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Crown Heights

8 months ago

Time is Almost Up to Register to Vote or Request a Mail in Ballot

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The deadline to register to request a mail in ballot is THIS MOTZEI SHABBOS, OCTOBER 25. This is not about who wins or loses. This is about making a strong stand for our community. The more total votes we have, the more seen we are by all of our elected officials • Full Story, Details

New York

4 years ago

NYC Mayor Eric Adams To Attend Antisemitism Summit In Greece

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams is slated to depart for Greece on Wednesday to participate in the 2022 Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism. More than 50 mayors and municipal office holders from around the world are expected to attend the event • Full Story

Eretz Yisroel

4 years ago

Tzfat Mayor Visits the Chabad Yeshivah Gedolah

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The mayor of the City of Tzfat Shuki Ohana paid a special visit today to the Chabad Yeshivah Gedola of Tzfat together with the Rosh yeshivah Rabbi Wilschanski, On Sunday, 15 Elul. Rabbi Wilschanski was sent by the rebbe 41 years ago to open the Chabad Yeshivah Gedola of Tzfat • Photos

News

5 years ago

Adams Breaks with Tradition, Accommodates Frum at Inauguration

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Incoming Mayor Eric Adams is breaking two longstanding traditions. His inauguration ceremony for mayor will be held in Brooklyn, rather than City Hall, and it will take place at night. The reason for the time change? This year, January 1st is on Shabbos, and Adams wants to enable frum Jews to participate in the ceremony • Full Story

News

5 years ago

Adams Projected Democratic Primary Victor

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After a tense few weeks in which his closest rival, Kathryn Garcia, came within about 9,000 votes, he pulled ahead in results the New York City Board of Elections released Tuesday evening • Full Story

Crown Heights

5 years ago

Error in Mayoral Vote Count; Adams Still Leads

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The Democratic primary for mayor of New York City was thrown into a state of confusion Tuesday when election officials retracted their latest report on the vote count after realizing it had been corrupted by test data never cleared from a computer system. That data had indicated that Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a former police captain who would be the city’s second Black mayor, had lost much of his lead and was ahead of former sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia by fewer than 16,000 votes • Full Story