Florida’s First Ever Orthodox Jewish Police Officer Sworn In to North Miami Beach Police Department
Yehuda Topper, a yarmulka wearing police officer, was sworn in Thursday night to the North Miami Beach Police Department.
Yehuda Topper, a yarmulka wearing police officer, was sworn in Thursday night to the North Miami Beach Police Department.

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Popular oven manufacturer GE will no longer have its Shabbos mode ovens certified under the Star-K as of January 1st. Remain certified under other Hasgachos.
Israel’s “Red Country” travel restrictions will be lifted at midnight tonight, opening up the skies for travel and tourism.
We’ve seen the world just get shaken up and enlightened as to what is happening unfortunately in regards to abuse. Mendy takes the global lesson and narrows it down, into our own community.
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With adults and children alike reeling from the impact of recent happenings, the creators of the first ever social and emotional learning (SEL) curriculum for the Orthodox Jewish community have released a resource booklet for educators and parents on addressing difficult current events with children.
A Brightline higher-speed train fatally struck a pedestrian who walked into its path Tuesday, the fifth death involving the railroad since it recently resumed operations after being shutdown because of the pandemic.
In response to pressure from Governor Ron DeSantis, the state of Florida has been notified that planning has begun in preparation of sending 30,000 more monoclonal antibody doses to the State.