas etc. Please call 845 263 0611 YERUSHALAYIM FOR RENT: New suites across from Shefa Mall. Book by Feb 15 for rate as low as $79/nite. 347 8314995 1 BEDROOM on bates dr. pls call 845 356 2592 or 845 304 6679

FOR RENT SPACIOUS ROOM in Bates area. Suitable for office or playgroup. 450 sq.

Ft. 845 426 5484 FREE RETAIL SPACE in a consignment store @ 212 Market Street , Nanuet. 845501-7495 SPACE RENTAL Ronald Dr. Multiple uses.

Call/Text 845-445-9123

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NEW OFFICE SPACE approximately 560 Sq ft. please call 845-738-6974 SHABBOS RENTAL Newly renovated 10 bedrooms (28 beds) House in Center of Woodridge. Next to 2 Shuls/Mikvah & Grocery.

Please call 845-517-7068.

DRESS/GOWNS CHILDREN’S SIMCHAH DRESSES for sale sizes 12 ,14 and 8 Call 845-709-3689 SIZE 0 DRESS Has wide seams, may fit up to size 4.. 845-200-4219 CREAM AND BLUSH DRESS size 0-2 call: 845-352-0069

LIGHT COLOR MECHETENISTA DRESS Size 12. Cocktail length. At great price. one of a kind black skirt with pink blouse size 0. Call: 845-608-9176.cl 2 CREAM COLORED GOWNS for teens and 2 pink gowns girls sizes 8-10 and 14-16 845263-2991 SIZE 8/10 BLACK wedding or tenoyim dress for rent. Call 845-422-0125 or 845-694-9573 MATERNITY DRESS FOR RENT Beautiful black and white dress for rent. For more info call 845.376.3412 WEDDING DRESS Green and Black size 10-12 Cocktail length for rent, Please call: 845-587-0204

s PRETEEN GOWN Ivory and black with exquisite detail! Approx Size16-18 girls 1917-295-0617.

BLACK & WHITE (GREY) GOWN Size 2-4-6 for rent. Call 845517-7072

NEW! LITTLE ROYALTY! An affordable rental right here in monsey. Girls gowns size 18 months - size 20. We also carry plus sizes. Boys simcha outfits and suits 12 months-size 8. Please call: 845-535-1755

SISTER OF BRIDE Beautiful gold and black, sister of bride, pink label dress for sale call 347.549.7268

KLEINFELD KALLAH GOWN Magnificent custom gown for sale. Please call 347.549.7268 EXCLUSIVE SISTER OF BRIDE GOWN Magnificent blue and cream gown size 4-6 for sale/rent.

Please call 845.200.4326 CREAM AND SILVER GOWN Size 8-10. $175/$325. Call/text 845-271-8415.

MATERNITY CHASUNA DRESSES for sale or rent call 659-8753 regular Mechteniste dresses too WEDDING DRESS Black w/ velvet lace sz 16, pls call 499-8078 LADIES GOWN size 18/20 designer fabric gown, room to let out or down, for sale. Pls call 8456416184.

Hamaspik ComHab opportunities:

CHAMPAGNE MOTHER OF THE BRIDE beaded dress, size 18-20.

Matching headscarf and additional beads. Call/ text 8456416184 BLACK WEDDING DRESS Size 6-8 for rent, Call/text: 845-538-7244 MECHTENISTA DRESS new finds dress size 12-14 call 425-8243 EMBROIDERED GOWN Size 4 -6. Light coloring. 845538-7161 WHITE AND GREEN DRESS for sale-size 2-4. Please call/ text 845-269-8649.

2 BLUSH COLORED GOWNS sizes 10 &12. Call 8453529582.

Job

SIZE 0 gown/dress. call/text: 845587-8424 BLACK VELVET GOWN Size 4/6 with gold belt lining in the green family 8454227477 BLACK MATERNITY GOWN For sale, Size S. Call 845-2637937 ADULT/TEEN GOWN for sale size 4-6 lace with teal blue lining 659-9155 2-4 BRAND NEW black & turquoise. only $150!

646-856-5498 GOWN TO RENT black cut velvet and off white gown cocktail length. Size 4 Call 845-274-5202

Opportunities

SEEKING WORKERS: ARS HIRING• NOW: Worker to take out a little boy with special needs in the Grove St.COMHAB/RESPITE area on Shabbos mornings.

Looking for a male comhab worker to be a ‘frien The STARS program is now hiring 12th Grade (age • Worker to take a high functioning special needs adult to the gym a few afternoons during the week. Must drive. girls to work with our young a high functioning teenager every day between 3 a ) or post-seminary • Worker to take an adorable special needs young girl to theFlexible gym. 1-3about x a week, from 6:30-8:45. Preferably schedule. lt students 6:00-9:00 p.m. in the evening, 1-2 times a pm. someone that drives.

