Monticello, NY – Plans to redevelop the long-dormant Apollo Plaza on Monticello’s eastern edge could nudge forward next Friday, when responses to an initial call for interested developers and designers
The NIS 5,000 daily fine imposed on Chinuch Atzmai by the High Court of Justice in the Emanuel Beis Yaakov segregation case begins today, Sunday, April 18, 2010. After the
The cloud that resulted from the volcanic activity in Iceland has shut down airports from Iceland to Ukraine, leaving many travelers stranded, including some 30,000 Israelis who planned to be
Israel on Sunday night and Monday will remember 22,682 members of security agencies who fell in the line of duty, making the ultimate sacrifice towards protecting Israel and its residents.
According to a New York Times report, in a secret memo released by US Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates in January, the White House does not have a long term
Former Jerusalem Mayor R’ Uri Lupoliansky expects to be released to house arrest today, Sunday, as he spent the last days imprisoned for his alleged involvement in the Holyland affairs.
Most of us have already forgotten the name Achiya Ovadia, the soldier who was once affiliated with the Har Bracha Hesder Yeshiva who along with a friend held up a
As an increasingly large part of European airspace was shut down for the third day on Saturday and the towering fountain of ash from an Icelandic volcano showed no signs
A white supremacist rally on the lawn of Los Angeles City Hall ended with a handful of arrests Saturday afternoon as counter-protesters showered police and white supremacists with rocks, bottles
He may have never told a lie, but George Washington apparently had no problem stiffing a Manhattan library on two books. Two centuries ago, the nation’s first President borrowed two
Toyota Motor Sales said late Friday it will recall about 600,000 Sienna minivans in the United States to correct a potential corrosion in the spare tire carrier cable. The latest
Exeter Township, PA – A judge has denied an injunction that would have prevented a poultry plant from being forced to close. Mehadrin Kosher Poultry asked the judge to prevent
Hummus king Sabra is relocating this summer from its Astoria, Queens, headquarters to Richmond, Va., where it built a larger processing facility. The move will be completed by Aug. 30
Saying the decision isn’t “going to get any easier for them,” Mayor Bloomberg today urged U.S. Attorney general Eric Holder to announce once and for all where the Obama Administration
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was sued by U.S. regulators for fraud tied to collateralized debt obligations that contributed to the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The firm’s shares
According to a Yisrael HaYom report, 30% of avreichim granted a deferment from IDF service after declaring they are learning did not comply with conditions of the agreement. According to
One must understand that in addition to the unfolding bribery case surrounding Jerusalem’s Holyland building project, the project is far from done, with additional residential complexes and a hotel in
An Arkansas man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for plotting to kill dozens of blacks, including then-Sen. Barack Obama, federal authorities said. Paul Schlesselman pleaded guilty in
Some Census numbers: So far, 63 percent of people living in New York State have sent back their once-in-a-decade count. And this year’s form is one of the shortest, only
Volcanic ash from Iceland snarled air traffic across Europe for a second straight day Friday, causing the cancellation of some 17,000 flights, according to the intergovernmental body that manages European
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