With the pandemic preventing many from participating in a traditional synagogue service, Chabad of Shelton and Monroe took the service outdoors Sunday • Full Story

A northern New Jersey town has reached an agreement in a federal lawsuit that accused it of illegally denying an Orthodox Jewish group’s attempt to expand its footprint, the U.S. attorney’s office for New Jersey announced Tuesday • Full Story

Chabad of Grass Valley will be hosting a Kosher food truck event Thursday, during which visitors may buy a variety of authentic sweet or savory Kosher foods as the Jewish community prepares for the high holidays • Full Story

The Chabad Jewish Center of Monroeville will be giving away thousands of free, cloth face masks over the weekend. The masks, which come in packages of five, will be handed out from the Monroeville municipal building’s parking lot at 2700 Monroeville Blvd. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday • Full Story

Chabad-Lubavitch of Wisconsin has extended its free food program at least through the rest of 2020, after initially indicating it might have to end on Aug. 30, 2020 • Full Story

Rabbi Yonatan Markovitch, a Lubavitch Rabbi in Kiev, was officially awarded the Medal and a Certificate of honor of the nation’s parliament – the Verkhona Rada of Ukraine. It is the first time in the country’s history that a Jewish religious leader has been honored with the highest award of the Ukrainian Parliament • Full Story

Southern Arizona’s Mega Challah Bake will be held in your own kitchen this year — with Chabad providing live instructions and entertainment via Zoom, plus ingredients for those who want them • Full Story

The Jewish landscape of southeast suburban Denver is changing with the opening of the new South Metro Campus for Jewish Life at 6100 E. Belleview Ave. in Greenwood Village • Full Story

On Wednesday, Chabad of Coral Springs will once again distribute fresh produce in their ongoing efforts to continue fighting food insecurity in the community • Full Story

Today, following a normalization of ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu had a Zoom call with the leaders of the Jewish community is the UAE • Watch

After denouncing racist, anti-Semitic fliers left around his community earlier this month and then being threatened by a neo-Nazi leader, Rabbi Shlomo Litvin of Chabad of Bluegrass., aims to educate others on what Judaism and anti-Semitism are all about • Full Story

It was a whirlwind of emotions for Rabbi Moshe Sasonkin when he was appointed to take his recently passed father’s place as director of Chabad of Akron and rabbi at Anshe Sfard Revere Road Synagogue in Bath Township in October 2018 • Full Story

Chabad of SE Morris County volunteers have recently prepared and distributed thousands of masks and gifts of chocolate to healthcare workers, and has delivered pallets of surplus food and hundreds of quarts of chicken soup to homebound and isolated seniors in the community • Full Story

Chabad, known for its hyper-local Jewish outreach efforts, is sending a young New York City-bred rabbi and his family to the northwestern Pennsylvanian city to establish the group’s presence in the coming months • Full Story

In a special chartered flight, a large group of Shluchim from across India, together with their families, flew to Eretz Yisroel. Currently, there are almost no Jewish people in India, due to the extreme heat and the severity of the Coronavirus • Photos

Following the social media storm that even the President shared that Chabad of Sherman Oaks, California was helping rioters by providing rocks in front of their building which turned out to actually be their security barriers, Rabbi Mendel Lipskier of Chabad of Sherman Oaks took the opportunity that was provided due to the Chabad House being in the limelight and launched a campaign called Share4Justice where you do good deeds and share with others • Watch

As Allegheny County entered the green phase on Friday, June 5, loosening restrictions that had been put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19, local Chabad centers have taken the first tentative steps toward reopening • Full Story

Chabad of Chatsworth, CA, directed by Rabbi Yossi Spritzer, donated pizza to the local LAPD precinct to show appreiciation for all that the officers are doing in general, and specifically during these times.

Since March, the Chabad of Coral Springs has been providing free groceries several times a week for curbside pickup, including fresh produce and bags of cut romaine lettuce, coleslaw, and broccoli, as well as kosher items for families • Full Story

Members of the Chabad Rabbinical High Court visited the city of Chevron last night and met with the heads of the local Jewish community, who presented them with the map of the “Deal of the Century” plan and noted the dangers lurking therein • Full Story

Chabad of Robbinsville and Hamilton will distribute KN95 face masks June 4 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. as part of a joint effort between Chabad centers across New Jersey. In total, 150,000 masks will be handed out statewide. Hamilton Mayor Jeff Martin will be in attendance • Full Story

The Rohr Chabad House at University of Wisconsin had a window broken at some point over the last two days, but the director, Rabbi Mendel Matusof, does not believe it was related to antisemitism • Full Story

The Brooklyn Botanical Garden is a stone’s throw from my house. I pass its gated entrance on my walks along Eastern Parkway several times a week and promise myself to visit soon. But the last time I strolled under its gorgeous cherry trees was two years ago. Written by Mrs. Baila Olidort • Full Story