Memory Lane: Rav Meir Cohen, Menahel of Agudas Horabonim

Within the annals of Agudas Harabonim—the organization to which most of America’s orthodox Rabbanim belonged to for more than a century—the.... read more

Today In History: Twelve Years Since Hurricane Sandy Hit NYC

Today marks 12 years since Hurricane Sandy touched down in New York and caused devastating damage to local communities and.... read more

Captured Moment: The Rebbe with His Lulav

YS Gold Standing in the week following Sukkahs, this week’s.... read more

Today In History: NYC Subway System Opens

The New York City subway system is an integral part of the city, for good and for bad. The subway system has an astonishing average of 3.2 million.... read more

BoroPark24 Community-Wide Sukkah Clean-Up Initiative

Yesterday, BoroPark24's status celebrated the first day after Sukkos by.... read more

Memory Lane: Agudas Yisroel of Boro Park (Zeirei)

Perhaps the most important Shul in postwar America, the epitome of the rebirth of Torah Jewry following the Holocaust, was Agudas Yisroel of Boro.... read more

Chol Hamoed Feature #3: Riveting Facts About Rain

During the second days we will recite Tefillas Geshem, a tefillah in which we ask Hashem to bless us with rain in this upcoming.... read more

Chol Hamoed Feature #2: Living In A Sukkah All Year Round

On Sukkos we go out of our comfortable, heated homes and into flimsy huts outside. Stepping outdoors makes us.... read more

Chol Hamoed Feature #1: 5 Most Spectacular Waterfalls

Sukkos is a Yom Tov of joy and simcha, but there’s an extra layer to that on Chol Hamoed, when we celebrate the Simchas Bais Hashoeva. In the.... read more

Memory Lane: Rav Yisroel Isser Friedman, zt”l, The Krenitzer Rov

‘Isser’l Der Masmid’ Meir Yisroel Isser was born in the year 1900 in the.... read more

How Boro Park Holocaust Survivor, R' Duvid Einhorn, Fasted Yom Kippur Of 1944

Ahead of Yom Kippur, BoroPark24 is gratefull to share a fascinating story from Reb Duvid Einhorn, a Boro Park resident and Holocaust survivor,.... read more

The Lens of Boro Park: Week 10/9/2024

Captured Moment: The Talmud Torah

YS Gold On the edge of Boro Park stands a humble home. Looking through the 1940’s images in the New York City archives, we learn.... read more

Memory Lane: Gustave S. Roth, Philanthropist and Torah Supporter

Birth of a Patron Gustave S. Roth, a native of Ratzky, Poland was a scion of the old Ratkowsky family. His father, Reb.... read more

Captured Moment: The Storefront Shul

YS Gold On a corner in the center of Boro Park there was, evidently, a little shul named Chevra Bnai Arye Anshei Krasnopolye. Some.... read more

Poll Results: The Debate Over 13th Avenue Sukkah Street Vendors

BoroPark24’s recent poll on the presence of street vendors along 13th Avenue during Erev Sukkos has sparked a lively debate within the.... read more

Memory Lane: Rav Nosson Nota Bilitzky

A scion of the most prestigious families in Lita, tracing their lineage through generations of Rabbonim, to the greatest luminaries of the Torah.... read more

Captured Moment: The Telephone Building

YS Gold This week’s captured moment takes us to the edge of Boro Park where an enormous building has sat for decades. The.... read more