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When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday, September 18, at her home in Washington, D.C., it was just around the time of shkiah – the beginning of Rosh Hashanah and Shabbos.

“Here's someone of, by and for Brooklyn and this city who did the greatest things on the world stage.”

A-G Barr: "It is my hope that the cities identified by the Department of Justice today will reverse course and . . . start protecting their own citizens."

"What's going on in New York right now demands our best. We need to hang tough, be there for one another, be caring, remember our humanity, and support each other through this really difficult time in our city."

It was the day that changed America. It won't be the same again.

“If they don’t have a mask, the MTA will give them a mask to wear. If they refuse to wear a mask, they will be evicted from the system."

“You can worship safely, and you’ll see an increased police presence in your communities."

It remains to be seen whether YU will manage to escape state and federal rebuke for banning the LGBTQ club with the force of all the loving and acceptance being poured on the heads of its gay students.

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Trump signed a five-page memo ordering federal agencies to send reports to the Office of Management and Budget with recommendations for funds that can be redirected from New York.

The attacker took the cash but dropped the wallet fast when he saw the rabbi's police shield.

No one was home at the time, according to local reports, and no residents were injured, although one firefighter was reported injured.

According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Otisville has reported 42 coronavirus cases, 28 inmates and 14 staff. No pandemic-related death has been reported.

According to an unsubstantiated report, the attacked synagogue belonged to the Gerer Chassidic movement.

Services are likely to be cut by as much as 40 percent, translating into deep changes in the system, and serious difficulties for commuters in Brooklyn Jewish communities.

“We don’t have any evidence that it’s worse in the Chassidic community, we haven’t gotten those complaints. If we do, we will follow up,” the governor said.

“There have been an increase in cases with more severe symptoms as well as hospitalizations and ICU admissions.”

Firefighters arrived to find heavy fire coming from the rear of the first floor. The damage is estimated at approximately $75,000 worth.

"How did Jewish tombstones come to be used as a road bed on the bank of Hook Creek in Nassau County?? Where are they from?"

City official said that Borough Park will be under a "blitz" of the Test and Trace Corps scrutiny, with a campaign of inquisitive robocalls and increased testing.

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Nassau County Police found that Nicola Pelle had five handguns, a number of rifles and shotguns, including two assault weapons.

In the past, school and college drives have resulted in 75,000 blood donations during each school year.

Claire Shulman was the first woman to become the Queens Borough President.

Due to the coronavirus regulations, the camp was not in session.

I have viewed my stature in Albany through the lens of how that helps me deliver for the people in my district, Myrie told The Jewish Press.

All the teachers who said they could not return for “health-related reasons” submitted medical documentation in writing.

The Department still has not revealed the number of people who were transferred from nursing homes to hospitals and then died there, Gottfried said.