Issue 71 by The Monsey View

Our Town’s Weekly

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Issue #71

UNDER THE WATCHFUL GAZE Sukkah hopping through life

PAID IN FULL by the One Above

The sukkah that doubles as an artistic masterpiece ‫פון דערפל צו עיר ואם בישראל‬

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“We all knew he was much too sick to make the trip; and his doctors confirmed it. Some even told us that the flight would kill him!” The wish took an unexpected turn towards reality when Mrs. Lebowitz met David Zidile, who inquired after his patient’s health. “It’s the craziest thing,” Mrs. Lebowitz responded. “Moshe Yehuda wants to move to Israel, even though it’s impossible for him to travel.” David, who is the Flight Paramedic for VitalOne answered, “Of course it’s possible. I’ll call my boss, Isaac Leider.”

And so the stage was set for an incredible air medical transport. While Isaac consulted with doctors both in New York and Israel to arrange the myriad medical details, Nefesh B’Nefesh was contacted to initiate the Aliyah process. The Lebowitz family is not just any family; after raising 8 children of their own, they adopted four children with special needs, ranging in age from 15 to 28. Complex arrangements needed to be made for their ongoing care and comfort in Israel as well. With a bracha from Horav Chaim Kanievsky shlita encouraging their efforts, the Lebowitz family spent the next several months taking care of the hundreds of logistical details involved. Once the Aliyah was approved, VitalOne took over. The beside to bedside trip was anything but simple. Rabbi Lebowitz’s vitals had to be constantly monitored. Once on the plane, between the VitalOn medical team, the medications and the sophisticated medical equipment, the entire first class section of the EL AL Boeing 747 was turned into an airborne hospital room.

Gitty is still amazed at how smooth the transport went. “The ambulance came to my parents’ home and carefully transferred my father to the airport where I met them with 10 carry-ons filled with medication. Isaac was there orchestrating every step. The crew took us though the TSA check points, and from there we went to the King David lounge. As soon as we were ready to board, we were escorted directly to the EL AL plane where the lead flight attendant, Ian, was waiting to greet us. Between the complete attention of the Vital One crew, the entire fist class cabin prepared just for us, the incredible array of Glatt kosher food and the very gracious steward Ian who tended to our every need, you would have thought we were visiting dignitaries!” “I felt so comfortable that the VitalOne crew would be able to handle anything that might come up, I actually ate a delicious meal of grilled chicken and quinoa and took advantage of the Tempur-Pedic mattress to get some sleep!” With the intense preparation and professional expertise of the VitalOne crew including Dr. Avi Factor, Medical Director/ Flight Physician, David Zidile, Flight Paramedic & Respiratory Therapist and Raanan Zidile, Flight Paramedic, the flight turned out to be uneventful. “Though we are ready for anything, our goal is to be proactive rather than reactive and prevent any mid-flight medical crisis through close monitoring of vitals and constant supervision,” explains Dr. Avi Factor, Medical Director and Flight Physician.

As soon as the EL AL flight touched down in Ben Gurion airport at 5:45am, Rabbi Lebowitz was whisked into a United Hatzalah ambulance waiting on the tarmac, for the short ride to the Beit Rivka Geriatric Rehabilitation Hospital in Petah Tikva, the VitalOne crew at his side. At 7:32am, a mere 19 hours after the transport began, Rabbi Lebowitz was transferred to the care of Dr. Gregory Papirov, the accepting physician.

“My father is gloriously happy,” shares Gitty. “With G-d’s help he will soon be living in a brand new apartment in Jerusalem overlooking Geulah. Isaac can arrange anything. In his quiet and unassuming way, he accomplishes the impossible. Between him, David, Raanan, Avi Factor and the amazing crew, VitalOne made my father’s dream come true and we are all forever grateful.”

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FYI Bearer of the lulav: the mighty palm.

FOOD AND FAMILY Succulent chicken mains sure please.

SUN ON STONE The stress Malka’la is under begins to take its toll.

EXCURSIONS Exciting Chol Hamoed getaways!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

48>> INBOX 52>> ZMANIM 54>> MASTERPLAN 66>> TIME OF JOY 72>> WEEK IN REVIEW 76>> ELECTIONS

84>> SUN ON STONE 93>> FOOD AND FAMILY 103>> SUKKAH HOPPING 113>> WALLS OF SPLENDOR 124>> FYI 130>> EXCURSIONS

171>> YIDDISH 180>> LEARN TO DRAW 186>> FUN PAGES 198>> REAL ESTATE 202>> CLASSIFIEDS 208>> PICTURES

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SHORT ON TIME SHLOCK

The “short-on-time shlock” with the roll-away awning that you featured last week is just brilliant! My sukkah is on a deck, so I don’t think it would work for us, but if it would, I would definitely go for it. I always love to see the unique topics that The Monsey View surprises us with. Thank you!

make your readers aware of an excellent kitchen product upon which you can rest the pomegranate half while it is thwacked. It makes the job a lot faster and easier. It looks like an upside-down bowl with a grid on the top to allow the seeds to fall through while supporting the fruit. It is for sale in all houseware stores, and even in the supermarkets.

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PRACTICAL HALACHOS PUT INTO PRACTICE

I just wanted to take a minute to thank you for Rebbetzin Weissmandl’s column that really helped me over Yom Tov. In the hecticness of it all, and with the men away for most of the day, I’m so often unsure of what my obligations are. Knowing the halachos and being able to refer to them really put me at ease. G.D.

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YOUR VOICE SUKKAH-HOPPING ETIQUETTE

Now that Succos is right around the corner, and the children are excited to go visit Sukkahs in the neighborhood, I'd like to point out a few things that bothered me about the visitors' behavior in the past few years. Before sending the kids out, please remind them to: 1. Knock once, and not too loudly, so as not to wake anyone who may be asleep. 2. Leave the food at home, and not leave a trail of crumbs in others' sukkahs. 3. Not to touch or damage any of the Sukkah decorations. 4. Be polite, keep the visit short, and compliment the host. I'm looking forward to greeting your children this Succos. Your Neighbor

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I have to confess that I am also a little put off by the Jewish advertisements for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s clothing being marketed to the frum community that feature models that are decidedly very un-Jewish looking. I understand that very few of us want our children to become clothing models, especially our daughters, and it could very well be that these are high-resolution pictures distributed by the manufacturers for use in print media. But this still bothers me. Of course the models in these ads are all adorable, but is this what we are aspiring to? That this is how we want our kids to look? Call me crazy, but this just seems to lack yiddishe taâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;am to me. Sandy Eller

I was happy to see the letter in last weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s View about improper advertisements, something that has been bothering me deeply for a while. I hope that companies will realize that we do not strive to dress up our children like what they are portraying, and I am looking forward to see more heimishe ads. A Mother

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‫פרשת האזינו‬ ‫מוצאי שבת‬ ‫ערב סוכות‬ '‫יום ב‬ '‫מוצאי יום ב‬ ‫שבת חוה"מ‬ ‫מוצאי שבת‬ ‫שמיני עצרת‬ ‫שמחת תורה‬ ‫מוצאי שמחת תורה‬ ‫שבת בראשית‬ ‫מוצאי שבת‬

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‫מ‬ ‫לו‬ ‫מ‬ ‫דו‬ ‫ת‬ ‫וו‬ ‫ע‬ ‫ט‬ ‫אי‬ ‫"‬ ‫ה‬ ‫וו‬ ‫ע‬ ‫ר‬ ‫ן‬ ‫אייער טעגליכער געשמאק!‬ ‫הונדערטער זענען שוין ב"ה 'די בעסטע מלמדים'‬ ‫אין די מוסדות פון‪ :‬בעלזא‪ ,‬וויזשניץ‪ ,‬מונקאטש‪ ,‬ניקולשבורג‪ ,‬סאטמאר‪,‬‬ ‫סקווירא‪ ,‬פאפא‪ ,‬צאנז‪-‬קלויזענבורג‪ ,‬ראחמיסטריווקא‪ ,‬בית דוד‪ ,‬און נאך‬

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‫‪'6‬טע‬ ‫מחזור‬

‫שיעורי הכשרה‬

‫למלמדים‬ ‫דורכ'ן מחנך מומחה ונפלא‬

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‫וואו מ'הערט און מ'לערנט גרונטליך די הצלחה'דיגע מהלכים אויף די פאלגענדע נושאים‪:‬‬

‫ריכטיג אוועקשטעלן די כיתה באלד אנהויב זמן • האבן אן אויסגעצייכענטן סדר היום • צו קענען זיין‬ ‫פאזעטיוו און אהבה'דיג צו די תלמידים • ׳צו באקומען די גאנצע כיתה' צו וועלן צוהערן • די ריכטיגע‬ ‫מעטאדן אויסצופירן הליכות ותקנות הכיתה • ווי אזוי צו בויען מאטאוואציע און רצון ביי 'אלע' תלמידים •‬ ‫ווען יא און ווען נישט געבן מתנות • ווען יא און ווען נישט מעניש זיין • ריכטיגער וועג אין האבן קאנטאקט‬ ‫מיט די עלטערן • ריכטיגער וועג פון פערזענליכן קאנטאקט מיט 'יעדן' תלמיד‬

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By Tova Fried Every Yom Tov has a main characteristic that is its trademark. Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement, Pesach is called z’man cheruseinu — the time of our freedom, Shavuos is called z’man matan Toraseinu — the time of the giving of the Torah, and Chanukah is the festival of light. Sukkos is called z’man simchaseinu, which translates as “the time of our joy.” Sukkos and joy are intertwined, and this is how it is meant to be. It is written explicitly in the Torah that we should be joyful during the chag of Sukkos: “Us’machtem lifnei Hashem Elokeichem — And you shall be joyful before Hashem your G-d for seven days." (Vayikra 23:40) Just as the Torah commands us to love Hashem, the Torah is commanding us to be joyful during Sukkos. What is the source of this joy? For surely there must be a source we can dip into, if we are not just encouraged but commanded to be joyful. The Shem MiShmuel explains the connection between Sukkos and joy as follows: The first Yom Tov in Tishrei is Rosh Hashanah. “Rosh” means head, and indeed, Rosh Hashanah represents the intellect. Rosh Hashana is also called the Yom HaDin — the day of strict justice. On Rosh Hashanah, we rededicate ourselves to living lives of justice in accordance with the Torah, which is an intellectual decision. Yom Kippur represents the heart. Yom Kippur is associated with Aharon HaKohen, who was known for his ahavas Hashem and his ahavas yisroel. Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, zt”l, notes that the avodah of Yom

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Kippur was given to Aharon Hakohen himself, not to the “kohen gadol.” This is because Aharon HaKohen pursued peace due to his outstanding ahavas yisroel, which was an offshoot of his ahavas Hashem. Yom Kippur is a time when we rededicate ourselves to ahavas Hashem. Thus we see that Yom Kippur is associated with the heart. The Shem MiShmuel emphasizes that people are a combination of mind and heart. We must have both in order to be balanced and complete. Both aspects of ourselves — the intellect and the heart — join together in synchrony during the chag of Sukkos. We can see this synchrony in the objects we use on Sukkos. The most famous object we use on Sukkos is the sukkah itself. The sukkah is symbolic of the ananei hakavod — the Clouds of Glory that accompanied Klal Yisroel in the desert. The ananei hakavod were given in the merit of Aharon HaKohen, who personified peace. The sukkah represents peace, just as the ananei hakavod kept us secure and peaceful. This is the heart aspect of Sukkos. The second major object of Sukkos is the lulav. The lulav is straight, which represents logic, or intellect. Rosh Hashana is associated with Moshe Rabbeinu. He represented the Torah and its yashrus: “Moshe emes utoraso emes.” The Torah is intellectual, and is epitomized by Moshe. The lulav thus represents the intellectual aspect of Sukkos. Sukkos brings together the intellect and the heart. By bringing to-

gether the lulav and the sukkah, the holiday fuses intellect with emotion, and gives us a sense of shaleimus — completeness. Completeness and fulfillment, in turn, lead to great joy — the joy created when differing aspects of our inner selves are in harmony with each other. We sit in our sukkah and rejoice in this wondrous union of our deepest natures. So we see that Sukkos is a time of deep joy. As we sit in our sukkos, eating, drinking, and enjoying this special time with our families, one might wonder: What happened to the fear we felt on Yom Kippur? Just a few days earlier, we were trembling, worried whether we will live or die. How is it possible to transition from intense fear to intense joy in the span of four days? We observe every Yom Tov for two days, with the exception of Yom Kippur. Chazal decreed that Yom Kippur should be observed for only one day due to the danger of fasting for two days. However, there were tzaddikim that fasted two days, such as Rabbeinu Yitzchak, one of the Baalei Tosfos. What’s more, the day after a Yom Tov contains some of the light of that Yom Tov. So the day after Yom Kippur is part of Yom Kippur, so in a sense there are really three days from Yom Kippur until Sukkos. Perhaps those three days are the reason we can put the fear of Yom Kippur behind us and enter the sukkah with joy. Three is a chazakah. If we have entered the chag of Sukkos, it means we have lived for three days after Yom Kippur. We have a chazakah for life, so we can assume that we will live. We put the fear behind us and celebrate z’man simchaseinu. May we all feel the true joy of Sukkos, and may we all be zoche to dwell in the sukkas oro shel liv’yasan.

