Community Corner

Volunteers from Chaverim of Queens & Great Neck and Chaverim of the Five Towns & Far Rockaway are supporting a statewide effort aimed at addressing one of the most common frustrations heard from motorists across New York: the rising cost of auto insurance.

The living room of Dr. and Mrs. Marc Silverman’s home in Kew Gardens Hills was filled Tuesday evening, February 24, as rabbanim, community leaders, and supporters gathered for a reception on behalf of “P’eylim Lev L’Achim – The Movement of the Gedolei Yisroel,” an organization devoted to bringing Jewish neshamos across Eretz Yisrael closer to Torah.

On Sunday evening, March 15, the grand ballroom of Terrace on the Park served as the backdrop for a milestone event that transcended the typical boundaries of a communal fundraiser. As guests arrived for the 36th Annual Dinner of Yeshivas Ohr Hachaim, it became clear that the evening was designed to be a living demonstration of the very values the yeshivah instills in its talmidim every day.

New York City announced the first phase of a new universal childcare initiative that will provide free full-day “2-K” seats for two-year-olds, with several southern Queens neighborhoods included in the initial rollout.

Queens & Five Towns Responders Join Statewide Coalition Supporting Relief For Drivers

Volunteers from Chaverim of Queens & Great Neck and Chaverim of Five Towns & Far Rockaway are supporting a statewide effort aimed at addressing one of the most common frustrations heard from motorists across New York: the rising cost of auto insurance.

On a frigid Super Bowl Sunday morning, the social hall at the Young Israel of Jamaica Estates (YIJE) filled early despite the cold. The gathering marked QJCC’s 56^th year of continuous service to the people of Queens.