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Losing an election is never easy. When you invest your time, energy, and hopes into a campaign, defeat hurts. But when things don’t go your way, it doesn’t mean you were wrong. Elections are influenced by many factors; voter turnout, campaign resources, name recognition, timing, messaging, and the ability to mobilize supporters on Election Day. A loss at the ballot box does not invalidate the concerns that motivated a campaign or the issues it addressed • by Benny Rosenberger • Read More
Former city council candidates Benny Rosenberger and Yehuda Shaffer talk about why community leaders and voters are diverging in the 2026 Primary election: “This divide comes from two different views of how to exercise political power” • Read More
Last week, a united group of Crown Heights activists attended the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) ‘land use’ meeting at the community board’s Nostrand Avenue office to fight against and oppose the ‘Mega’ Homeless Shelter, which our local elected officials are attempting to force into the neighborhood • Full Story, Photos
Zalmy Engel – Australia/Crown Heights to Mirale Simon – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, 23 Tammuz, in Anshei Lubavitch
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Baby girl to Chananya and Elisheva Roth – Baltimore, MD
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