A menorah on the lawn of the Chabad Jewish center at the University of Cincinnati was vandalized for the fourth time in several years, UC Chabad Rabbi Yitzi Creeger told The Algemeiner on Wednesday. Footage of the latest incident was first shared by the watchdog group StopAntisemitsm, and shows a young man sporting a knapsack walking up to the menorah and toppling it before running away • Full Story
The Talmidei Hashluchim of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, organized the largest parade ever in Cincinnati. The community began the parade, escorted by the local police departments, led by the “Geula float” ( built by the Shiur Gimmel )through the Jewish community. Many families came out and joined the Simcha • Full Story, Photos
A historic event occurred in Cincinnati, as the city’s council voted unanimously to make an official resolution to establish Education Day on 11 Nissan. Last month the city’s mayor proclaimed Education Day, however the city council’s resolution makes the proclamation binding • Full Story, Photos
The staff and students of Yeshivas Lubavitch – Cincinnati escorted the levaya of Hatomim Meir Likhovetski this morning, as it passed in front of the yeshiva building. The body is currently en route to Toronto, Meir’s hometown, where he will be laid to rest • Full Story, Photos
Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Director of Yeshiva Lubavitch – Cincinnati, holds the official declaration of the Governor of the State of Ohio proclaiming 11 Nissan of this year as Education Day.
On January 4th 2022, Mr. Aftab Pureval was sworn in as the new Mayor of Cincinnati. One of his first proclamations as Mayor was designating 11 Nissan as “Education and Sharing Day” in Cincinnati • Full Story, Photos
Berel Grossbaum (Minnesota) to Chana Shmotkin (Detroit)
L’Chaim tonight in F.R.E.E.
Baby boy to: Shmuel and Esther Neft (nee Tyshenko) – Toronto.
Baby boy to: Menachem and Esty Sheinberger – Crown Heights
Baby girl to: Meir and Chanie Levinger (nee Richler) – Yerushalayim, Israel