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Car Magnets Express Hakaras Hatov to Ramapo Police If you have been driving around Ramapo over the past two weeks, you may have noticed them: blue and white car magnets bearing the words, “I thank and support my police.” Using automobiles as a medium to express gratitude to our local police force was the idea that came to Spring Valley resident, Shoshana Bernstein, after tensions erupted after a police shooting in Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Bernstein spoke to several people about her idea and Hiko Energy on College Road agreed to sponsor the project. After placing an initial order of 2,000 magnets, Mrs. Bernstein displayed the magnets at the service desks of Evergreen, Monsey Glatt, Rockland Kosher, and Wesley Kosher, where they are available free to shoppers. “My husband has been stopped on the road a couple

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South Florida Escapes Major Damage From Hurricane Matthew All eyes were glued to the Atlantic Ocean last week as Hurricane Matthew barreled towards the United States with deadly 140 mile per hour winds and torrential rain falls. Miami residents worried about the possibility of endless power outages during the busy Yom Tov season for snowbirds who winter in sunny South Florida. Matthew killed more than 800 people in Haiti and demolished tens of thousands of homes. Miami residents heaved a sigh of relief as the Category 4 storm headed towards Florida when it became apparent that they would be spared the worst of Matthew’s wrath, which seemed to be heading towards Palm Beach. As residents of Fort Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, Delray, and West Palm Beach prepared for the worst, the eye of the monster hurricane veered slightly eastward, propel-

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Stone By Chany Rosengarten Recap: Malka’la is so cold, she barely makes it back to the Kahns’ house. When she finally does come in, Gella admonishes her, but helps her warm up. Gella tells her she can’t collect this way, and that a better solution will be found. Malka’la assured Gella she was fine, that she wasn’t in pain, it was nothing, this throb and pull she felt pulsing through her. She didn’t want to tell Gella, didn’t want to prolong this, especially as Malka’la could no longer stand the water on her raw skin; she could barely stand upright, and the words Gella was saying — talking, weaving out of her mouth in a never-ending string — were grating, hurting, rubbing. Malka’la didn’t want solutions. She didn’t want Gella to make phone calls to “her very rich cousin who married off his son in a decorated warehouse.” She wanted for the Eibishter to see her strong desire, and bless her actions. She wanted dignity in her choices. And the more Gella spoke, the more despairing Malka’la became, until she couldn’t stand it anymore. “I’m tired now. I’ll go to sleep. Let’s talk when morning comes.” She went into her room. She locked the door, checking it twice. She fell into bed, fully clothed.

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The bed was so warm. She was so cold. The tiredness pulled her down, down, out. It was morning. Everything hurt. Everything — her throat, when did she think about her throat? But now she did, she felt it, she couldn’t lift it, it was a weight, a heavy burden, scratchy. Swallowing was difficult and painful, just swallowing her saliva made her protest. Her hands were cold, so cold, so cold, so, so cold. She shivered. The shiver wracked her. The movement hurt. The room was still brooding, but she could see that a shy sun had emerged. She got up — but no. She couldn’t get up. I can’t just lie here. So she climbed out of bed. The cold was even worse. Had she seen more blankets in the closet last night? She ventured to the closet. Her eyes looked out to an infinite sea of blackness. Steady yourself. But she couldn’t. She was fly-

ing, 6,000 miles a minute, and she was scared. The sensation left her breathless, sick. She swayed. Fell. Grabbed on to the bed. Yesterday’s food was still inside of her, a bundle, a burden. A wave of nausea overtook her. She clutched the bed tighter. It was no use to keep fighting herself. The food dispensed from whence it came in a powerful surge. It was an intense effort, heaving up an entire kingly feast from deep inside her, but it was a relief. She clutched the edge of her bed, so as not to fall. She bent over so as not to filthy herself. Tears beaded into her vision, from the exertion of it, from the involuntary desperation to purge. And then, she was done, and she was spent. An acrid taste filled her mouth, a fetid smell wafted into her nose. But she was too spent to attend to herself. She grabbed the towel that hung at the headboard, and

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threw it on the mess. How would that shaggy carpet ever come clean? She was sleeping now, again, now and then convulsing from cold, from overwhelming heat, from fatigue. When Gella awoke, her first thoughts took her right back to yesterday, and she remembered her conversation with the weakened, tired Malka’la. She felt a sort of trepidation and responsibility. Her husband was gracious with guests, as he was with all, but he generally kept out of her domain, and her understanding of how to welcome them, how to treat frequent guests. But she might need his help with this one. She sent the children out after farina, and with a recess snack. She had told Malka’la to only eat supper with them, because she

day got darker. Night. Where was Malka’la? Had she slunk out of the house? Even the schools had started an hour later because of road conditions. Gella served supper. But not before knocking gently on Malka’la’s door. Silence. She continued serving, but her mind kept active. Where was Malka’la so long? She did not know a thing about

Her hands were cold, so cold, so cold, so, so cold. She shivered. never wanted guests to feel obligated or pressured. Gella would rather stock and restock their pantry and fridge, and have them eat to their hearts’ desire because she wasn’t always available to serve. Today, though, she wouldn’t have minded. The farina was extra creamy, buttery, with the slightest twang of salt, and the most heavenly wisp of sugar. She had doled out brown sugar for the kids to top it with and they had licked the bowls clean. But Malka’la didn’t come; Gella couldn’t even hear a sound from that direction of the house. She davened. Straightened the house, made the beds, sautéed supper, simmered a soup, wrote a grocery list, called her friend on the phone. The buses started arriving, the sun went lower, the

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Monsey. I wonder if she’s okay. Gella sat at the table, brows furrowed. “I hope she didn’t do anything desperate and stupid.” Supper finished, the girls went downstairs to study, the boys went upstairs to play. No word of Malka’la. “I’m worried,” she told Zalman. She knocked again, louder. She tried the door handle. It was locked. “I’m very worried.” “She’s only our guest. She’s an adult.” “I’m still very worried. She arrived yesterday. She has no one. Yesterday, she was rash, because she is so… frantic. I don’t know if she got lost somewhere. She doesn’t even know our number.” “I think we need to give her space. She is an adult.” Gella went back to the kitch-

en. She cleaned. She put her children to bed. She ironed. She even emptied the mending basket. It was now midnight. She had not heard from her guest. It was true that she didn’t have the right to barge in on her guest room, when she had given it away. But she had to. Still, she resisted. She took a long bath. It was late; soon she’d need to be up again. She got ready for bed. And still, she tiptoed down the stairs and stood in front of the closed, wooden door. She knocked. “Malka’la? It’s me, Gella.” Nothing. She went into the kitchen, opened the light, fished for the key on the key and mail hanger. She tiptoed back. “Malka’la?” Nobody answered. She had the right to open it. She needed to find clues. The door opened. A dark spot on the carpet gleamed in the shadows. The bed was bumpy. The smell was unpleasant. “Malka’la?” She turned on the light. Walked around the bed. Malka’la was hidden under swathes of blanket. Gella tore the blanket off. “Are you alive?!” To be continued... Chany Rosengarten authors columns and serialized novels in leading publications. She can be reached at gchanyg@gmail.com.

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1. Let margarine come to room temperature. Place softened margarine in a shallow bowl, and combine with salt and the frozen herb cubes. Mash margarine and spices together using a fork. Place the spiced margarine mixture in a parchment paper and roll into a log shape. Place in freezer for half hour or until margarine is stiff. 2. Remove margarine from freezer and cut into eight even slices. Take one cutlet and place a slice of spiced margarine in the center. Roll up, and secure with a toothpick if needed. 3. Place flour in one bowl, beaten eggs in another bowl and bread crumbs mixed with parsley flakes in a third bowl. Dredge rolled cutlet in flour, then in egg, and then in breadcrumbs. Set aside. Repeat with all cutlets. 4. Fill medium saucepan ¼ full with oil. Wait until oil is hot. Place breaded, rolled-up chicken cutlet into hot oil and fry until brown on all sides. Repeat with all cutlets. Serve warm.

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8 dark capons Stuffing: 1 onion, diced 2 stalks celery, diced ½ red pepper, diced 1 box fresh mushroom, sliced

2 tablespoons oil 2 tablespoons consommé ¾ cup Baker’s Choice onion and garlic croutons (the small square croutons) 1 egg

Glaze: ½ cup brown sugar 1/3 cup soy sauce ½ cup oil 3 frozen garlic cubes

1. Heat oil in large frying pan. Sauté onions until wilted. Add celery, pepper, and sliced mushrooms. Sauté until all vegetables are softened. Remove from flame and add croutons and egg. Mix well and divide evenly among 8 dark chicken capons. Stuff capons and place seam-sidedown in a parchment paper lined 9x13 pan. 2. Combine all glaze ingredients in a small bowl and pour over capons. Bake covered on 350° for one hour, then uncovered for an additional 30 minutes.

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By: Perel Grossman

It was a simpler time; one that seems almost magical, in retrospect. I was young and naïve, my biggest worry being whether I would get lost in the vast building I called school. I had no real responsibilities to fulfill other than making my bed every morning and brushing my teeth every night. Thus, the prospect of Sukkos approaching was exciting and stress-free. It was with great anticipation that I watched Tatty fasten the familiar blue-grey canvas walls to the metal pipe frame that was attached to our porch. He threaded heavy rope through the metal eyes and around the pipes, then laid wooden beams over the pipes supporting the schlack, and finally, slid the long unwieldy bamboo poles across the beams. A sukkah was born! But a sukkah has to be “dressed”. So (and this, as they say in third grade, was the “funnest” part of all), the large cardboard boxes marked “SUKKAH” were fetched from their dusty perch on the garage shelf, and placed on a folding table in the sukkah. The contents were lifted out, one by one, to my delight. I couldn’t resist fingering the fake green pear, the long strings of

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plastic (hypoallergenic!) nuts, and the cool, rubbery faux grapes. The plastic head of cauliflower was always attached to a corner pole and, frankly, it was kind of creepy looking. Next, the postcards depicting scenes from Eretz Yisrael were brought to light and at-

with a yellow felt sun, radiating orange rickrack rays. The message below it read: “Thank You Hashem!” Not long thereafter, I found myself huddled in the sukkah with my parents and a few relatives, trying to keep warm, with just the flimsy canvas walls to protect us from the wind. But I always felt toasty inside; secure and happy under my father’s watchful gaze, safe in the sukkah. * * * * * SUKKOS IN ERETZ ISRAEL was indescribable (but I’m going to try to describe it anyway). I experienced it for the first time as a child, spending the Yom Tov with my mother and father, in my grandfather’s apartment building in Katamon. I was awestruck by the fact that the entire land seemed to be gearing up for Sukkos. Arbah minim were hawked at every street corner, while garish, glittery decorations were offered in hastily erected stalls in front of the then-novel department stores. Nestled in a tiny sukkah situated on a balcony overlooking Rechov Dostai, I was too young to appreciate the fact that three generations of Censors were celebrating yom tov together; two of the generations having barely escaped the fiery inferno

Arbah minim were hawked at every street corner, while garish, glittery decorations were offered in hastily erected stalls in front of the then-novel department stores. tached to the wooden porch ledge with thumbtacks. Soon my school projects from years gone by made their appearance. My favorite was a black triangular length of material crowned

of the Holocaust with the Nazis at their heels. To me, it was just a lovely, warm scene, as we sat together in picture-perfect weather, enjoying each other’s company in the sun-dappled sukkah.

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Desperate, I wandered into the baby’s room and my eyes alighted upon a box of colorful plastic shapes. Eureka! * * * * * YEARS LATER, I ONCE AGAIN found myself in the Holy Land for Sukkos, only this time, I was forced to invite myself over to relatives I barely knew, or shlep along with friends as they imposed on their relatives . I was lucky enough to be hosted for many of the meals by the wonderful Hoffman family. Monsey residents, they maintained an apartment in Eretz Yisroel and spent each of the Shalosh Regalim there, also hosting stray seminary girls desperate for a place to stay. They were warm, friendly, and so kind. Their apartment was a flight or two up, while their sukkah was on ground level, but they cheerfully transported dishes of delicious Yom Tov food up and down those steps uncomplainingly. There I sat, cozy in the sukkah, listening to zemiros and divrei Torah, feeling cared for, calm, and serene under the calm and cheerful gaze of my hostess. * * * * * MY FIRST SUKKAH AS A kollel wife was a rather spartan affair. We had not much in the way of decorations, and our

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one-year-old child, though already a prodigy (ahem), was not yet producing any Sukkos artwork. I walked around the house, looking for something festive to give the place a lift. Aluminum foil? Hardly. Strings of cheerios? A mess if it rains. Desperate, I wandered into the baby’s room and my eyes alighted upon a box of colorful plastic shapes. Eureka! Grabbing the box, I skipped to the sukkah and somehow looped the bulky strands of plastic shapes over poles and supports. Hmmm… not bad. Encouraged, I ran back to the nursery and found a few more rainproof toys with which to festoon the sukkah. Throughout Yom Tov, I sat in that sukkah with my little family, admiring my handiwork, congratulating myself on my creativity. Happy to be married, the lucky mother of a beautify child prodigy, I felt snug in that simple sukkah, thankful and serene under my baby’s adoring gaze. * * * * * WE HAVE A NEW SUKkah now, big enough to accommodate our wonderful, though verbose, group of adult children, and grandchildren, along with Grandpa and Bubby and a few guests. There are constant comings and goings, as one daughter runs into the house to check on her sleeping baby, while a son-in-law enters the sukkah again after checking to see if the kids on the swings are okay. The food is, baruch Hashem, plentiful, the zemiros lively, the conversation punctuated by grown-up

laughter and the peals of giggling girls. My husband and I raise our gazes heavenward in mock despair, as the noise level rises. Our eyes meet and I can tell we are both thinking that we have so much for which to be thankful. A sense of deja vu sweeps over me and I feel that warmth, security and calm that the sukkah symbolizes; I feel protected and esteemed under my husbandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gaze. * * * * * WHO KNOWS WHERE I will be in ten or twenty, or even thirty years from now? In my own sukkah? Will I be a guest in my childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s? Will I be taking advantage of the kindness of a neighbor or friend, or perhaps extending that kindness to

My husband and I raise our gazes heavenward in mock despair, as the noise level rises. someone else? My grandfather, father, and even the wonderful Mrs. Hoffman are no longer around to watch out for me. My husband has taken over that task and I fervently hope he will continue to do so for many, many years to come. But one thing I know for certain: Whichever sukkah I will be situated in, and whoever my company will be, I hope to always feel secure, warm and treasured, under the loving gaze of â&#x20AC;Ś my Father in heaven.