Looking for a male worker to help a young man k, as they enjoy exciting educational and therapeutic • Heimishe family to take a wheelchair bound physically disabled young girl for Pesach. Well paid. slight every morning from 6 vities and outings.

Enjoy a fun • Female workers in thework Brewer environment neighborhood to workawith high physical functioning disability special needs individuals. gratifying • work as you positively impact lives— and evenings from 6-9PM. Female worker to work with a high functioning autistic girl in New City. Must drive. call 845-503-0240 s, great pay!please Driver’s license required.

Looking for a female worker to accompa physically disabled young girl every Sunday to a th more information, please call 845-746-7254.

Hamaspik aba Department is looking for male and female PARA Professionals to work with children in the appointment in Brooklyn.

LS DAY HAB OPPORTUNITY: late afternoon hours. Gain experience working under the leadership of our qualified BCBA’s. High school diploma Looking for a fun-loving girl that wants to work Join our required. Please send your resume to: Email: Rsteif@hamaspikrockland.org, Fax: 845-503-1239.

Fabulous team of staff who make a erence. Driver’s license preferred. Please Contact: disabled young woman. Former camp simcha ‫געטרייער יונגערמאן צו‬ ‫ווערט געזוכט א‬ ‫ טובה! עס‬and ‫פרנסה‬possibly every preferred.

Weekends y Schonfeld‫אדער מילדע מענטל‬/‫ארבעטן דורכ’ן טאג מיט ערוואקסענע מיט פיזישע און‬counselor ‫ ביטע‬.‫ און רייכע אקטיוויטעטן‬,‫ געשמאקע אטמאספערע‬,‫ גוט באצאלט מיט קנאקעדיגע בענעפיטן פעקל‬,‫טיים פאסטן‬-‫ פול‬.‫באגרעניצונגען‬ Looking for an experienced mature woman to as 45-425-5011 E: Eschonfeld@hamaspikrockland.org 845-425-9104 ‫אינפארמאציע צו‬/‫פעקסט אריין אייער רעזומעי‬ new mother with newborn care and light houseke NDAY RESPITE PROGRAM: 2018 / THEout MONSEY VIEWboy / 145 from Looking for January a girl31,to take a young www.themonseyview.com / 845.600.8484 amaspik is currently hiring high school girls for our square on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon

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Opportunities

ATTENTION STAY AT HOME MOMS: YOUR HOME! YOUR TIME! YOUR SCHEDULE! Did you know that you can provide ComHab services during the afternoon, evening, and weekend hours in the comfort of your own home? Earn a salary and gain GIRLS DAY HAB OPPORTUNITY: tremendous satisfaction knowing you are making a Join our Fabulous team of staff who make a .

Driver’s license preferred.

Please Contact: Provide one on one training difference difference in people’s lives.

Esty Schonfeld P :845-425-5011 E: Eschonfeld@hamaspikrockland.org for young ladies in the community! They can help with SUNDAY RESPITE PROGRAM: laundry, cooking, and various household chores!

Hamaspik is currently hiring high school girls for our STARS HIRING NOW:

The STARS program is now hiring 12th Grade (age 18+) or post-seminary girls to work with our young adult students 6:00-9:00 p.m. in the evening, 1-2 times a week, as they enjoy exciting educational and therapeutic activities and outings. Enjoy a fun work environment and gratifying work as you positively impact lives— plus, great pay! Driver’s license required.

For more information, please call 845-746-7254.

Sunday Respite Program A rewarding and fun-filled experience. Good Pay. If interested, please email to Respitegirls@hamaspikrockland.org or call 845-425-3421 and leave a detail message

SEEKING COMHAB/RESPITE WORKERS: Looking for a male comhab worker to be a ‘friend’ for a high functioning teenager every day between 3 and 10 pm. Flexible about schedule.

Looking for a male worker to help a young man with a slight physical disability every morning from 6-8 AM and evenings from 6-9PM. Looking for a female worker to accompany a physically disabled young girl every Sunday to a therapy appointment in Brooklyn.

Looking for a fun-loving girl that wants to work with a disabled young woman. Former camp simcha/hasc counselor preferred. Weekends and possibly every day.

Looking for an experienced mature woman to assist a new mother with newborn care and light housekeeping.

Looking for a girl to take out a young boy from new square on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon.

Looking for a female worker to work with a very low functioning teenager on weekends. Francis area.

Looking for girl to take out a young girl with lots of medical issues on Sundays. Individual should have g-tube experience or willing to train.

