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Is Your Money Waiting for the State?

This past February 1 was National Unclaimed Property Day and serves as a reminder that state governments currently hold over $70 billion in forgotten assets. This isn’t abandoned real estate; it’s usually dormant bank accounts, uncashed paychecks, utility refunds, or forgotten stocks that were turned over to the state after a period of inactivity.

Recap: Sarit comes over and asks a lot of questions. Something drops to the floor and it’s an ID for someone wearing a hijab.

 That was a close call when that girl Evie saw my ID. I was clumsy to have kept it in my pocket. I hope she believed my story about finding it on the street.

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If you’re eager to experience the breathtaking beauty of Norway, the Canadian Rockies and the French Alps, but don’t want to “go it alone” or investigate and arrange all the aspects of the trip yourself, you definitely should check out the trips this summer offered by Dani’s Kosher Outdoor Adventures.

New York

 Armani Charles, 28, was arraigned this week in Brooklyn Criminal Court on charges stemming from an antisemitic stabbing in December near Chabad headquarters in Crown Heights.

On any given weekday in Queens or Great Neck, a woman walks into her local kosher supermarket, selects chicken, meat, or fish, and heads to checkout like any other customer. She provides only a phone number. There are no vouchers, no public lines, and no visible indication that assistance is being provided. To those around her, she appears simply to be preparing for Shabbos.