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BY: RUCHY REESE

Days before Sukkos arrived this year, the bang of hammers could be heard all around Monsey as families toiled to build their temporary homes. Over in New Hempstead, though, the quiet swish-swish-swish of brush traversing wood could be heard as well, if only you knew where to train your ear. With painstaking devotion, Hershel Lorenz could be found finishing his newest creation, an exquisite painting he calls “The Gates of Prayer,” standing roughly two feet tall by 18 inches wide. What makes Mr. Lorenz’s work so unique is that his paintings aren’t just displayed on the walls of his sukkah — they are the walls of his sukkah! Intrigued by the artist in our midst, The Monsey View caught up with Mr. Lorenz to learn more about his unique artwork. TMV: How did you come up with the idea of painting directly onto the sukkah walls, instead of just hanging up your artwork? HL: I came up with that idea about 25 years ago. My original sukkah was full sheets of plywood, and I just felt that it would be nice to paint directly onto the walls. I originally did two paintings, and then thirteen years ago, I started painting a new picture every year. TMV: Your art is really beautiful. Is your talent solely inborn, or did somebody teach you different techniques? HL: Well, I always enjoyed drawing, even when I was young. After my bar mitzvah I took lessons from an artist, and then as I got older, I took professional level courses at an institution. The talent was nurtured through the years. TMV: How long does it take you to create a painting for your sukkah? HL: It really depends on how much detail needs to be put into the pictures. Some require more work, and others less. Creating one piece can take anywhere from ten to twenty hours. I break it up over a number of days.

TMV: What art mediums do you primarily use? HL: In general I work with pastels and colored pencils, but for the sukkah, I work with acrylics. Before I paint the wood, I treat the wood with a product called gesso, which seals it, and then I paint on top of that. Gesso was originally used for painting on canvas to seal the material, but it works well for wood, too. TMV: How do you protect the art from rain damage? HL: Acrylic is not affected by water. You don’t have to worry about it. Even the paintings I made 25 years ago are still perfect. No damage at all. TMV: Do many people pop in to your sukkah just to see your artwork? HL: Not only do they walk in to see my sukkah, people actually start asking me a month or two before Succos if I have a new picture yet! TMV: Do you ever create art for other people? HL: I am a portrait artist by profession, so yes, I do.

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Having lived in Eretz Yisroel for over a decade, I was quite familiar with the ups and downs in the rhythm of life there, be they through my Israeli sistersin-law snickering about my language mistakes, the serious blunders I made in the makolet, or the tremendous cultural differences. But most felt were the economic ups and downs. Being that my husband learns in a kollel full time, there are times when we, baruch Hashem, sail through the month, and other times when we do not know with what we will buy our next packet of milk (yes, packet of milk – that too took time getting used to). I have a collection of half-shekel coins; every time I receive change with a half-shekel coin, I pop it into my “collection box.”

and somehow, we just get by. It is certainly challenging, but gives us a sense of fulfillment. What pulls us through each and every time is my husband’s unwavering emunah in Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Two of those instances stick out vividly in my mind. It was Friday, Erev Succos — that year, the first day of Succos fell on a Shabbos — and my husband still did not have a lulav and esrog! “What are you going to do? How are you going to buy a lulav and esrog? You already borrowed money from this friend and that brother…” But my husband was as calm as ever. “If Hashem gave us the mitzvah of lulav and esrog,” he said, “He will also provide the means to buy them. We don’t shake the lulav on Shabbos, so there’s still time…” I was very skeptical, but since it’s mainly my husband’s

I was very skeptical, but since it’s mainly my husband’s mitzvah, I left the worrying up to him and went to the kitchen to continue with my mitzvos. There were many a time when I dipped into that box to buy bread for the children’s sandwiches. My in-laws help us out before Yom Tov by giving us coupons they receive from the bank. My parents send us some money when they can, (my father is still in kollel). My husband’s kollel adds a little extra,

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mitzvah, I left the worrying up to him and went to the kitchen to continue with my mitzvos. Shabbos Succos was beautiful as it always is. The mix and match of singing penetrating from the various sukkahs in the courtyard — the warbling Sefardic songs, the marchingstyle Gerrer Chassidic tunes, and the ordinary zemiros sung

in yeshivos around the world. The food was good, the atmosphere elevating, and Shabbos drew to an end. After Havdalah was made, dishes washed, floors shone, and showered kids were squeaky clean, there was a knock at the door. A young lady introduced herself. “Hi, my name is Aviva. I arrived in Israel from London before Yom Kippur. I’m so sorry I didn’t make it here up until now, but...” and she went into a long drasha of why she didn’t come up until now. “Your aunt sent you money for Yom Tov and begged me to give it to you as soon as I arrived, but…” I looked at my husband and smiled. It had been one of Hashem’s ways of testing our emunah. My husband had passed with flying colors! On another occasion, it was Erev Succos (again), and the house was in an uproar. We had plenty of family and guests coming for Yom Tov, I had a newborn, and since kollel hadn’t paid for the past few months, we were s-t-u-c-k! My husband borrowed quite a large sum of money from his friends and told me to make a “happy Yom Tov” — no one was allowed to feel that we had to tighten our belts. So I went out and bought meats, drinks and wines, and nosh for the kids. The girls made do with a new headband and tights, and the boys a new kapel and tzitzis instead of a new outfit. Each purchase came along with the dreaded feeling of, “How on earth are we gonna pay back all this money that we borrowed?”

But as usual, my husband and his steadfast emunah calmed me down time and time again. And then it was Erev, Erev Yom Tov. I was much too tired to decorate the sukkah, so the boys (six of them) were in the sukkah hanging up the decorations, with lively music playing in the background. “There’s an English-speaking couple outside. They want to talk to you.” One of my boys was at my elbow. A million thoughts ran through my mind: Who could that be? Why didn’t they just knock on the front door if they want to talk to me? I came to the front of the build-

ing, and there stood an American couple, the husband heavily suntanned, wearing a designer suit and a gorgeous tie, and the wife, with a small beret covering her hair, adorned with fashionable sunglasses and a million-dollar handbag. She put out her hand to me, which I shook with all the warmth I could muster. I felt something hard in her hand, and seeing my puzzled expression, she said, “This house sounds like a happy home, and I’d love to be part of it!” I was so gobsmacked, all I could do was open and close my mouth, but nothing came out! I thanked her profusely and told

her that this money will go directly to simchas Yom Tov! I was so overwhelmed with gratitude; I begged them to join us for one of the Yom Tov meals, but they said they were already sorted out. We parted ways… I didn’t even think of counting the notes; I just ran into the house and gave it to my husband… He counted, smiled, and said, “Enough to cover the loan I took from my friend, and even a little more for you to go out and buy yourself a little something for Yom Tov!” Hashem just loves us (and my husband’s emunah).

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By: Nissi Unger

• Palm trees are an icon, a symbol of the TROPICS — hot, humid places like the MIDDLE EAST or FLORIDA in the United States. That is where they are grown. • Palm leaves: PALMATE and PINNATE. Palmate leaves, like hands, grow in a bunch at the end of a stem. Pinnate leaves, like feathers, grow at the side of a stem.

BY THE NUMBERS • While to you, they may all look the same, in truth, there are many — 2,639 to be exact — different types of palm trees. Some common examples are sugar, royal lady, wine, coconut, date, and peach palms.

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HAVE YOU LEARNED SHOFTIM LATELY? Then can you tell me what type of tree Devorah sat under when she judged people who came to her? TOMER DEVORA — a date palm of course!

GIFTS OF THE PALM LULAVIM, first and foremost! Lulavim are the branches of date palms and need to be four tefachim long to be kosher. Leaves from small palm trees that are not at least that length are rendered invalid for the arba minim!

Have you ever heard of PALM WINE? It is a common alcoholic spirit in regions of Asia and Africa. It can be created from coconut palms, date palms, the Chilean wine palm, and other species. To explain how popular it is, here are some ways it is called. In the Philippines: tubâ, Algeria: lāgmi, Cambodia: Tuk tnout choo, Ghana: nsafufuo, Thailand: kache, Malaysia: kallu, Ivory Coast: koutoukou, South Africa: ubusulu, Sri Lankans: Raa, Congo: malafu, Gabon: toutou and Sierra Leones: poyo.

• The tallest palm trees can grow over 190 FEET TALL! The Quindio wax palm, Colombia’s national tree, is the tallestgrowing species of palm. • The COCO DE MER PALM TREE has the largest seeds of any plant on Earth. The seeds can be as large as 20 INCHES in diameter and as heavy as 66 POUNDS!

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RAFFIA RIBBON. I kid you not. Raffia is a decorative string often made out of paper or synthetic materials. But some raffia ribbons really are 100% natural palm tree fiber named for the raffia palm tree. The raffia palm trees have very thick fibers and are used to make thick twine, tough ties. and woven things like mats, hats and baskets.

THE COCONUT PALM Speaking of coconuts… COCONUT PALMS are found in almost every tropical place in the world. The hairy, fibrous protective coating of the coconut, while it grows on the palm tree, is called coir, and can be used for everything, from carpet to insulation for a home. About a half a million people in the tropics rely on the coconut palms to exist. The coconut flesh is a source of food and its water, called coco frio, a THIRST-QUENCHING DRINK. The flesh can also be pressed to create coconut milk to cook with. Dried flesh is pressed to make cooking oil, soap, cosmetics, and margarine. Nothing goes to waste — leftovers are used to feed animals! Coconut water was used in Japanese and Korean hospitals as a BLOOD SUBSTITUTE for blood transfusions during World War II, until the patient would be able to receive more blood. The liquid was sterile, easily absorbed by the body, did not interfere with the red blood cells, and has a similar makeup to plasma, a prime blood component.

Ever ate HEARTS OF PALM? Let me tell you getting those hearts are no simple feat! Here’s the heart of the matter: It is a vegetable cultivated from the inner part of the palm tree. Harvesting too many of them from one tree can kill some type of palm trees, therefore only certain palms will be used.

Have you seen the latest trend in tableware, PALM LEAF PLATES? These wood-looking plates are handcrafted from fallen palm trees which are cleaned, sterilized, and then heat-pressed for casually elegant dinnerware.

Nearly every part of the palm tree can be used. The first thing these trees could obviously be used for is LUMBER. The trunk of the palm can provide SUGAR, STARCH, VINEGAR, and WINE — depending what kind of palm it is. WALKING CANES are also fashioned from the trunks of lady palms. Palms produce a variety of FRUIT, including DATES and PEACHES — and COCONUTS, of course!

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Manny Weldler Park

Clark Recreation Center

148 W. Maple Avenue Monsey, NY 10952

59 Campbell Avenue Airmont, NY 10952

Travel time: Local

Admission: Free

Hours: Dawn to dusk

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

Shaded park with large playground, basketball and tennis court, and picnic tables

Eugene Levy Memorial Park

Children’s Park

920 Rte. 45 Pomona, NY

11 Grotke Road Spring Valley, NY 10977

Travel time: Local

Admission: Free

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Beautiful park with lush, grassy areas, novel play equipment, trails, pond, picnic tables, and stargazing platform

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Beautiful park with three playstations, pond, picnic tables and benches, shaded trails, and basketball court

Willow Tree Park Willow Tree Road Wesley Hills, NY 10952

Gregory R. Sikorsky Children’s Park 35 Lime Kiln Road Suffern, NY 10901

Travel time: Local

Admission: Free

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Massive willow trees cascading over beautiful lake with bike path around the lake

Sunny fenced-in playground with nearby jogging path around a pond with a water fountain

High Tor State Park

Dutch Gardens

417 S. Mountain Road New City, NY 10956

21 New Hempstead Rd New City, NY 10956

Travel time: 18 minutes

Travel time: 14 minutes

Phone Number: 845-634-8074

Phone Number: 845-364-2670

Admission: Free

Hours: Dawn to dusk - Closed

Hours: M-F: 7am - 4:30pm

A moderate 45-minute climb with breathtaking 360-views. Park is closed for the winter, but the mountain can be climbed.

Historic garden with walking paths, gazebo, tea house behind Rocland County Courthouse

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Haverstraw Bay County Park

Nyack Beach State Park

21 Gagan Road West Haverstraw, NY 10993

698 N. Broadway Nyack, NY 10960

Travel time: 20 minutes

Travel time: 25 minutes

Admission: Free

Phone Number: 845-358-1316

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Admission: $6 parking Hours: Dawn to dusk

Park bordering the Hudson River with great playgrounds, grassy picnic areas with grilling, boardwalk and walking path.

Hudson River park with small beach for children, and long riverside trail with benches which leads to Rockland Lake Park

Rockland Lake State Park

Saddle River County Park

299 Rockand Lake Road Valley Cottage, NY 10989

Wild Duck Pond: 1133 E. Ridgewood Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ

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Travel time: 25 minutes

Phone Number: 845-268-3020

Phone Number: 201-336-7275

Admission: $8 parking

Admission: Free

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Park with picnic tables, grilling, hiking trails, novel climbing equipment, and a bike path around Rockland Lake.

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Saddle River Area Bike Path stretches for nearly six miles along a linear park system.

Bear Mountain State Park 3006 Seven Lakes Drive Bear Mountain, NY 10911

Perkins Memorial Tower Observatory Perkins Memorial Drive, NY

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Travel time: 25 minutes

Phone Number: 845-786-2701

Admission: Free

Admission: $8 parking

Hours: Observatory until 4pm, but summit can be ascended until dusk

Hours: Dawn to dusk Great hiking, climbing, picnicking, and grilling destination with lake, zoo, museum, carousel, and boating in warmer weather

Breathtaking scenic drive or hike up Bear Mountains with parking on summit and along the way, with breathtaking 360-views at the top

Tallman Mountain State Park

Seven Lakes Drive

Route 9W, Sparkill NY

Seven Lakes Drive Tomkins Cove, NY

Travel time: 25 minutes

Travel time: 23 minutes

Phone Number: 845-359-0544

Admission: Free

Admission: $6 parking, not collected at all times

Hours: All day

Hours: Dawn to dusk Shaded park with trails, paths, picnic areas, tennis court, and little playground.

