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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Monday, April 11, 2016
Chasidic Heroes
Binyomin Zev Unger, and Yitzchok Greenberg (YWN) |
Always happy to report a Kiddush HaShem. From YWN:
Two Jewish construction workers who worked in New Square are
being hailed as heroes, after helping rescue occupants from a home that
exploded in Hillcrest, and making a tremendous Kiddush Hashem.
Sources tell YWN that the two men – Binyomin Zev Unger, and
Yitzchok Greenberg, were working in New Square when they heard an explosion and
saw a plume of smoke. The pair ran through the woods to a home that had turned
into a fireball.
When they arrived at the home, there was one family member
sitting on the front steps with bloody and and burned face. They helped move
them away from the burning home, but then realized that another family member
was still inside the home. They were unable to gain access due to the home
being fully engulfed in flames, but began screaming to the occupant to run out
as quickly as possible.
The explosion and fire sent a mother and her adult son to
the hospital.
According to News12, fire officials say the fire broke out around 9 a.m.
on 4 Stark Court in Hillcrest, not far from the Palisades Parkway. Firefighters
think the explosion happened in the son’s second-floor bedroom, and the fire
spread to the rest of the house.
Much of the multimillion-dollar home has been destroyed. It
is unknown at this time what caused the explosion. A spokesman from Orange and
Rockland Utilities say there is no indication that the explosion was gas
related.
Both people were taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. The son
suffered burns, and the woman has a medical condition that first responders
wanted to have checked.
Ramapo Police gave YWN the following statement:
At approximately 8:43 am today, Ramapo Police were advised
of a structure fire on Stark Ct., in the New City section of the Town of
Ramapo. An adult male resident sustained minor injuries. He was transported to
Good Samaritan Hospital by Spring Hill Ambulance Corp. Rockland Paramedics
assisted with the injured person. Hillcrest FD, Spring Valley FD, Suffern FD,
Haverstraw FD, West Haverstraw FD, New City FD, and Orangetown FD assisted with
fighting this fire. The fire has been deemed suspicious. It is being
investigated by the Ramapo Police Detective Bureau. Rockland County Sheriff’s
Office BCI was assisting RPD.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Reserve Cut, Zagat, and Chaim
The distinguished rabbi featured in this video is my nephew, Chaim Maryles. I watched him grow up right here in Chicago. He has traveled many trails, and had many trials and tribulations. But he has triumphed. God bless him. (Love that guy!)
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