Looking for a worker to take out a young boy in new square on Shabbos.

Please call 845-503-0240 to find out how to get started.

PACE OPPORTUNITY:

WEDDING GOWN Si 14/16. Blush colored. Long.

Call/text 845 538 7628

Looking for a woman/girl to help a low functioning 5 year old girl, every evening, from about 8:00-10:00 P.M. Job also involves some light housework. Please call 845503-0214.

WOMANS BLACK GOWN size 4 for sale. Call 845 596

BEIGE & GOLD GOWN size 14 call 845 573 9270

OFF WHITE DRESS trimmed with black velvet size 2-4 Call 845-354-8026

IVORY AND GOLD GOWN sz 4-5 kids approx to rent for $25 and teen approx 6 $150.

371-1765

Please contact our Comhab Coordinator at 845-5030240 or3406 email tmermelstein@hamaspikrockland.org

BEIGE/GOLD DRESS for sale. approx size 4-6.

Worn once. please call/text 845-263-7890 BLACK GOWN/DRESS for rent with velvet size 10/12.

Call/text 845-499-5202 LADIES SIZE 6 black dress for rent. Cocktail length. Please text or call 3474860344.

BLACK AND GOLD GOWN size 8 to sell. Call 845 570 3233

SIZE 10 mauve & off white gown rent $200 plz call 200-1689 BLACK AND WHITE children gowns please call 84-425-1436 or 845-352-5820 IVORY GOWN mauve/gold brocade inlay, size 6-8. Please call or text 845-323-2434

PINK/BLUSH GOWN size 4/6 call 845-352-1650

GOLD GOWN FOR SALE Size 0-2 worn once. call 845608-4906

BLACK AND GOLD GOWN Euro Design size 4-6. For sale, only $400! Call/text 845-5177326

MATERNITY MACHETENISTA DRESS Black and Silver. Size Small.

845-425-4578.

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IVORY AND BLACK VELVET GOWN size 2-4 teens for sale 845.354.8026 BLUSH PINK GOWN size 4-6. Call now: 929 238 5487 COBALT BLUE GOWNS to rent Sizes-2,4,and 12. 845364-5473.

MECHTENISTA DRESS new finds dress size 12-14 For sale never worn call 425-8243 BLACK AND GOLD short vort dress size 4-6. 845608-1266 OFF WHITE & BLACK New Chasuna gown to rent size 4-6 call 845-304-5408

HELP WANTED FRUM COMPANY located just outside Monsey is looking to fill an inside sales assistant position. If you’re a

Bakery • Miniatures • Cakes

2 Preshburg Blvd • 845.782.9687

Now delivering to Monsey & New Square

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Famous for our divine dair y confections !

detail-oriented, driven, and passionate person who is proficient in Excel and you’re looking for a great working environment, we’d love to hear from you. Great salary and benefits. Full time only.

Please email your resume to saul@couchpotato.com.

GREAT JOB OPPORTUNITY

FT secretarial position available for girl in a well-established company located 25 minutes from Monsey.

Prior office experience a plus, long term opportunity to a stable career for qualified individual. Candidate to have own transportation (we’ll reimburse for travel expenses) please email resume to hr@ superiorpackgroup.com NEW YORK LIFE Expanding Our Team.

Individual Must Possess Sales Skills And Desire To Build A Career, Full Training And Support Provided 845-639-5216 Or Dglick@ Ft.Newyorklife.Com FULL TIME OFFICE POSITION Attentive Behavior Care (Monsey) is looking for a committed, responsible and detail oriented individual to join our admin team. Must be knowledgeable in Microsoft Suite and quick to learn new software. Heimish office, great salary and benefits.

For more information or to send a resume email info@ attentivebehavior.com or call 718-650-6540 x114 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE POSITION Local RE office is looking for a motivated, responsible employee to join an enjoyable working environment.

Applicant should: Have strong communication skills, Be comfortable with taking initiative, Basic knowledge

of Word and Excel. Starting salary – $17-$20/hour plus bonuses. Resumes can be sent to: yoni@repagllc.com POSITION AVAILABLE: Looking for motivated full time employee in fast paced office. Must be computer savvy, detail oriented, and able to meet tight deadlines. Great pay for the right individual.

Please email resume to officepositionavailable94@ gmail.com.

PART TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT: 2:30pm - 5:30pm. Good phone and strong computer skills. Working knowledge and experience in Graphics and Social Media Marketing.