Scenic drive of almost 18 miles going through Harriman and Bear Mountain State Park

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Lake Welch

Ringwood Manor State Park

800 Kanawauke Road Stony Point, NY

1304 Sloatsburg Road Ringwood, NJ

Travel time: 20 minutes

Phone Number: 845-947-2444

Phone Number: 973-962-7031

Admission: $10 parking

Admission: Weekend parking: $7

Hours: Weekdays: 8am-4pm. Weekends:7am-5pm

Hours: 8:00am - 8:00 pm

Gorgeous 1/2-mile man-made beach with picnic tables. Not recommended during swimming season.

Beautiful 4,400-acre park with trails, botanical gardens, manor tour, lake with boating (also swimming in summer)

Piermont Pier

Winter’s Park

Piermont, NY - From Paradise Ave. or Pier Ave, follow signs to the pier.

47 East Ramapo Avenue Mahwah, NJ

Travel time: 25 minutes

Travel time: 14 minutes

Admission: Free Hours: Dawn to dusk

Pier with scenic views extending a mile into Hudson River that can be biked, walked, or traveled through

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Newly renovated children’s park, with playground, gazebo, pond, picnic tables, and geese feeding

Finch Park

Celery Farm Nature Preserve

194 Church Street Ramsey, NJ

Franklin Turnpike, Allendale, NJ

500 feet after Cottage Place at small parking lot

Travel time: 15 minutes

Beautiful, sprawling park with sandbox, benches, picnic table, playground and medieval era themed equipment

Travel time: 15 minutes

Untouched wetland one-mile trail around lake, with meadow and small streams and sightings of birds, butterflies, fish and other animals

Borough Park 98 Pine Street Waldwick, NJ

Travel time: 20 minutes Park with special country charm, featuring playgrounds, bike path, picnic tables, a stream with ducks, and lots of shade

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Rockefeller State Park Preserve 125 Phelps Way Pleasantville, NY

The Louis Engel Waterfront Park 160 Westerly Road Ossining, NY

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Travel time: 39 minutes

Travel time: 40 minutes

Admission: $6 parking

Phone Number: 845-941-3189

Hours: 7:00am - Sunset

Admission: Free Hours: Dawn to dusk

Scenic paths through wetlands, woodlands, meadows, fields, streams, rivers, and lakes, and traversing bridges and carriage roads

Park with amazing Hudson River Views, great to visit in conjunction with Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry

Croton Gorge Park/Croton Dam

Walkway Over the Hudson

Croton-on-Hudson, NY

Travel time: 42 minutes Phone Number: 914-827-9568 Admission: Free Hours: Dawn to dusk Breathtaking man-made falls with dramatic drop and spillway, with playground, picnicking, and hiking

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Highland Entrance: 87 Havilland Road, Highland, NY Poughkeepsie Entrance: 61 Parker Avenue, Poughkeepsie, NY

Travel time: 1 hour Phone Number: 845-454-9649 Admission: Parking $5; elevator may have fee Hours: 7:00 am - sunset 1.28-mile elevated pedestrian bridge over the Hudson River with 21-story elevator, which operates from 9-1

Paterson Great Falls 72 McBride Avenue Paterson NJ

State Line Lookout Closter, NJ GPS: 40.988412, -73.908272

Travel time: 30 minutes

Travel time: 23 minutes

Phone Number: 973-523-0370

Admission: Free

Hours: Around the clock

Hours: Dawn to dusk Magnificent falls with easy foot access close the falls

Lookout point right off the Palisades Parkway

Ross Dock Picnic Area

Pedicab Tours

Fort Lee, NJ GPS: 40.860425, -73.955772

411 W. 55th St New York, NY

Travel time: 38 minutes

Travel time: 44 minutes

Phone Number: 201-768-1360

Phone Number: 917-405-1303

Admission: Parking fee collected May - September

Admission: Starts at $60 adult; $50 children

Hours: Dawn to dusk

Hours: 9:00 am – 6:30 pm

Gorgeous scenic waterfront park with picnic tables, trails, playground, and views of the Hudson and GWB

Offering 1- to 3-hour pedicab tours through Central Park

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Central Park New York, NY

Travel time: 43 minutes Phone Number: 212-310-6600 Admission: Admission is free; recreation available for various prices Hours: 6:00 am - 1:00 am Sprawling 843-acre park in with pedicabs, biking, boating, picnicking, zoo, carousel, and lots of grass

Brooklyn Bridge Park 334 Furman St Brooklyn, NY 11201

Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park 221 Ocean Avenue North Long Branch, NJ

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Travel time: 52 minutes

Travel time: 1 hour 26 minutes

Phone Number: 718-222-9939

Phone Number: 732-229-7025

Admission: Free

Admission: Free off-season

Hours: 6:00 am - 1:00 am

Hours: Closing: Oct. 11 - Nov. 5: 7:00 pm Nov. 6 - Jan. 13: 5:30 pm

Beautiful new park with novel play areas, sand areas, carousel, swings, slide mountain, marsh garden, and more. Limited Parking - best visited by public transportation.

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Beautiful beach park with playground and picnic areas which is great for walks in off-season (non-swimming) times

Bushkill Falls

AAA Buggy Rides

Lehman Township, PA

3529 Old Philadelphia Pike Gordonville, PA

Travel time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Travel time: 2 hours and 48 minutes

Phone Number: 888-287-4545

Phone Number: 717-989-2829

Admission: Trails: Adults: $14.50, Seniors( 62+): $13.50, Children(4–10): $8.50, Children:(3 and younger):Free, Paddleboat rentals: $5 per person

Admission: Starting from $15, adult, $7 under 12, under 2 free

Hours: Chol Hamoed hours: 9:00am – 6:00pm

Hours: Mon. - Fri.: 9:00, am - 6:00 pm Amish Country tours aboard authentic horse and buggy

Color-coded trails of different lengths amidst waterfalls and beautiful nature and paddleboats on premises

Mount Greylock Reservation

Longwood Gardens

30 Rockwell Road Lansborough, MA

1001 Longwood Rd Kennett Square, PA

Travel time: 2 hours 49 minutes

Travel time: 2 hours 34 minutes

Phone Number: 413-499-4262

Phone Number: 917-405-1303

Admission: $3 parking

Admission: Adults: $20, Seniors: $17, 5-18: $10, 4 and under: free

Hours: Dawn to dusk Highest peak in Massachusetts with breathtaking views that can be accessed throughout the 8-mile drive up

Hours: 9:00 am–6:00 pm Vast collection of flower gardens, greenhouse, and fountain shows

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BILLY BEEZ The Ultimate Indoor Play Park << Come see what the buzzzzzz is all about! >> As the conditions outdoors become less inviting, spend the day in the jungle-themed world of Billy Beez, an adventure wonderland for kids and kids at heart! The different areas in the park provide a day’s worth of excitement, and in fact, admission gives you all-day access to all Billy Beez areas* and allows for re-entry on that day. Children love the magic of the Ballistic arena, up a notch from your typical ball pit, where an air-pressurized geyser shoots up soft balls and cannons stand at the ready for visitors to blast the balls down below. Rainbow-colored racing slides, tunnels, and obstacle courses provide action and excitement wherever one may turn. The enclosed sports courts are a perfect place where kids can shoot some hoops or kick a ball around on the fake turf. Toddlers have their own area: Mini Beez. The equipment is scaled down in size with softer mats and segregated from the main park. *Honeycomb Village in Billy Beez Crystal Run site, a mini interactive playtown, with pizzeria, grocery store, and little cars to get around has a separate admission fee. << Your Safety Is Our Concern >> Admission attendants gather contact information and give wristbands with matching identification numbers to each member in the group. Gate attendants check in each group upon and entry and exit to ensure wristbands are matching. Play attendants are placed at every attraction to maintain control and safety guidelines. Cleaning attendants regularly sanitize the playground to keep the area spotless and germ-free. << Party Time at Billy Beez! >> Fabulous party packages are available in our spacious party rooms. Each of your guests get all-day play in everyone’s favorite indoor park; they can come hours before the party to enjoy our beautiful facilities. << And It’s Only Getting Better >> A kosher menu for parties, catered by Chai Pizza is available at both of our locations for guests who book parties or large group events through Billy Beez. << Because You’ll Keep Coming Back >> Ten-packs for children are available at a discounted rate, with one adult free per visit. Visit Us www.billybeezus.com Palisades Center 1282 Palisades Center Dr., Unit A-100 West Nyack, NY 10994 (845) 915-4709

Galleria at Crystal Run 1 North Galleria Dr., Unit C-218 Middletown, NY 10941 (845) 208-8326

Muscoot Farm

Abma’s Farm

51 Route 100, Katonah, NY

Great farm with over 50 animals, hiking trails, picnicking, and historical barns and buildings

Travel time: 41 minutes

700 Lawlins Road, Wyckoff, NJ

Phone Number: 914-864-7282

Phone Number: 201-891-0278

Admission: Free, pay for produce

Hours: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Hours: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm; closed on Sundays

Lawrence Orchard and Farm

47 Brandt Rd., Hillburn, NY

39 Colandrea Road, Newburgh, NY

One hour interactive visit with free-roaming animals, activities in a customized experience. Travel time: 15 minutes

Phone Number: 845-533-4063

Travel time: 1 hour

Admission: $25

Admission: $3 general admission

Hours: By appointment only

Hours: 9:00 am -4:00 pm

Och’s Orchard

Travel time: 40 minutes

Sprawling farm with spectacular views, play area, pick-your-own produce, historical buildings, petting zoo, train ride, and hay bale maze Phone Number: 845-562-4268

Demarest Farm

4 Ochs Lane, Warwick, NY

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Travel time: 23 minutes

Admission: Free

Tevaland Petting Farm

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Well-maintained farm with petting zoo, fresh produce, plants, and food for the animals available for sale.

244 Wierimus Road, Hillsdale, NJ

Offers pickyou-own fruits. Vegetables, and flowers, and picnic area with sweeping views Phone Number: 845-986-1591

Travel time: 15 minutes

Well-manicured trees, spectacular views, wagon rides, petting zoo, and corn maze with many apples to pick until November Phone Number: 201-666-0472

Admission: Per bushel and rentals

Admission: $5 per person. Admission, apples separate charge.

Hours: 9:00 am-5:00 pm; call in to check for the pickyour-own days of a specific week.

Hours: Apple Picking: M-F, 3:00pm to 4:30 pm, Sundays 10:00 am to 4:30 pm

Alstede Farm

Dr. Davies Farm

1 Alstede Farms Lane, Chester, NJ

Pick-your-own produce, pony rides, hayrides, sunflower maze, moon bounce in this vast farm with 250 types of produce.

Travel time: 1 hour and 10 mins

306 Route 304, Congers, NY

Phone Number: 908-879-7189

Historic 35-acre apple orchard with trailer rides; cash only Travel time: 25 minutes

Admission: Various admission packages

Admission: Varies

Hours: Pick-your-own open daily 9am-6pm

Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Harvest Moon Farm

Stuart’s Farm

130 Hardscrabble Road, North Salem, NY

Travel time: 51 minutes

62 Granite Springs Road, Granite Springs, NY

Apple picking, hayrides, farm animals, bouncy castles, and farm stand Phone Number: 914-485-1210

Apple picking orchard with hayrides on weekends Travel time: 47 minutes

Admission: $25 half a bushel

Admission: $45 half bushel

Hours: 8:00am - 6:00pm

Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Sun High Orchards

Travel time: 50 minutes

Phone Number: 914-245-2784

Kelder’s Farm

19 Canfield Avenue, Randolph, NJ

Phone Number: 845-268-7020

Pick your own apples and pet a donkey and alpaca; hayrides on weekends Phone Number: 973-584-4734

5755 US-209, Kerhonkson, NY

Travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Admission: Per pound

Admission: $12

Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Hours: 10:00am - 6:00pm

Pick-your-own with jumping pillow, hay rides, corn maze, golf, playground, and petting zoo Phone Number: 845-626-7137

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Beaverwood Farm

Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

12 Topaz Lane, Swan Lake, NY

150 Cherry Hill Road, Ronks, PA

Free-roaming farm animals with hands-on tour and horse rides

Over 50 fun farm activities, including pedal karts, wagon rides, slides, bounce areas, zip lines, corn maze, and petting zoo Phone Number: 866-546-1799

Travel time: 1 hour and 16 minutes

Travel time: 2 hours 47 minutes

Phone Number: 845-295-0194

Admission: One-day pass: 39.99; Under two free Hours: Chol Hamoed: Wed.: 12:00 am 0 5:00 pm, Thursday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Friday: from 10:00 am

Bounce U

Jill’s Ceramics

424 Market Street, Nanuet

180 Germonds Road, West Nyack

Moonwalk wonderland of slopes, slides, tunnels, and everything inflatable Travel time: 15 minutes

Phone Number: 845-623-5400

Huge variety of plaster pieces or glazed ceramics Travel time: 15 minutes

Phone Number: 845-623-4975

Admission: $11.95 – 12.95; Parents are free

Admission: Pay per piece

Hours: Open Bounce: Mon. –Thurs., 4:00-5:30 pm Until Age 6: Mon.-Fri., 10:00-11:30 am Family Night: Wednesdays 6:00-8:00 pm

Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9:30-3:00; Tue. and Thur. evening 7-9:30;

Chuck-e-Cheese 250 W. Route 59, Nanuet

Token-operated rides and arcade games

Travel time: 12 minutes

Phone Number: 845-627-2788

Admission: 30 tokens - $10, 80 tokens - $20, 150 tokens - $30

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Hours: 11:00 am-9:00 pm; open until 10:00 pm on Sundays

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Billy Beez

Glassworks Studio

1000 Palisades Center Drive, West Nyack

151 South Street, Morristown, NJ

Play arena with slides, trampolines, obstacle courses for safe hands-on fun Travel time: 20 minutes

Phone Number: 845-535-9277

Admission: Infant: $9.95 (adult included) Toddler: 2-4: $9.95 Child 5-17: $19.95 Parents/Guardians: $4.95 Hours: 10:00 am-9:00 pm

The Big Playhouse

Glass-fusing studio where mosaics of all levels can be created Travel time: 40 minutes

Phone Number: 973-656-0800

Admission: $20 and up, per project Hours: Varies

Mosaic Glassworks

316 Kinderkamack Road, Westwood, NJ

36 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick, NJ

Open play area which simulates real life downtown with costumes, furniture, for imaginative play Travel time: 24 minutes

Phone Number: 201-314-6341

Admission: $17.99 + tax - per child - family packages available Hours: By reservations

Crayola Experience

Travel time: 1 hour 25 minutes

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Travel time: 20 minutes

Phone Number: 201-800-1820

Admission: Starting at $26 Hours: Tuesday – Thursday. 11:00–5:30 and Friday by appointment.

