RUSSIA’S CHIEF RABBI, RABBI BEREL LAZAR, VISITED THE SATMAR REBBE, Horav Zalmen Leib, during his current trip to the United States.
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RUSSIA’S CHIEF RABBI, RABBI BEREL LAZAR, VISITED THE SATMAR REBBE, Horav Zalmen Leib, during his current trip to the United States.
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OFF DUTY NYPD SCHOOL SAFETY AGENT Brian Frett, 39, was arrested Wednesday, Sept. 25, around 6:15 a.m. and charged with two counts of rape.
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Got plans this weekend? You do now! Bay Ridge’s biggest weekend kicks off with the @RagamuffinBR on Saturday, followed by the Third Avenue Festival on Sunday, featuring food and drink, live entertainment, rides, games and special guests! https://t.co/qpsHOPOOOi pic.twitter.com/4NRPFAw7ES
— Brooklyn Reporter (@bkreporter) September 27, 2024
Thanks to a local artist, the history of Brooklyn’s culture is now on display and celebrated at Industry City through a new art exhibit.
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NEW: We’ve awarded $90 million to replace lead pipes and protect drinking water in communities across New York!
No New Yorker should be exposed to dangerous toxins in their drinking water.
These grants are going to help our children and families stay safe and healthy.
— Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) September 27, 2024
New York crews are on the ground in Yancy County, North Carolina to assist communities affected by Hurricane Helene.
We’re going to continue to support our neighbors in the South as this devastating storm continues.
— Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) September 27, 2024
An election campaign is the wrong moment for a Ukrainian leader to criticize the candidates. Ukraine depends on American weapons, and he’s going to need bipartisan support in Washington to keep getting them. https://t.co/ZH6P1eUicw
— Wall Street Journal Opinion (@WSJopinion) September 27, 2024