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After 2 months of extensive underground infrastructure upgrades, including improvements to the sewer system, construction on Kingston Avenue has been completed in recent days. The work was expedited to ensure it would be finished before the month of Tishrei, when thousands of guests are expected to arrive in Crown Heights from Eretz Yisroel and around the world. Photographer Mendy Akiva presents photos of the newly finished avenue • Photos
In the vicinity of Beis Chayenu – 770, at the corner of Eastern Parkway and Kingston Avenue and extending down Kingston to President Street, major renovations are now in full swing. The project aims to be completed ahead of the month of Tishrei to ensure the area is ready to properly welcome the thousands of guests expected to arrive from across the globe • Photos
Construction in in front of the Rebbe’s Chatzer and library today as cement was poured on the sidewalk. Photos By: Eliyahu Ezagui • Photos
Construction continues in front of the Rebbes Library and the Courtyard of 770. Throughout the year the area hosts Chuppas, Minyanim in the lead-up to Pesach, A large Sukkah and the iconic tashlich fountain, among others. Today (Thursday), the area was closed off and construction workers removed large stone tiles • Photos by ChabadInfo Photographer Dov Ber Hechtman • Photos
Chaim Begun (S. Paulo, Brazil) to Estee Katz (Crown Heights)
L’Chaim: tonight (Wednesday) in The Arches, 1349 s. Johns Pl.
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Baby girl to Yossi and Chaya Lebovic – Crown Heights
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Mendel Aisenbach – Toronto Canada to Gitty Friedman – Birmington, Alabama
L’Chaim: tonight (Thursday) in Rubashkin’s 1349 President St.
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Omri Gabay – Los Angeles, CA to Chavi Leeds – Pittsburgh, PA
L’Chaim: tonight (Wednesday) 1349 President St.
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