Kidnetic

2 Changebridge Road, East Building E, Montville, NJ

30 Centre Square, Easton, PA

Creative art studios with mosaic projects for all ages

Play area with structures, slides, ball room, alligator pit and more

Hands-on colorful crayon activities and exhibits Phone Number: 610-515-8000

Travel time: 31 minutes

Phone Number: 973-331-9001

Admission: $19.99 (save $3 by ordering online)

Admission: $12.95

Hours: 9:30am-4:00pm, Sundays 10:00am-6:00pm

Hours: Weekdays 9:30 am–5:30 pm, Sunday 9:00–11:30 am

Sports Time USA

Funtime Junction

380 Saw Mill River Road, Elmsford NY

Indoor amusement center with rides, arcade games, batting cages, and indoor playground

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Travel time: 28 minutes

400 Fairfield road, Fairfield, NJ

Phone Number: 914- 592-2111

Roomy adventure center with lots of things to climb and ride, plus arcade games Travel time: 36 minutes

Phone Number: 973-882-9777

Admission: Varies according to ride/package

Admission: All day play: $9.95-16.95 Parents free

Hours: Chol Hamoed: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Hours: 11:00am - 6:00pm

Leaping Lizzards

The Funplex

421 Boston Post Rd, Port Chester, NY

Indoor playground with tunnels, mazes, foam forest, and ball pits Travel time: 34 minutes

Phone Number: 914-937-5867

182 NJ-10, East Hanover, NJ

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Travel time: 45 minutes

Indoor family amusement center with go-karts, bumper cars, laser tag, arcade, and more Phone Number: 973-428-1166

Admission: $13.99 +tax

Admission: Band: $28-32 Or pay for credits

Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Hours: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Diggerland

Bowcraft Amusement Park

100 Pinedge Drive, West Berlin, NJ

2545 Route 22 West, Scotch Plains, NJ

Amusement parks with large selection of rides, coasters, and arcade games for all ages

Tractor-themed rides, stunts, and digging fun for all ages Travel time: 2 hours

Phone Number: 856-768-1110

Travel time: 52 minutes

Phone Number: 908-389-1234

Admission: Special Succos price: $21.95

Admission: $20 admission per person (Chol Hamoed)

Hours: October Sundays: 10:00am - 6:00 pm Special Chol Hamoed Hours

Hours: Chol Hamoed - Wed. and Thurs.: 12:00pm to 5:00 pm

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Denos Wonder Wheel Amusement Park

Adventurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Park

3059 Denos D. Vourderis Place, Brooklyn, NY

1824 Shore Parkway, Brooklyn, New York

Amusement park at Coney Island Beach with 16 kiddie rides and 5 adult rides Travel time: 1 hour 10 minutes

Phone Number: 718-372-2592

Amusement park with over 20 rides with Sukkah on premises Travel time: 1 hour 5 minutes

Phone Number: 718-975-2748

Admission: Kiddie rides: $3.50. Adult rides: $7-8

Admission: Single ticket $3.25, 10 tickets: $28, 30 tickets: $70

Hours: Chol Hamoed opens at 12:00 pm

Hours: Chol Hamoed: opens at 11:00 am

Six Flags Great Adventures and Safari

Adventureland 2245 Broadhollow Road, Farmingdale, NY

Amusement park with about 30 rides

1 Six Flags Blvd, Jackson, NJ

Huge park with 14 coasters and 52 other attractions; Off-Road Adventure Safari entrance included in admission

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Phone Number: 201.862.0250 (NCSY)

Travel time: 1 hour 11 minutes

Travel time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Admission: Band: $30.99, Or $4.50 - 7.50 per ride

Admission: $40 Under 3: free

Hours: Chol Hamoed: Wed. and Thurs.: Opens at 11:00 am

Hours: Thursday Chol Hamoed (rented out to NCSY) 12:00pm - 7:00pm

Legoland Discovery Center 1 Ridge Hill Blvd. Yonkers, NY

The Castle Fun Center 109 Brookside Ave, Chester, NY

Travel time: 33 minutes

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Phone Number: 866-243-0770

Travel time: 35 minutes

Phone Number: 845-469-2116

Admission: Starting at $19.95

Admission: Starting at $3.50 per ride

Hours: Mon-Thurs: 10:00am -7:00pm

Hours: Wednesday and Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm

Luna Park

Sahara Sam’s Oasis

1000 Surf Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Park with 30 rides and lots of games at Coney Island Beach

Travel time: 1 hour 10 minutes

535 NJ-73, West Berlin, NJ

Phone Number: 718-373-5862

Admission: 4-hour wristband: $35, Credits for individual rides can be purchased Hours: Chol Hamoed hours: 12:00pm - 6:00pm

Ring Homestead

Travel time: 2 hours

Phone Number: 856-767-7580

Admission: $21.95 Hours: W: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, M: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Pocono TreeVentures

257 Lybolt Road, Middletown, NY

Adventure camp with ropes course Travel time: 49 minutes

Indoor water park with separate men and ladies hours on Chol Hamoed

Phone Number: 845-361-3842

Admission: Different packages available. Call for reservations. Hours: 9:00 am until dark

1575 Fairway Villas Blvd, East Stroudsburg PA

Travel time: 1 hour 25 minutes

Aerial forest adventure with five ropes courses and dual zip racers. Also kids’ section Phone Number: 800-446-0231

Admission: Ropes course: ages 7–11, $41; 12+ $47, ages 4–7: $24, Zipline: $20 1 run, $7 additional runs Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri.: Noon to dusk

Jiminy Peak 37 Corey Road, Hancock, MA

Mountain Adventure Park with mountain coasters, alpine slides, swings, trampolines, and more Travel time: 2 hours 30 minutes

Phone Number: 413-738-5500

Admission: $39

Hours: Mountain Adventure Park will be open Thursday Chol Hamoed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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9/11 Memorial

9/11 Memorial Museums

200 Liberty Street, New York, NY

8-acre park in memoriam of 9/11 heroes with guided tours available Travel time: 1 hour

Phone Number: 212-312-8800

Admission: Free

Museum with exhibitions and hands-on learning about 9/11 and its effects Travel time: 1 hour

Admission: General: Adult $24,Youth 7-17 $15; additional packages available

Hours: 7:30 am to 9:00 pm

Hours: 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

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Tour begins at: 381 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow, NY

Breathtaking tour of Rockefellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s six-story home, terraced gardens, and art galleries Travel time: 27 minutes

Phone Number: 914-366-6900

Admission: Standard tour: Under 3: free, 3-17: $23, Adults: $25 Hours: Sunday, Friday, Thursday: 9:45-3:50

Boscobel House and Gardens 1601 New York 9D, Garrison, NY

Preserved preCivil War farmstead that brings the slavery era alive Travel time: 27 minutes

Phone Number: 845-265-3638

Admission: Gardens & Grounds: Adults: $11, Children (6-14): $5, Children (under 6): Free, Extra charge for house, Family packages available Hours: Wed.-Mon. 9:30am-5:00pm

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Phone Number: 914-366-6900

Admission: Under 3: free; Child 3-17: $8; Adult: $14 Hours: Wed. - Sun.: 10:30 am - 3:30 pm (last tour)

The Vanderbilt Mansion 119 Vanderbilt Park Rd. Hyde Park, NY 12538

Restored 18th Century house museum with gorgeous grounds and views Travel time: 33 minutes

Phone Number: 212-312-8800

54-room well-preserved mansion with magnificent grounds and gardens Travel time: 1 hour 17 minutes

Phone Number: 845-229-7770

Admission: Mansion: $10 guided 1-hour tour, Grounds: free Hours: Mansion Tour times 9:15 to 4, Grounds: dawn to dusk

National Museum of Mathematics

FDR Home and Library 4097 Albany Post Rd. Hyde Park, NY 12538

11 E. 26th Street, Manhattan, NY

History-rich tours of FDR’s property, home, and library Travel time: 1 hour 13 minutes

Phone Number: 800-337-8474

Admission: Home and Library: $18, Library: $9, Top Cottage $10, Under 15 free, Grounds are free Hours: Museum 9-6, Home tours: 9-4, Top cottage: 9-5 Grounds: Dawn to dusk

Liberty Science Center

Museum that brings mathematics alive in fun way Travel time: 52 minutes

Admission: Adult, $15.00, Child & Senior, $9.00, Toddler, free Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

One World Trade Center

222 Jersey City Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ

285 Fulton Street, New York, NY (Entrance On

Corner Vesey And West Street)

Admission to three floors of One World Trade Center, for views, observatory, elevators, and exhibits

Amazing interactive science experience for learning and fun Travel time: 54 minutes

Phone Number: 201-200-1000

Admission: There are many combination packages and exhibition, tickets starting at: Child $17.75, Senior, $18.75, Adult $21.75, Teacher $11.75 Hours: Tuesday - Friday: 9:00 am-4:00 pm, Sunday: 9:00 am-5:30 pm

Empire State Building

Travel time: 56 minutes

Phone Number: 844-696-1776

Admission: Ages 13 to 64 $32, ages 6 to 12 $26, under 5 free; ages 65 and up $30. Hours: 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

The Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space

350 5th Avenue, New York, NY

Pier 86: W. 46th Street and 12th Avenue

Military and maritime history museum inside original battleship

Sky ride and observatory deck Travel time: 49 minutes

Phone Number: 212-542-0566

Phone Number: 212-279-9777

Admission: Adults (13-61 yrs.) $42, Combo: $59; Senior (62+ yrs.) $37, Combo: $51; Kids (6-11 yrs.) $33, Combo: $44; Kids (4 – 5 yrs.) free, provided they meet height requirement of at least 36 inches Hours: 8:00 am-10:00 pm

Travel time: 42 minutes

Phone Number: 212-245-0072

Admission: General Admission: Adult $24; Seniors $20; Youth (7-17) $19; Child (3-6) $12; Children under 3 free Hours: Monday- Friday: 10:00 am- 5:00

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Independence National Historical Park

Battleship New Jersey 100 Clinton St., Camden, NJ

1 North Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA

Square mile in U.S. with the most history, with tours of Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, and Constitution Center

Battleship that served in WWII, Korean, Vietnam, and Gulf Wars that gives a glimpse into military life Travel time: 2 hours

Phone Number: 856-966-1652

Admission: Adult, $21.95; child, $17.00; under 4, free Hours: 9:30am to 3:00 pm

Travel time: 2 hours 2 minutes

Admission: Free ($1.50 to reserve Independence Hall tickets in advance) Hours: 8:30am - 6:00 pm

The Mansions of Newport, Rhode Island

The Franklin Institute

Preservation Society of Newport County: 424 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, RI

222 N 20th St, Philadelphia, PA

Opulent and magnificent preserved mansions used as summer homes for families like the Vanderbilts and the Astors

Interactive museum that brings scientific concepts to life with fascinating exhibits Travel time: 2 hours 5 minutes

Phone Number: 800-537-7676

Phone Number: 215-448-1200

Travel time: 3 hours 5 minutes

Admission: 12+, $19.95; 3-11 $15.95; 2 and under, free

Admission: Varies by mansion

Hours: 9:30am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 5:00pm

Hours: Varies by mansion

Phone Number: 401-847-1000

Touro Synagogue 85 Touro St, Newport, RI

A historic tour of the oldest shul in the U.S. and one of the most architecturally distinguished buildings

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Travel time: 3 hours

Phone Number: 401-847-4794

Admission: Adult $12; Under 13: free

Hours: Tour times vary

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Maritime Aquarium

New York Aquarium

10 N. Water Street, Norwalk, Connecticut

602 Surf Ave, Brooklyn, NY

Great aquarium with many species, and fascinating exhibitions for entire family; Sukkah on premises Travel time: 47 minutes

Phone Number: 203-852-0700

Admission: Adults, $22.95; 13 –17 and Seniors, $20.95; 3-12, $15.95; under 3, free Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Jenkinson’s Aquarium

Aquarium with sea lion show, penguins, sharks and many fish; partly ruined during Hurricane Sandy Travel time: 1 hour 9 minutes

Phone Number: 718-265-3474

Admission: 3 +: $11.95 at the gate ($10.75 when purchasing online); under 2: Free Hours: 10:00 am to 4:30 pm

Mystic Aquarium

300 Ocean Ave, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ

55 Coogan Blvd, Mystic, CT

Amazing aquarium with thousand of fish, exotic marine animals, and fascinating outdoor exhibits

Small aquarium with a large variety of marine life, including sharks, penguins, seals, and octopuses Travel time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Phone Number: 732-899-1212

Admission: Adult, $12; 3 –12 and 62+, $7; under 3, free Hours: Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm; M-F, 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

Adventure Aquarium

Travel time: 2 hours 7 minutes

Admission: Adults, $34.99; seniors ( 60+), $29.99; 13 –17, $28.99; 3 –12, $24.99; 2 and under, free Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Long Island Aquarium

1 Riverside Dr., Camden, NJ

431 E Main St, Riverhead, NY

Aquarium with fascinating exhibits and many interesting marine animals and fish

Aquarium with shark bridge, penguin island, and touch pool Travel time: 2 hours 2 minutes

Phone Number: 856-365-3300

Admission: 12+, $26.95; 2 –11 $19.95; under 2, free Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

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Phone Number: 860-572-5955

Travel time: 1 hour 47 minutes

Phone Number: 631.208.9200 ext. 426

Admission: 13 – 61, $27.95; 62+, $23.50; 3 –12, $21; under 2, free Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Turtle Back Zoo

Space Farms

560 Northfield Ave, West Orange, NJ

Excellent zoo for children, with great animals, train, pony rides, feedings, paddle boats, ropes course, and more

Travel time: 48 minutes

218 County Road 519, Sussex, NJ

Phone Number: 973-731-5800

Travel time: 1 hour 9 minutes

Zoo and museum with over 500 animals in their natural surroundings Phone Number: 973-875-5800

Admission: Adults: $14, 2-12 and seniors: $11, 23 months and younger: free

Admission: 13-64: $17 , 3-12: $13.50 65+: $15.50 Under 3: FREE

Hours: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Bronx Zoo 2300 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY

Metropolitan zoo with 265 acres that harbors 4,000 animals in replicas of their native habitats.