Hours can be flexible. send resume efeder@chesed247. org or call 845-354-3233 x 1121 P/T RECEPTIONIST/ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT For local insurance agency seeking Qualified candidates, please email resume to cstern@brokerscentral.com REAL-ESTATE MANAGEMENT OFFICE looking to hire F/T secretaryA/P. Applicant should be proficient in QBooks with great communication skills.

Please email resume to ehorowitz@sapphirevent. com Fax:845.474.0048 MANAGER / SALES POSITION Children’s Store Looking for Manager / Saleslady. Call 845.323.6933.

RECEPTIONIST busy office in Monsey is looking to hire a female multi-tasking receptionist for the afternoon/evening hours. Good computer and people skills a must.

Please email resume to hr@

Great Job opportunity Medicaid Service Coordinator Hamaspik of orange County Requirement Associates degree Desire to enhance lives of individuals with disabilities OPWDD experience a plus.

Yiddish speaking preferable.

Excellent work environment

Please email resume to Email: Zelik@hamaspikorange.org or contact 845-774-0307 kidsfirstserices.com or call 845-425-2299 Ext 103

office experience required.

Fax resume to 845-400-1001

P/T OFFICE POSITION For responsible, detailed oriented woman to fill a secretarial position.

Candidate should be fluent in Yiddish and English, ability to multitask, good organizational skills, and knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and QuickBooks.

Please email resume to: monseyhire@gmail.com

BOOKKEEPING FIRM is looking to hire a detailed oriented and self-motivated girl to fill a FT bookkeeping position. Email your resume to hiring10952@gmail.com

F/T SECRETARY Phone skills, computer literacy and office experience required. Fax resume to 845913-9252 MONSEY OFFICE seeking temporary (for a few weeks) f/t secretary. Phone skills, computer literacy and

FRUM, LOCAL OFFICE looking for receptionist to field phone calls and engage in basic data entry. full-time position, flexible hours. (646) 664-1800 ext. 1118, or email atyehudah@markhertzco. com HEIMISHE LOCAL OFFICE is looking for an Executive Assistant, excellent phone skills and QB knowledge required. please email resume to image2874@gmail. com

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Swimming Lessons Available!

SEEKING GRAPHIC DESIGNER to join an exciting graphic design and marketing firm. email resume and portfolio to monseygraphics10952@ gmail.com MALE PERSONAL CARE AIDE private pay. References required. If you know an experienced aide who has available hours, please call 845-356-1519.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE/ SECRETARY willing to train, great potential for growth Company located 10 mins from Monsey seeking full time employee. Looking for motivated, detail oriented individual that wants to grow and help expand. Starting salary $15.00.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NEEDED In Wig salon Basic computer and phone skills needed. will train. Please fax resume to 845-290-6162 SEEKING SALES HELP for jewelry store evenings 4:30-7 please call 845-6082269 SALESWOMAN In a kitchen & bath showroom. email us Royal10977@gmail.com” DUE TO MEDICAL EMERGENCY

local yeshiva seeks teacher for late afternoon hours to teach secular subjects in middle elementary grade.

Please email resume to secondesk@gmail.com or fax 845.356.4507.

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SOCIAL WORKER WANTED who is interested in working in a school-based setting under the CEC program.

Yiddish speaking a plus.

Please email resume to abremedial@gmail.com SEEKING SUBSTITUTES: Cheder D’Monsey Preschool is updating their substitute list. Short and long term.

If interested, please call 362-7700 ext 2 or email ssteinwurzel@yogmonsey. org.

WOMEN’S DAY HAB – GREAT OPPORTUNITY Motivated, patient and dedicated staff needed.

Hours 9am-4pm, Friday till 1pm. Opportunities for growth. Call 845-354-3233 x 1121 or email efeder@ chesed247.org SEEKING a warm & fun loving girl to do the Son-Rise Program with an adorable girl after 12:30Pm.training provided. call after 5. 274-0911 LOOKING FOR A FEMALE to assist a middle-aged woman with cooking and some personal needs, 3x a week, early afternoon.

Driving preferred. Please call Hamaspik at 845-503-0814.

EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER at my home. Please call 845499-8684 SEEKING BABYSITTER in my home Roberts Rd/ Joshua Ct area. One baby.

12:30-4:00 Mon.- Thurs. 356 2358 FRUM LADY ONCE A WEEK to help out with laundry, cooking, mending, and light cleaning. $15 an hour, near Kiryas Radin

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER warm and experienced babysitter, available to babysit night hours in your home. references available. please call 845.499.9272 WARM HEIMISHE BABYSITTER currently accepting overnights and weeklies.

Loads of toys and undivided attention. 845-263-4529 HEIMISH , WARM BABYSITTER available in airmont from 8:00 a.m. till 230 p.m. Many happy references available 718 635 0705

es EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Babysitting group on West Side Avenue, private park, big playroom, a few more slots available. Ages 18-24 months.