Travel time: 44 minutes

Phone Number: 718-367-1010

Admission: 13+:$33.95, 3-12: $23.95, 65+: $28.95, 2 and under: free. Free admission on Wednesdays

Hours: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Van Saun County Park

Staten Island Zoo

216 Forest Ave, Paramus, NJ

Travel time: 27 minutes

614 Broadway, Staten Island, NY

Zoo with playground, train, carousel, and trails Phone Number: 201-263-3771

Admission: 15-61: $8, 3-14: $5, Under 3: free, 62+; $2 Hours: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm, (Closed on Friday Chol Hamoed)

Travel time: 1 hour 4 minutes

Small suburban zoo with nice variety of animals and animal feeding Phone Number: 718-442-3100

Admission: 15-59: $10, 60+: $7, 3-14: $6, 2 and under: free, Wednesdays after 2: free. Free parking Hours: 10:00am - 4:45pm

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Queens Zoo

Prospect Park Zoo

53-51 111th St, Corona, NY

Travel time: 49 minutes

450 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY

More than 125 species within the confines of a 12-acre menagerie suitable for all ages, including a sea lion court

18-acre zoo with trails, aviary, domestic animals, sea lion pool, bears, pumas, parrots, and bison Phone Number: 718-271-1500

Travel time: 1 hour 5 minutes

Phone Number: 718-399-7339

Admission: 13+: $8, 3-12: $5, 65+: $6, 2 and under: free

Hours: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

Hours: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

Central Park Zoo

Philadelphia Zoo

64th St and 5th Ave, New York, NY

State-of-the-art zoo with variety of habitats, from snow leopards to tropical birds

Admission: General Admission: Adult $12; Child $7; Senior $9 Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM; Weekends until 5:30 pm

Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry 30-34 Girling Drive (off 9W), Haverstraw, NY

Commuter ferry that transports passengers between Haverstraw and Ossining Phone Number: 1-800-53FERRY

Admission: Each way $4 adults; $2 children (under 11) and seniors; Under 5 free Hours: 4:57-9:10

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Travel time: 2 hours 8 minutes

Phone Number: 212- 439-6500

Travel time: 23 minutes

3400 W, Girard Ave. Philadelphia, PA

Huge children’s zoo with incredible creatures and many fun activities Phone Number: 215-243-1100

Admission: General admission: Adults, $23; Children 2-11 $19; Under 2, free; Pre-paid parking: $16 per vehicle, Family packages available; membership is usually worthwhile Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Hoboken Ferry 1 Hudson Place, Hoboken

Commuter ferry from Hoboken to Pier 11 or World Financial Center in Manhattan Travel time: 58 minutes

Phone Number: 800-533-3779

Admission: Adult: $7, Child 6-11: $3.50, Child 5 and under: two children ride free for every paying adult Hours: Ferry departs every 15 minutes between 8:009:30 AM. Every 30 minutes between 9:30 am3:30 pm. Every 15 minutes from 3:30 pm and on

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Ferry Departs: Manhattan 22 Battery Place New York, NY 10004 New Jersey: Liberty State Park, Audrey Zapp Drive, Jersey City, NJ

4 Whitehall Street,New York, NY

Tours that include cruise and access to Liberty and Ellis Islands

Free 25-minute commuter ferry between Manhattan and Staten Island Phone Number: 718-876-8441

Phone Number: 877-523-9849 (Statue Cruises)

Travel time: 49 minutes

Admission: 13-61 $18, 4-12 $9, 62+ $14

Admission: Free

Hours: Ferry departs every 15-20 minutes

Hours: The ferry operates 24/7 – (departs about every half hour; call for exact schedule)

Circle Line Cruises Pier 83 W 42nd St, New York, NY

2-hour semi circle cruise for views of NY skyline Travel time: 43 minutes

Phone Number: 212-563-3200

Admission: Adult $31; 12 and under $20; 62+ $27

Hours: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Liberty Helicopter Tours 6 E. River Piers #212, New York, NY

Historic Horse and Carriage Ride Central Park

Birds’-eye view of New York City and surrounding area Travel time: 50 minutes

Phone Number: 800-542-9933

Admission: Starting at $150 per person Hours: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

Open-air ride through Central Park in horsedrawn carriage Phone Number: 347-871-4499 Admission: $50 for up to 20 minutes, plus $20, each additional 10 minutes, plus tip. Hours: By reservation

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The Roosevelt Island Tramway 60th Street and 2nd Avenue, New York, NY

Fulton Fish Market 800 Food Center Dr #65B, Bronx, NY

Aerial tramway that spans East River and leads to Roosevelt Island, where there’s a beautiful park Travel time: 46 minutes

Phone Number: 212-832-4559

Admission: $2.50 (Metro Card only); Up to three children 44 inches tall and under ride for free on the tram when accompanied by a fare-paying adult. Hours: 6:00 am - 2:00 am

Teterboro Airport

Travel time: 47 minutes

Phone Number: 718-378-2356

Admission: Free. Parking: $7 Hours: Monday–Friday: 1:00 am–7:00 am

Aviation Museum

111 Industrial Ave, Teterboro, NJ

Nocturnal expedition to experience the colorful sight of fish vendors selling their goods

East of the airport, on Redneck Drive, there are some playing fields from where the airplanes can be watched.

Travel time: 32 minutes

400 Fred Wehran Drive, Teterboro , NJ

Travel time: 32 minutes

Museum with models of military aircraft and history of aviation Phone Number: 201-288-6344

Admission: Adults: $8.00 , Children-Seniors: $6.00 Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Closed Mondays

Westchester County Airport 240 Airport Road, White Plains, NY

Travel time: 35 minutes

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Stewart International Airport 1180 1st Street, New Windsor, NY

This airport is less busy and way less overwhelming than the international airports. There’s an observation deck on the third floor where airplanes can be watched taking off and landing

On the far left, at the end of the field, all the way in the back there’s an excellent spot to watch the airplanes take off and land. There’s also access to the departure hall, where you can see the screens and conveyor belts. Travel time: 44 minutes

Newark Liberty International Airport 3 Brewster Road, Newark, NJ

John F. Kennedy International Airport New York, NY 11430 AirTrain is free and gives children a fascinating bird’s-eye view of this bustling airport. Parking lots 2 and 5 offer nice views of airplanes taking off and landing.

AirTrain is free in the airport; best spot of watching is from the parking lot of Ikea at 1000 Ikea Drive in Elizabeth, NJ Travel time: 46 minutes

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‫ר' הערש אלימלך האט זיך אייגנטליך באזעצט אין מאנסי‬ ‫צוליב דער זעלבער סיבה ווי הונדערטער און הונדערטער‬ ‫חרדישע משפחות טוען עס היינט‪" .‬כ'האב געוואוינט אין‬ ‫וויליאמסבורג‪ ,‬אויפ'ן זעקסטן שטאק פון א בנין אויף סאוט‬ ‫ניין סטריט‪ ",‬דעראינערט זיך ר' הערש אלימלך ביי אונזער‬ ‫שמועס‪ ,‬וואס איז אפגעהאלטן געווארן ביי אים אין שטוב‪.‬‬ ‫די אטמאספער פונעם שכינות‪ ,‬וואס איז נישט געווען דווקא‬ ‫באזעצט מיט אידן‪ ,‬איז נישט געווען באזונדערס בא'טעמ'ט;‬ ‫דערצו איז די דירה אויך נישט געווען עקסטער געשמאק‪ .‬דער‬ ‫פאקט וואס זי האט זיך געפונען זעקס שטאק ארויף האט נישט‬ ‫צוגעגעבן‪ ,‬און ווען ר' הערש אלימלך איז ביי א געלעגנהייט‬ ‫ארויסגעקומען קיין מאנסי און געזען פון דער נאענט דאס‬ ‫רחבות וואס דאס פלאץ פארמאגט‪ ,‬האט ער אפגעמאכט צו‬ ‫נעמען דעם שריט‪.‬‬ ‫נאכ'ן אנפרעגן דעת קדשו פון מרן הגה"ק בעל דברי יואל‬ ‫מסאטמאר זצ"ל‪ ,‬האט ר' הערש אלימלך אפגעקויפט א שטיק‬ ‫לאנד אויף "עמעס לעין"‪" .‬דער לאט האט מיך געקאסט זיבן‪-‬‬ ‫טויזנט דאלאר‪ ",‬שמייכלט ר' הערש אלימלך ‪ --‬וועלכער‬ ‫האט זיך דארט געלאזט בויען א גרויסע‪ ,‬שיינע הויז מיט אלע‬ ‫צוגעהערן‪ ,‬אין צוגאב צו נאך א דירה אויפ'ן ערשטן שטאק‪.‬‬ ‫"אלעס אינאיינעם‪ ,‬דער שטח און דאס בויען‪ ,‬האט געקאסט א‬ ‫סך הכל פון דרייסיג‪-‬טויזנט דאלאר‪".‬‬ ‫מיט עטליכע יאר שפעטער האט ר' הערש אלימלך‬ ‫פארקויפט דאס הויז פאר דאפלט‪ ,‬זעכציג‪-‬טויזנט דאלאר‪.‬‬ ‫"פאר'ן געלט האב איך אפגעקויפט א ריזיגן שטח אויף לעין‬ ‫סטריט [א הינטער‪-‬גאס פונעם ‪ ".]306‬לעין סטריט‪ ,‬על‪-‬שם‬ ‫העתיד‪ ,‬ווייל קיין גאס איז דעמאלט דארט נאכנישט געווען‪.‬‬ ‫דעמאלט איז דאס גאנצע פלאץ געווען א ריזיגער שטח לאנד‪,‬‬ ‫אויף וועלכן ס'זענען געשטאנען צוויי הייזער‪ :‬אין איינס האט‬ ‫געוואוינט דער אייגנטימער פונעם לאנד און אינעם צווייטן‬ ‫האט געוואוינט יענעמס טאכטער‪.‬‬ ‫ר' הערש אלימלך האט אפגעקויפט די הייזער מיט נאך צוויי‬ ‫לאטס‪ .‬אלעס אינאיינעם האט ער באצאלט ‪125-‬טויזנט דאלאר‬ ‫פאר דער גאנצער גאס‪ ...‬פארגלייכט דאס צו היינט‪ ,‬ווען פאר‬ ‫דעם געלט קענט איר קריגן אן אלטן פאדער‪-‬צימער‪...‬‬ ‫נישט נאר לעין סטריט איז נאך דעמאלט נישט געווען‪ ,‬נאר די‬ ‫אלע גאסן‪ ,‬מעיפעל טערעס און די אנדערע שיין‪-‬אויפגעבויטע‬ ‫און געדעכט‪-‬באוואוינטע גאסן און געסלעך האבן דעמאלט‬

‫נאכנישט‬ ‫עקזיסטירט‪.‬‬ ‫דארט וואו מיר‬ ‫האבן היינט הייזער‬ ‫און ראודס זענען דעמאלט‬ ‫געווען וועלדער מיט ביימער און‬ ‫באשעפענישן‪.‬‬ ‫קיין הייזער זענען נישט געווען און‬ ‫קיין מענטשן האבן‪ ,‬ווי פארשטענדליך‪,‬‬ ‫נישט געוואוינט‪ .‬ר' הערש אלימלך האט געלאזט‬ ‫דארט אריינציען סוער ליינס און די אנדערע נויטיגע‬ ‫אינפאסטרוקטור וואס פעלן זיך אויס צו קענען וואוינען‪ ,‬און‬ ‫מיט דעם איז אוועקגעשטעלט געווארן דער יסוד נישט נאר‬ ‫פאר "לעין סטריט"‪ ,‬נאר פאר די אנדערע גאסן און געגנטן וואס‬ ‫זענען דארט צום סוף אויפגעקומען‪.‬‬ ‫איין זאך וואס איז יא דארט געווען איז געווען א געשעפט‬ ‫‪ -‬מער אזא קליין געשעפטל‪ ,‬וואס איז געשטאנען אויפ'ן פלאץ‬‫וואו עס געפינט זיך היינט "מאטי'ס סופערמארקעט"‪ ,‬און האט‬ ‫פארקויפט ברויט און עטליכערליי סארטן געבעקסן‪ .‬יענער‬ ‫כמו‪-‬בעקעריי האט געדינט דעם קליינעם ציבור היימישע אידן‬ ‫וואס האט געוואוינט אין די געסלעך פון דער אומגעגנט‪ ,‬בעיקר‬ ‫די בחורים און יונגעלייט פון דעם לעגענדארן בית מדרש עליון‪.‬‬ ‫די בעקעריי האט געהאט א "צווילינג"‪ ,‬א גראסערי ‪ --‬דער‬ ‫איינציגער גראסערי מיט כשר'ע פראדוקטן‪ .‬יענץ האט זיך‬ ‫געפונען אראפ מעיפעל עוועניו‪.‬‬ ‫* * * * *‬ ‫בית מדרש עליון איז א קאפיטל פאר זיך‪ .‬אייגנטליך‪ ,‬מער‬ ‫ווי א קאפיטל‪ ,‬איז די געשיכטע מיט בית מדרש עליון און דעם‬ ‫לעגענדארן גרינדער‪ ,‬הגה"צ רבי שרגא פייוול מענדעלאוויטש‬ ‫זצ"ל‪ ,‬א בוך פאר זיך‪ ,‬און נישט דווקא אין דעם ספר הזכרונות‬ ‫פון אידישקייט אין מאנסי‪.‬‬ ‫רבי שרגא פייוול איז קיין אמעריקע געקומען אין תרע"ג‪,‬‬ ‫מיט'ן ציל אויפצוטאן פאר תורה און אידישקייט‪ .‬ר' שרגא‬ ‫פייוול האט געפרואווט פירן א שטיל און באשיידן לעבן‪ ,‬אבער‬