Starting July 1st 845.362.2599 or 845.499.6473.

SERVICES CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA) Certified Birth Doula DASSY PHOTOGRAPHY Newborns, Upsherin, family portraits and more.

Professional editing!

Free digital album! Gift certificates available too.

(845)-517-9920/(845)-5040934

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We do pick ups all year round - schools shuls homes. 845-461-3084 TURNING 65?

Medicare Supplement Insurance – advice and sales.

Mrs. R. Schwartz- licensed agent -845.263.0617 – rs.msupplement@gmail.com REPAIRS Plumbing, Electrical, Hardware. Motty 845-4991266 GARTLECH We fix hand knitted Gartlech & make Professional Fringes.

Please call: 917-414-3281 COMPUTER HELP??

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SEEKING COMHAB/RESPITE WORKERS: Shvesterheim is looking for a live in couple.

Looking for a male comhab worker to be a ‘frien The STARS program is now hiring 12th Grade (age ) or post-seminary girls to work with our young a high functioning teenager every day between 3 a • Couple will have a private attached apartment and must be available lt students 6:00-9:00 p.m. in the evening, 1-2 times a pm. Flexible about schedule.

Shabbosim and all Yomim Tovim.

Looking for a male worker to help a young man k, as they enjoy exciting educational and therapeutic vities and outings. Enjoy a fun work environment a slight physical disability every morning from 6 • The right candidate must have prior experience with special needs. gratifying work as you positively impact lives— and evenings from 6-9PM. s, great pay! Driver’s license required.

Looking for a female worker to accompa • Great Benefit package! physically disabled young girl every Sunday to a th more information, please call 845-746-7254. appointment in Brooklyn.

LS DAY HAB OPPORTUNITY: Email resume to estylandau@hamaspikrockland.org Looking for a fun-loving girl that wants to work Join our Fabulous team of staff who make a or fax to 845-503-1895. erence. Driver’s license preferred. Please Contact: disabled young woman. Former camp simcha counselor preferred. Weekends and possibly every y Schonfeld To inquire about job details, please email or fax your information and we will contact you.

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SPEAKERS TO RENT for all your Simches & more, We also have a mp3 system. call 845.579.5467 THE BALLOON CORNER Helium balloons for all your occasions. We accomodate late night calls. Viola area.

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By Chaim Fisgus.For full Dynamic vocal control, freedom and power. All voice types. All singing styles. For Adults and kids.

Group lessons available.

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845•327•8420 DRUM LESSONS BY SHMUEL KLAVER Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor. Lessons ($45 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional. Call (845) 459-9935 CALMER & EASIER Taharas Hamishpacha review or Kallah class specializing in anxiety,water phobia etc References upon request Keila Kenner 718 637 4096 MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable price! References available.

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ODDS AND ENDS HEIMISHE MOISED seeking donations of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition. Tax deductible. Please call 845500-3100 FREE HOMEBUYER SEMINAR Monday February 12th | Community Outreach Center | 11 Melnick drive | 8:00 PM | RSVP emiltz@fmm.com or 845-262-5549 MARRIAGE COUNSELING MONSEY (IN BOLD) Dr. Yisroel Kaplan, PhD, LCSW - 20+ years exper. Call for FREE Phone Consultation: 917-345-5750 GIRLS CONNECTION Program for enhanced friendships and self esteem

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‫בעזהשי“ת‬

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‫סאטמאר‬

‫בדחנא דמלכא פה מפיק מרגליות וידען נפלא‬

‫מוה״ר מרדכי דוד‬ ‫עסטרייכער‬

‫הי״ו‬

‫דעם מוצש״ק‬

‫מחשובי אנ״ש וויליאמסבורג יצ״ו‬

‫רה הננו להזמין את כל‬ ‫בוד והוק באי שער בית מד הקהל‬ ‫ל‬ ‫הקו‬ ‫רש‬ ‫בכ אנ״ש וכ ולהשתתף אצל ינו שיח דש‬ ‫י‬ ‫לבא‬ ‫ו‬ ‫מעמד‬

‫גם אני‬ ‫מצטרף‬

‫דבר הקהלה ישמיע‬ ‫הרבני הנגיד הנכבד‬

‫הרה״ח ר׳ ישראל‬ ‫שיפף הי״ו‬ ‫מראשי קהלתינו הק׳‬

‫די אויסטערלישער בליה און וואוקס‬ ‫ודברים העומדים על הפרק‬ ‫בקרב קהלתינו הק׳‬

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‫הי״ו‬

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‫חה‬

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