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‫וויאזוי א קליין‪ ,‬פארלאזט ווינקל פון וואלד און שטחים האט זיך אנטוויקלט‬ ‫אין דעם עיר ואם בישראל מאנסי יצ"ו‬

‫א שמועס מיט איינעם פון די פיאנערן פון דער היימישער מאנסי‪ ,‬הרה"ח ר'‬ ‫צבי אלימלך ווערצבערגער שליט"א‪ ,‬ראש הקהל "ויואל משה" דסאטמאר‬

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‫מאנסי איז מער נישט מאנסי‪ .‬אזוי הערט‬ ‫מען אפט פון די "אריגינעלע" תושבים‪ ,‬וואס‬ ‫האבן זיך ארויסגעצויגן צו אונזער שטאט נאך‬ ‫מיט צענדליגער יארן צוריק‪ ,‬ווען דער ריזיגער‪,‬‬ ‫ווירברירנדער היימיש‪-‬אידישער צענטער‬ ‫איז נאך געווען א פארווארפן שטעטעלע‪ ,‬א‬ ‫פינטעלע אויף דער מאפע אין נישט‪-‬ווייטן‬ ‫שכינות פון ניו יארק הבירה‪ .‬מאנסי דעמאלט‬ ‫האט געמיינט עפעס אביסל מער פארגעשריטן‬ ‫ווי א גרעסערער באנגעלאו קאלאני ‪ --‬א הימל‪-‬‬ ‫ביז‪-‬ערד חילוק פון דער היינטיגער דריט‪-‬‬ ‫גרעסטער חרדישער שטאט איבער דער וועלט‪.‬‬ ‫דעמאלט‪ ,‬מיט א פופציג‪-‬זעכציג יאר צוריק‪,‬‬ ‫איז מאנסי געווען א שטיל ווינקעלע‪ ,‬מלא‬ ‫חן און מלא גרינס‪ ,‬וואו די לופט איז געווען‬ ‫דורכגעוועבט מיט מנוחה און שלווה‪ .‬לאמיר‬ ‫נישט מאכן קיין טעות‪ :‬אונזער היינטיגער מאנסי‬ ‫איז אויך נאך שיין און פארהעלטניסמעסיג‪-‬‬ ‫רואיג‪ .‬וואספארא פארגלייך איז עס אבער‬ ‫צו דעם מאנסי פון דעמאלט‪ ,‬ווען פאר יעדן‬ ‫איינוואוינער זענען געווען לכל הפחות פינף‬ ‫וועלדער און וועלדעלעך?‬ ‫הרה"ח ר' צבי אלימלך ווערצבערגער‬ ‫שליט"א‪ ,‬ראש הקהל דקהל ויואל משה‬ ‫דסאטמאר‪ ,‬איז געווען פון די סאמע ערשטע‬ ‫חסידישע אידן זיך צו באזעצן אין דעם‬ ‫דעמאלט‪-‬דארף מאנסי‪ .‬ר' הערש אלימלך‬ ‫איז קיין מאנסי געקומען מיט גענוי פערציג‬ ‫יאר צוריק‪ ,‬אין תשכ"ו‪ .‬היינט איז דאס זיך‬ ‫ארויסציען פון שטאט קיין מאנסי קיין שום‬ ‫חידוש און הונדערטער היימישע פאמיליעס‬ ‫האבן אויסגעפירט דעם ויצא‪-‬וישב פון ניו יארק‬ ‫סיטי קיין מאנסי דורכאויס די לעצטיגע יארן‪.‬‬ ‫דעמאלט איז אזא זאך געווען א זעלטנהייט‪.‬‬ ‫אידן האבן שוין געוואוינט אין מאנסי פון‬ ‫פריער‪ ,‬און שפעטער אינעם ארטיקל וועלן‬ ‫מיר לייענען מער פרטים איבער דער בראשית‪-‬‬ ‫היסטאריע פון אידן אין מאנסי און ספרינג וואלי‪.‬‬ ‫אבער חוץ די גאנציעריגע תושבים‪ ,‬האט מאנסי‬ ‫געדינט ווי אזא סארט זומער‪-‬רעזארט ענליך צו‬ ‫די קעטסקילס‪ .‬די קעטסקילס געגנט איז שוין‬ ‫דעמאלט געווען א צענטער וואוהין מענטשן‬ ‫האבן געוויילט דורכאויס דעם זומער‪-‬סעזאן‪,‬‬ ‫און מאנסי און ספרינג וואלי‪ ,‬מיט די האטעלן‬ ‫און באנגעלאו‪-‬קאלאניס‪ ,‬איז געזען געווארן‬ ‫ווי א שטיקל קאנקורענט צו דער "קאנטרי"‪.‬‬ ‫פון יענע באנגעלאוס און האטעלן זענען כמעט‬ ‫נישט געבליבן קיין זכר‪ .‬צוויי אויסנאמען‬ ‫זענען "זינגער'ס האטעל"‪ ,‬וואו עס געפינט זיך‬ ‫היינט די ישיבה "נועם אלימלך" ליזענסק‪ ,‬און‬ ‫"רובינפעלד מאנסי פארק האטעל"‪ ,‬וואו עס‬ ‫געפינט זיך היינט "קהל יטב לב דסאטמאר"‪.‬‬

‫זאגט ר' הערש אלימלך‪" ,‬האט געווענליך געדאוונט אין בית‬ ‫מדרש עליון‪ .‬קיין אנדערער מנין איז אין דער געגנט נישט‬ ‫געווען‪ .‬אפטמאל‪ ",‬דערמאנט זיך ר' הערש אלימלך‪" ,‬בין איך‬ ‫אראפגעגאנגען דאווענען קיין וויזניץ‪ .‬אבער ממש אין אונזער‬ ‫געגנט‪ ,‬וואו די גרופע היימישע אידן האט געוואוינט‪ ,‬זענען‬ ‫געווען בלויז די צוויי בתי מדרשים‪ ,‬בית ישראל און בית מדרש‬ ‫עליון‪.‬‬ ‫אין יענער צייט זענען נישט געווען קיין היימישע מוסדות‬ ‫חינוך‪ .‬ישיבה ספרינג וואלי האט שוין עקזיסטירט‪ ,‬אבער‬ ‫דארט האבן דעמאלט געלערנט יונגלעך און מיידלעך אין‬ ‫זעלבן בנין‪ .‬די מער מאדערנע אידן האבן אהינגעשיקט‪ ,‬אבער‬ ‫ס'איז נישט געווען אויסגעשטעלט פאר'ן היימישן ציבור‪ .‬א‬ ‫שינוי לטובה איז אריינגעטרעטן מיט דער גרינדונג פון דעם‬ ‫ערשטן היימישן מוסד אין שטאט‪" ,‬בית דוד"‪ .‬בית דוד‪ ,‬וואס‬ ‫איז ביז היינט‪ ,‬מיט צענדליגער יארן שפעטער‪ ,‬פארבליבן‬ ‫דער צענטראלער שטאט‪-‬מוסד פאר חרדי'שע אידן‪ ,‬האט זיך‬ ‫אנגעהויבן מיט א טאטן וואס האט אנגעהויבן לערנען מיט די‬ ‫קינדער אינדערהיים‪ .‬דאס זעלבע מיט דער מיידל‪-‬שולע "בית‬ ‫רחל"‪ ,‬וואס איז געווען דער ערשטער היימישער בית חינוך פאר‬ ‫מיידלעך פאר'ן היימישן ציבור אין מאנסי‪.‬‬ ‫געגרינדעט האט דער מוסד זיך אין תשכ"ב‪ ,‬און דער מייסד‬ ‫איז געווען אן ערליכער איד‪ ,‬א ירא וחרד לדבר השם מיט'ן‬ ‫נאמען ר' רפאל אייזנבערג‪ ,‬וועלכער האט א נאמען געגעבן דעם‬ ‫מוסד "בית דוד" נאך זיין טאטן‪ .‬די מיידל‪-‬שולע‪" ,‬בית רחל"‪ ,‬איז‬ ‫אזוי אנגערופן געווארן לזכר נשמת דער מוטער פון א נדבן‪,‬‬ ‫וואס האט מנדב געווען א באדייטנדע סומע געלט פאר דעם‬ ‫צוועק‪.‬‬ ‫* * * * *‬ ‫א שטארקן שאקל האט די פרום‪-‬אידישע מאנסי זיך געגעבן‬ ‫ווען כ"ק אדמו"ר מוויזניץ שליט"א האט זיך ארויסגעצויגן‬ ‫אהער אין די כ'‪-‬יארן‪ .‬אויב האט רבי שרגא פייוול זצ"ל פארזייט‬ ‫די ערשטע קערנדלעך פאר א אידישן לעבן אין מאנסי‪ ,‬האט‪,‬‬ ‫יבלחט"א‪ ,‬דער וויזניצער רבי שליט"א פארפלאנצט די ערשטע‬ ‫ביימער פאר א שפרודליג חסיד'יש לעבן אין שטאט‪.‬‬ ‫"פיליס טערעס"‪ ,‬וואו דער רבי שליט"א האט זיך באזעצט‪ ,‬וואו‬ ‫ס'געפינט זיך דאס גרויסע‪ ,‬פראכטפולע בית המדרש און וואס‬ ‫איז היינט דער צענטער פון וויזניץ אין שטאט‪ ,‬האט באלאנגט‬

‫צ ו‬ ‫הרה"ג‬ ‫'‬ ‫ר‬ ‫ה ע ר ש ל‬ ‫וואקסמאן‬ ‫שליט"א‪ ,‬ראש הכולל‬ ‫דמאנסי‪ .‬די געגנט איז געווען‬ ‫ארומגענומען מיט א צאל באנגעלאו‬ ‫קאלאניעס‪ ,‬וועלכע האבן געקענט‬ ‫פארוואנדלט ווערן אין הייזער און מוסדות‪.‬‬ ‫דערצו איז אינמיטן דעם בערגל געשטאנען א‬ ‫פארלאזטע קאסינא‪ ,‬וואס האט געקענט רענאווירט‬ ‫ווערן און באנוצט ווערן פאר א בית המדרש‪ ,‬און דערנעבן איז‬ ‫געווען גענוג שטח אויפצושטעלן עטליכע הייזער‪.‬‬ ‫אט דעם בערגל האט דער וויזניצער רבי'ן שליט"א מחליט‬ ‫געווען אּפצוקויפן‪ ,‬און אינעם זומער שנת תשכ"ד האט דער‬ ‫וויזניצער רבי שליט"א ענדליך דערלעבט צו זען וויאזוי זיין‬ ‫חלום ווערט פארווירקליכט‪ ,‬ווען אין חודש תמוז האט זיך דער‬ ‫רבי ענדגילטיג ארויסגעצויגן קיין מאנסי אויף פיליס טערעס‪.‬‬ ‫מיט'ן רבי'ן זענען מיטגעקומען נאך זיבן משפחות‪ ,‬צווישן זיי‬ ‫הרה"ג ר' אברהם ניסן ניימאן שליט"א דומ"ץ וויזניץ און הרה"ח‬ ‫ר' יוסף שטיינמעץ ז"ל‪.‬‬ ‫א צאל חסידים האבן לכבוד דעם אנגעהויבן זיך ארויסציען‬ ‫קיין מאנסי פאר'ן זומער‪-‬סעזאן‪ .‬אזוי ווי זומער האבן זיך‬ ‫געפונען אין מאנסי פיל וויזניצער חסידים‪ ,‬האט דער רבי‬ ‫געעפנט א תלמוד תורה‪ .‬ווען דער זומער איז אריבער און דער‬ ‫עולם איז צוריק געפארן אין שטאט אריין‪ ,‬איז געווען א רעדע‬ ‫פון פארשליסן דעם מוסד און זיך צוזאמשטעלן מיט "בית דוד"‬ ‫ווייל ס'איז ממש געווען אוממעגליך אויפצוהאלטן א מוסד פאר‬ ‫אזוי ווייניג קינדער‪ ,‬אבער דער וויזניצער רבי שליט"א האט‬ ‫גענומען אויף זיך די לאסט פון דעקן דעם שווערן בודשעט‪,‬‬ ‫און מיט גרויס סייעתא דשמיא האט ער טאקע מצליח געווען‬ ‫אויף גאר א זעלטענעם פארנעם‪ .‬היינט פארמאגט וויזניץ די‬ ‫גרעסטע תלמוד תורה אין שטאט‪ ,‬בליעה"ר‪.‬‬ ‫פארזעצונג קומענדיגע וואך אי"ה‬

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‫די השגחה עליונה האט אנדערש געוואלט‪ .‬אמעריקאנער אידן‬ ‫האבן אנטדעקט דעם גרויסן ליכט און אים אויפגענומען אלס‬ ‫מנהל פון תורה ודעת און אזוי ארום האט ער אנגעפאנגען זיין‬ ‫הייליגע ארבעט אּפצוראטעווען די אמעריקאנער יוגנט פון‬ ‫טאטאלער אסימילאציע‪.‬‬ ‫די שווערע ארבעט האט זיך שווער אּפגערופן אויף זיין‬ ‫געזונט‪ ,‬און אין תרצ"ז האט ער באקומען טובערקולאסיס‬ ‫(רח"ל)‪ ,‬און זיינע דאקטוירים האבן אים גע'עצה'ט ער זאל‬ ‫ארויספארן פון דער שטאט און זיך באזעצן צווישן די בערג‪,‬‬ ‫וואו עס איז פאראן פיל געזונטערע לופט‪ .‬אזוי ארום איז דער‬ ‫גאון בתורה ובמעשים אנגעקומען קיין סּפרינג וואלי‪ ,‬וואו ער‬ ‫האט זיך געלאזט זוכן א ּפאסיגן מקום צו קענען אויפשטעלן‬ ‫א ישיבה‪ .‬און ער האט געטראפן א ּפאסיגן ארט‪ ,‬אבער נישט‬ ‫אין סּפרינג וואלי נאר אין מאנסי וואו עס האבן נאך דאן כמעט‬ ‫נישט געוואוינט קיין אידן‪ .‬ער האט געטראפן א הערליכע‬ ‫געביידע ביים ווינקל פון מעין סטריט און מעיּפל עוועניו‪ ,‬און‬ ‫עס באשלאסן אּפצוקויפן פאר דער סומע פון ‪ 15,000‬דאלאר‪.‬‬ ‫דער פריערדיגער אייגנטימער ַאן אנטיסעמיט‪ ,‬א גרויסער‬ ‫לאנד‪-‬באזיצער אין מאנסי‪ ,‬האט אריינגעשריבן אינעם "דיד" אז‬ ‫די געביידע טאר נישט פארקויפט ווערן פאר א איד‪ .‬אבער ר'‬ ‫שרגא פייוול האט איינגעשּפאנט א פריינטליכן גוי‪ ,‬וועלכער‬ ‫האט אּפגעקויפט די געביידע און עס דאן תיכף פארקויפט פאר‬ ‫ר' שרגא פייוול‪ ,‬וואס האט דארט געגרינדעט דעם בית מדרש‬ ‫עליון‪.‬‬ ‫די נייע ישיבה אין מאנסי האט געשאפן א מעכטיגע‬ ‫רעוואלוציע אין דער עולם התורה‪ ,‬און האט געפירט דערצו‬ ‫אז מאנסי איז געווארן פארוואנדלט אין א מקום מקלט פאר‬ ‫מסירת נפש'דיגע אידן וועלכע האבן געוואלט אויפציען זייערע‬ ‫קינדער א פרום אידיש לעבן‪.‬‬ ‫ווי נאר רבי שרגא פייוול מענדלאוויטש זצ"ל האט‬ ‫אויפגעשטעלט דעם בית מדרש עליון אין מאנסי האבן זיך‬ ‫תיכף ארויסגעצויגן פון שטאט ‪ 12‬יונגעלייט‪ ,‬וועלכע זענען‬ ‫מיטגעקומען מיט אים און זיך באזעצט אין פינף זומער‪-‬‬ ‫הייזקעלעך ארום דער ישיבה‪ .‬די ערשטע הייזער וואו עס‬ ‫האבן געוואוינט אידן אין מאנסי זענען געבויט געווארן דורך‬ ‫ר' שרגא פייוול‪ .‬ער האט אויפגעשטעלט פינף הייזער אויף‬ ‫מעיּפל עוועניו ביי מעין סטריט‪ ,‬די הייזער שטייען נאך היינט‪.‬‬ ‫די הייזער האט מען גערופן די "כולל הייזער"‪ ,‬ווייל רבי שרגא‬

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‫פייוול האט דאס געבויט פאר די בני הכולל‪ .‬די ערשטע‬ ‫איינוואוינער דארט זענען געווען‪ ,‬רבי ישראל ספינער‪ ,‬רבי חיים‬ ‫שלאס‪ ,‬רבי שרגא משה קאלמאנאוויטש‪ ,‬רבי דן אונגארישער‬ ‫און רבי שמחה שוסטאל‪ ,‬וועלכער איז געווען ראש הכולל‬ ‫און האט אין די שּפעטערע יארן געגרינדעט די בארימטע‬ ‫ישיבה אין סטעמפארד‪ ,‬קאנעטיקוט (וואס האט דעם זמן זיך‬ ‫אריבערגעצויגן קיין מאנסי)‪.‬‬ ‫מיט גרויס סייעתא דשמיא האט דאס בית מדרש עליון‬ ‫זיך שטארק איינגעגעבן‪ ,‬און האט ביז א קורצער צייט זיך‬ ‫איינגעקויפט א נאמען פון גאר אן אויסגערופענער ישיבה‪ .‬א‬ ‫צאל גרויסע חסיד'ישע רבנים און רבי'ס האבן דארט געלערנט‪,‬‬ ‫אריינגערעכנט כ"ק האדמו"רים מראכמיסטריווקא‪ ,‬מונקאטש‪,‬‬ ‫שינאווא‪ ,‬קיוויאשד‪ ,‬בלאזשוב; ווי אויך הגה"צ ר' ישראל חיים‬ ‫מנשה פרידמאן שליט"א ראב"ד סאטמאר וויליאמסבורג‪,‬‬ ‫הגה"צ ר' משה וואלפסאהן שליט"א‪ ,‬הגאון ר' שבתי וויגדער‬ ‫שליט"א‪ ,‬ולהבחל"ח הגה"צ רבי שמעלקא טויבענפעלד זצ"ל‬ ‫אב"ד חרדים מאנסי‪ ,‬הרה"ג ר' יונה פילאפ ז"ל ר"מ בישיבה‬ ‫גדולה דקרית יואל‪ ,‬הגאון ר' משה דוד שטיינווארצל ז"ל ראש‬ ‫ישיבת באבוב‪ ,‬און הגאון ר' יחזקאל הארוויץ זצ"ל ראש בית דין‬ ‫פון דער וויענער קהילה‪.‬‬ ‫* * * * *‬ ‫מאנסי איז דעמאלט געווען אזוי קליין‪ ,‬מיט אזוי ווייניג‬ ‫איינוואוינערס‪ ,‬שוין אפגערעדט פון היימישע אידן‪ ,‬און אזויפיל‬ ‫וועלדער און פוסטע שטחים‪ ,‬אז אביסל ארויסצו‪ ,‬למשל וואו‬ ‫ס'איז היינט דער צענטער פון ספרינג וואלי‪ ,‬איז שוין געווען ווי‬ ‫אן אנדערע שטאט ‪ --‬ערגעץ‪-‬וואו דארט ווייט אוועק‪...‬‬ ‫איין אויסנאם איז געווען דער דירות‪-‬קאמפלעקס אויף‬ ‫מאנסי בולערווארד און פלעטשער ראוד‪ ,‬אבער יענץ באלאנגט‬ ‫צו ספרינג וואלי‪ ,‬וואס האט אנעקסירט דעם שטח צו זיך‪ .‬די‬ ‫זאונינג אין מאנסי האט נישט געלאזט דארט בויען וואס די‬ ‫אייגנטימער האבן דארט געוואלט בויען; האט ספרינג וואלי‬ ‫אנעקסירט דעם שטח צו זיך‪ .‬יענער קאמפלעקס באלאנגט‬ ‫נאך היינט פאר ספרינג וואלי‪.‬‬ ‫שולן זענען אויך כמעט נישט געווען‪ .‬אויסער בית מדרש‬ ‫עליון‪ ,‬איז געווען דאס בית המדרש "בית ישראל" אויף מעין‬ ‫סטריט‪ ,‬וואס שטייט נאך היינט צו טאג‪ .‬דארט האט געדאוונט‬ ‫דער מער מאדערנער עולם‪" .‬מיר‪ ,‬דער היימישער עולם‪",‬‬

Wishing all our customers A Gemar Chasima Tova!

Visit our Boro Park three-floor show room! Special consideration for decorators/designers.

Ask about our in-house team!

Lightening By Fran Boro Park: 718.484.7680 4318 13 Ave Monsey: 845.425.9070 28 Cental Ave.

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9’ 8” WIDE X 7’ 3.5” TALL

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ALSO AVAILABLE: GLASS DOORS, MIRROR, & SHELVES A D D I T I O N A L $400

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additional support for shelves added

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THE SUKKAH DECORATION CONTEST BY FAIGY ROTHMAN

Picture 3 of 3 Color or decorate this Sukkah picture with craft supplies of your choice, crayons, markers, colored pencils, pastel, glitter, paint etc., and send us a picture of it after Sukkos for a chance to win $25 at Toys 4 U! comments@themonseyview.com The Monsey View - 3 College Road - Suite 204 - Monsey, NY 10952

CALL TODAY! to enroll your child in Dayhab.

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GIVE YOUR SPECIAL CHILD A BOOST WITH SHARE’S EXERCI SE PROGRA MS!

With professional trainers, your son or daughter can enjoy ﬁtness and health.

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‫יענקי גרינבערג שיכון סקווירא סוכה על העגלה‬

Avrumi Dewick, 5 Bobover Cheder

Yisrael Beller - 5 years old - Chestnut Ridge

Duvid Margaretten

Pinchos Kaufman 9 Yochanan Kaufman 4

TALENT SHOW

Nussy Morgenstern Age 4 YeshivaBeis Dovid

182 / THE MO NS E Y V IE W

Moshy Schwartz, Moshy Gewirtz, and Ari Weiser

Where Every Entry Is a Winner

Hey kids! Here’s your chance to show off what you made! Did you have fun in the snow or the fall leaves? Did you construct something special with Magna Tiles or other building toys? Or did you do one of our “Mommy, I’m Bored” activities or crafts? We’d love to show everyone how creative Monsey kids are! Please email or mail your picture to The Monsey View.

‫בס"ד‬

‫הערט שטוינענדע סיפורים‪ ,‬אויף א וואונדערליכן אופן‬ ‫באגלייט מיט גאר ווארעמע ניגונים‬ ‫און פילט אייך ממש אין הויף פונעם‬

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DO YOU LOVE NATURE? YOUR SPECIAL SON MAY TOO!

SHARE’S wilderness hike is an exciting adventure for special young adults to explore the wonders of friendship, independence and Hashem’s beautiful world.

Call us:

High Standards, Low Fares.

CALL TODAY! to enroll your child in Dayhab.

845-354- 3233 ext 1106 czinstein@chesed247.org

AIR

845.352.4022

HOTEL

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CAR RENTAL CELL PHONES

COLOR THE TOOLS

FIND ALL THE WORDS FROM THE WORD LIST

Axe

Hammer

Caulking Gun

Nail Puller

Chisel

Pliers

Hacksaw

Screwdriver

Sharpening Stone Showel Vise

FIND THE WAY TO THE TOOLS

Workbench Wrench

SUKKOS ACROSS

44. 19th letter of the Greek alphabet

76. Get a new tenant for

1. A small cut

45. Hem again

DOWN

6. Shocked reaction

48. Hoodwink

10. Bogus

49. Young woman

14. Loose-limbed

50. Electrifying swimmer

15. Hodgepodge

52. Must be more shade than this

16. Problems 17. Worrier’s worry 18. ___ Station 19. Coffin 20. Move, as a picture 22. Religious offshoot 24. The facts of life? 25. Fringe benefit 27. A Sukkos action verb 29. Is temporary on Sukkos 33. ___ Hashem 34. Smoky tasting 35. Swarm 37. Gadget 41. Before of yore 42. What to call un hombre

1. Disparage 2. Cairo’s waterway 3. Eczema symptom 4. On sale

54. There are four

5. Essence

58. Subatomic particle

6. Republicans, for short

59. Historic time

7. Brews

60. Spellbound

8. Trig functions

62. Sisters’ daughters

9. Raincoat alternative

66. Workbench attachment

10. Little lie

68. Last name in fashion

11. Cover story?

70. Hosiery shade

12. Nice Jewish last name

71. When little boys get thrown in the air

13. Pri Eitz Hadar

72. Data

23. Zingy taste

73. Wading bird

26. Injured, in a way

74. Hatchling’s home

28. Colorful carp

75. Remaining after all deductions

29. Person of action

21. Southern breakfast dish

30. Starting with hard or soft

Answer key on Boggle page.

31. Just manages, with “out” 32. Trivial Pursuit edition 36. Clean, as a spill 38. Deer sir 39. Beat to a pulp 40. Remove from office 43. Proteolytic enzyme 46. Common Market inits. 47. Small dam 49. Ancestry 51. Introduction 53. Hang around 54. Days to live in the Sukkah 55. Choice 56. Simplifies 57. Backbone 61. Knoll or hill 63. Ringlet 64. Fencing sword 65. Cobblestone 67. N.Y.C. zone 69. Decay

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Tires

Tire Service

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Are you in a hospital and need food ? (Kimpeturins as well)

Would you like to volunteer with cooking or delivering food for patients and families that are in the hospitals ? please call us!

!‫תזכו למצות! א גוט יום טוב‬

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VP, Branch Manager and Business Development Officer (845) 356-5300

Greg Monteith,

EVP, Chief Lending Officer (845) 634-7200 x5901

Raymond Francis,

VP, Commercial Lending Officer (845) 634-7200 x5905

Your NorthEast Community Business Banking Team Providing the products, services and expertise to help your Rockland County business thrive. Call us today — let’s talk business. • • • • •

Free Business Checking Free Online Banking Cash Management & Merchant Services Remote Deposit Capture 25¢ Returned Check Fee

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Commercial Real Estate Lending Commercial Construction Lending Multi-Family Lending Equipment Financing Commercial Term Loans and Lines of Credit

BANKING OFFICE:

LENDING CENTER:

72 West Eckerson Road Spring Valley, NY 10977 Tel: (845) 356-5300 Toll-free: (866) 287-7500

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Bank lobby hours: Mon-Fri 9 AM-5 PM • Saturday 9 AM-1 PM • Sunday 10 AM-1 PM

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• The following suffixes may not be added to words: "s," "ing," "ed," and "er." • The following prefixes may not be added to words: “un,” “re,” and “pre.” • No proper nouns, abbreviations, or acronyms • No bouncing back to letters already used in a given word • Words may not be found with a computer boggle solver. • Words may not be found with the help of a dictionary. • *The Monsey View will carefully review all submissions to ascertain each word is found in the dictionary. Points will be deducted for ineligible words. • We reserve the right to disqualify entries that have a few ineligible words, that are not written in alphabetical order, or are missing information.

PLAYING RULES:

Write your 4-letter, 5-letter, 6-letter etc. words in alphabetical order, in separate columns. Fax or email your word list, together with your total points by Sunday, 8:00 PM for a chance to win! Include your name, phone number, and address.

C O T G C T O H R N H S T U

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DIRECTIONS:

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Fun Page

4 letter words 2 points | 5 letter words 3 points | 6 letter words 5 points 7 letter words 7 points | 8 letter words 9 points | 9 or more 12 points Each contestant has a chance to win only once in four weeks.

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